ProjectMark is a technology company.
ProjectMark has raised $5.0M across 2 funding rounds.
ProjectMark has raised $5.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
ProjectMark is an AI-powered CRM platform tailored for the commercial construction industry, enabling teams to manage bid pipelines, RFP responses, client relationships, and pursuit decisions using historical data for smarter outcomes.[1][2][4] It serves construction companies, particularly general contractors and AEC firms, by solving inefficiencies in business development and marketing workflows—areas underserved by tools like PlanGrid or BuildingConnected—through a project-centric approach that continues post-deal closure, boosting productivity, win rates, and accountability.[1][3][4] With under 25 employees in San Francisco, $5M in total funding including a recent $2M round, SOC 2 Type II certification, a 4.9/5 G2 rating, and recognition as a BuiltWorlds Top 50 solution, ProjectMark demonstrates strong growth momentum via client testimonials on professional proposals and contract wins.[2][4]
ProjectMark was founded by construction veterans addressing a tech gap in winning work for the industry. CEO Tom brings extensive experience in cost and risk management across $5B+ in projects like schools, hospitals, and high-rises, fueling his passion for business development strategies.[3] COO Noel, with a decade as a construction manager at AECOM and AECOM Tishman, procured billions in contracts across Ireland, UK, and US markets, spotting tech opportunities to optimize sales processes.[3] CTO Anthony, raised in his father's construction firm and experienced in building orphanages, adds 12 years of software engineering from startups like Bitgo.[3] The idea emerged from observing siloed tools like Excel failing to integrate opportunity tracking, contacts, and proposals, leading to a lightweight, industry-specific CRM launched from San Francisco.[1][2][3]
ProjectMark rides the construction tech (ConTech) wave, targeting business development amid fragmented tools optimizing field workflows but ignoring marketing and pursuits.[1] Timing aligns with industry digitization post-pandemic, where data-driven decisions counter labor shortages, rising costs, and competitive bidding—leveraging AI for historical insights in a $10T+ global market.[1][2] Favorable forces include AEC firms' shift from Excel silos to integrated platforms, enabling higher win rates and efficiency; ProjectMark influences the ecosystem by setting a standard for lightweight, tailored CRMs, as evidenced by its funding, awards, and adoption by teams winning substantial contracts.[2][4]
ProjectMark is poised for expansion by deepening AI features for predictive analytics and integrations, capitalizing on ConTech's growth amid megaproject booms and sustainability mandates. Trends like mobile-first collaboration and data security will shape its path, potentially scaling via partnerships with EPC giants. Its influence may evolve from niche CRM to ecosystem hub, empowering more firms to "win work smarter"—building on its origins to transform construction BD from reactive to strategic.[1][2][4]
ProjectMark has raised $5.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
ProjectMark's investors include Freestyle Capital, Matchstick Ventures, Pi Labs, TenOneTen Ventures, Trimble Ventures, Jeffrey Wilke, Steve King, Aston Motes, Farzad Nazem, Henry Kravis, Michael Stoppelman, Rick Berry.
ProjectMark has raised $5.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in September 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2023 | $3.0M Seed | Freestyle Capital, Matchstick Ventures, Pi Labs, TenOneTen Ventures, Trimble Ventures, Jeffrey Wilke, Steve King | |
| Jan 1, 2022 | $2.0M Seed | Aston Motes, Farzad Nazem, Henry Kravis, Michael Stoppelman, Rick Berry |