Chasedirt
Utah and the counties over the lines

Nobody checks every bid site a day. We do.

Every job the cities, counties, school districts and water districts put out to bid — all of it, in your inbox by 6am.

Cancel any time in one click. Thirty days to change your mind.

Chasedirt — your 6am list Tuesday 6 Oct · closing dates first
Prequalified General — Stage II, Davis County
DFCM · state facilities construction
Prequal closesThu 8 Oct
HVAC Replacement — Animal Control Building
City of South Jordan · 14 miles
ClosesFri 9 Oct
Pond #8 Expansion — Evans Lane
City of Saratoga Springs · 29 miles
ClosesThu 8 Oct
SPCC Renovation, Bid Package #1
Salt Lake County · county-wide
ClosesThu 29 Oct
Cities and countiesevery one that posts work
School districtsand water districts, where work hides
Every tradenothing filtered out on our side
6am, weekdaysone email, nothing to log into
What you're paying for

The looking, done for you.

The work is out there and it's public. What costs you is the hunting: the sites, every day, and the one that got away because the date slipped past you.

Everything in the email links straight to the agency that posted the job, so you're reading the real notice, not our summary.

01

We check the places you don't.

The state site is one place. School districts, water districts and county road departments post on their own pages — and that's where most guys never look.

02

All of it, not a selection.

Concrete, roofing, pipe, mowing, patrol — whatever a buyer puts out goes in. We don guess what you do and we don't drop the work we think you won't want.

03

Closing dates at the top.

If it closes this week you see it first. Jobs get lost because the date went by, not because the price was wrong.

Where we look

Every place around here that puts work out to bid.

Utah, plus the counties over the lines in Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada.

Cities and townsevery city hall and public works department
Countiesroads, buildings, parks, water
School and water districtswhere most of the work hides

Not in your part of the country yet? We're opening other regions one at a time, and this one is first. The list is only as good as the agencies we cover, so if you work outside the radius it will not be worth your money yet — we would rather say that than take it.

How it works

Three steps, nothing to learn.

You pay, and you're in.

Every trade we cover, up to 250 miles out — the whole list, not a slice of it. Nothing to configure, no login to keep, no settings to come back to.

We check the sites, all day.

Every city, county, district and state agency that posts public work, read again through the day.

Your list lands at 6am.

Click through to the job, get the plans, put a number on it.

What it costs

$99 a year. Locked at that price for as long as you keep it.

That's the whole thing. One job you'd have missed pays for it many times over, and the price doesn't move when ours does.

First 100 accounts
$99
a year, renewed — and $99 is your price for life
  • Every trade, not just one
  • Everything we look at, everywhere we look
  • A list every weekday, plus the closing-soon heads-up
  • 30 days to change your mind, money back
  • Renews at the same $99 — cancel any time, one click
Take one of the first 100
Everything
Every trade — the whole list, and you can change how far it reaches whenever you like
$39 /mo yearly Start
Same thing, month to month
$49 a month, nothing paid up front
$49 /mo Start

One price, every trade, every town we cover — the same list whatever you pay, and no bigger plan that finds more than the one you are on. Yearly is the cheaper way to buy it; month to month costs $10 more and commits you to nothing. Either way: stop whenever you want, one click, no phone call and no runaround.

Straight answers

What guys actually ask us.

It's all public anyway, isn't it?

It is. The state site is public and so is the free state-funded APEX service. If you've got the time to check every bid site a day, keep your money. We do the checking so you can stay on the job.

How do I know there'll be anything for me?

You see every notice we can place inside your radius — nothing is filtered out on our side, so if work is being bid, it's in the email. If a week goes by with nothing inside your radius, tell us: we would rather say so than take money for empty emails.

Where do the jobs come from?

The state's bidding site, UDOT, the county and city pages, the school and water districts, and the notice boards that never make it onto a portal — read through the day. If a public buyer inside the circle posts work, it belongs in the email.

Can I stop?

Any time, one click or one email. Cancel and it ends with the year you have already paid for. First 30 days, your $99 comes back.

What happens when the year is up?

It renews at the same $99. That price is yours for as long as you keep it — if we raise it for new customers, you stay at $99.

Do you cover my town?

If the town, county or school district posts public work and it's in this region, yes. We're not in Las Vegas, Boise, Denver or Phoenix yet — that comes later.

Not sure any of this is worth $99? Fair question. We wrote out the honest comparison — every other way to find Utah public work, what each one costs, and where one of them beats us: the comparison. New pieces land on Blog: The Bid Sheet.

The first 100 get $99 a year, locked for life.

Every trade, every place we look, thirty days to change your mind.

Take one of the first 100