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Hire the vendors for a community that is still being built.

Send one RFP for each common-area contract, read the proposals side by side, and keep every visit and invoice on record.

  • Free for one community
  • Unlimited RFPs

Common-area landscaping

3 proposals, per month
Greenline Grounds · $3,150Phases 1 and 2 · $1M coverLowest
Palmetto Landscape · $3,420Phases 1 and 2 · $2M coverMost cover
Bayside Lawn & Tree · $3,280Phase 1 only · $1M coverScope differs

How a developer board uses VendoRFP.

One RFP for each contract

Landscaping, pool service, janitorial and gates each get their own scope. Draw the common areas on the map and every vendor reads the same one.

See the map →

Proposals you can compare

Every vendor prices the same lines, so price and coverage sit in one table.

See side-by-side proposals →

A vote on the record

Put finalists to your board. Each member gets a ballot link, and the tally is kept with the proposals.

See board votes →

Insurance checked for you

A vendor with lapsed coverage cannot propose, and your board hears about an expiry two weeks ahead.

See expiry reminders →

Every visit has a report

Arrival time, checklist, photos and notes come with each visit, so you read what happened without a phone call.

See visit records →

Invoices tied to visits

Each invoice links to the visits it bills. Sales tax is its own line.

See invoices →
A divided residential entrance avenue at first light: a boxwood-and-pansy median between two carriageways, street lamps under mature oaks.

Before a vendor can propose

LiabilityRequired
BackgroundRequired
LicenseRequired

Set the vendor standard once.

Choose the insurance and background minimums for your community. Only vendors that meet them can send a proposal, and the vendors you already use can join for free and file their documents.

See how vendor vetting works

Send the first contract out as an RFP.

Create your community, draw the common areas and send your first RFP.