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Meetings booked in week one
“The appointments you're booking are crazy: Hugo Boss, AboutYou, Drykorn, Jack Wolfskin, all within a week.”
Christian Schmidt & Mike Klaßen
Co-Founders & Owners
Architecture and engineering
Meet the owner before the RFQ goes out
When an RFQ goes public, another firm has already walked the site. Argorant finds the developers and owners in your market and drafts each one a note about their own project.
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Before the RFQ
By the time the RFQ is public, another firm has already shaped it.
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Someone else walked the site
Their ideas are in the scope and their name is on the shortlist. You spend a week of senior time on a proposal you were never close to winning.
- 02
Pursuit lists built after five
Owners and developers copied from websites into a spreadsheet, emails guessed one by one, between redlines and site visits.
- 03
Three tools before one email
A separate checker for the emails, a mail merge to send them, a sheet to track replies. The pursuit list goes stale before it goes out.
Their project, line one
A note about their project, not your brochure
Each email opens with what the owner posted on their own website, like a new clinic in Chandler, then one line on work you've done like it. You approve every one.
Owners and developers
The people who pick the design team, by name
Describe the owners you want and where, like developers and health systems in Arizona. Argorant counts them for free and lists development and facilities leads, emails checked.
- Developers, owners and GCs
- By industry, state and size
- Companies first, then their people
Between redlines
Site walk requests land in one inbox
Replies from every principal's mailbox land in one inbox, labeled Meeting request, Question or Referral. Answer from the same mailbox, in the same thread, between site visits.
- Meeting requests labeled
- One inbox for every principal
- Same mailbox, same thread
What one owner is worth
An owner who knows you sends the next project too. One project pays for Argorant.
Get in before the RFQ and you help shape the scope instead of pricing someone else's. That's backlog from new owners, and fewer weeks on proposals you were never close to.
- Today
- RFQs another firm already shaped
- With Argorant
- Every owner in your market, written to
- Pays for itself
- One project
Customer stories
From the right contacts
to real customers.
What happened when these teams put the right contacts into their outreach.
16.81%
Reply rate across the campaign
“We've gotten 16.81% in replies after working with you guys. Can only recommend you.”
Jannik Linke
Founder & CEO
Blunaranja
€759K
Pipeline generated
“Yesterday I got confirmation for a pilot - and it was the very first appointment.”
Armin L. Rau
Founder & Managing Director
Frequently asked
questions
Architecture & Engineering and Argorant
Still have questions? Talk to us
No. It shows the people who commission projects by industry, state and size, and your AI reads each owner's website so the first line can mention the expansion they posted.
Development directors, VPs of development, facility and capital planning leads and, at smaller developers, the principal. You see every title before anyone is added.
Yes: public works directors, city engineers and facility leads at cities, counties and school districts in your states. Most still buy through RFQs, so the point is to be known before the next one.
Owners answer notes about their project, not brochures. Each email is three sentences with a line from their own website, and follow-ups stop the moment they reply.
About an hour to set up, then a few minutes a day reading replies. Every answer lands in one inbox, already sorted.
Plans start at $99 a month with 5,000 contacts and 100,000 campaign emails. Start with a 7-day free trial. Mailboxes are billed separately if you order them.
Be the firm they call before the RFQ
Describe the projects you want and where. Argorant finds the owners and developers behind them and drafts a note about each one's project.
