
Good Help Is No Longer Hard To Find
Money locked to your scope before work starts, released on approval, with the lien waiver stamped at settlement.
The problem
Your subs mobilize crews and buy material on a promise, then wait months to get paid. That wait pushes your best subs toward the jobs they trust to pay, and it turns funding disputes and remobilization into a hidden tax on every project you run.
How it works
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Scope gets priced and locked before work starts.
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The owner funds a dedicated project account at a federally insured financial institution.
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Each sub confirms its funded amount before it mobilizes.
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You submit a pay application. The owner approves it.
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Funds release under four-eyes review, and the lien waiver stamps itself.
What changes for you
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Funds confirmed, not promised. Money is locked to your scope before you commit crews and material.
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Good help is no longer hard to find. A funded project is a real payment guarantee, and the best subs notice.
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Lien waivers, automatically. No signature chase. No closeout bottleneck.
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One record, everyone's truth. You, your subs, the owner, and a bank reviewer see the same tamper-evident record.
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Convert float revenue into margin revenue.