Founder-led pilot
Put Build Signals in front of a real acquisitions workflow.
The pilot is designed for teams that want earlier visibility into development motion without waiting for brokers, marketed processes, or spreadsheet-heavy permit review.
What a pilot includes
One market, one workflow, one accountable partner
The current pilot is intentionally narrow: one launch market, founder-led setup, weekly feedback loops, and rapid iteration around a real sourcing workflow.
Pilot timeline
- Intro call and sourcing workflow fit check.
- Launch-market demo and pilot setup.
- Two to four weeks of live usage and weekly feedback.
- Decision on expansion, admin controls, and deeper data coverage.
Who it's for
The current product is best for teams that source proactively
Teams that want an earlier read on projects before they become broadly marketed.
Operators who want a tighter weekly view of nearby competitive and adjacent activity.
Firms that need permit motion translated into ranked signals instead of raw permit dumps.
Pilot scope
What you get in the first engagement
- Ranked permit-driven opportunities in the El Dorado County West Slope launch market.
- Parcel context, source discipline, watchlist tracking, memo generation, and AI-powered Q&A.
- Founder-led onboarding and weekly product feedback loops.
- A practical path from pilot validation to broader deployment and infrastructure hardening.
What comes next
The enterprise roadmap is already defined
- Managed Postgres and stronger production data infrastructure.
- Deeper admin controls, role hardening, and better organization management.
- Expanded market coverage and a more durable ingestion architecture.
- Further security, observability, and deployment maturity for scaled customers.
Why this approach works
Pilot first, then harden the platform underneath the workflow
The current goal is not to pretend the product is fully enterprise-complete. It is to prove workflow value with the right teams quickly, then use live buyer feedback to drive the highest-value enterprise investments in data infrastructure, identity, and controls.