Terms
Last updated: 31 October 2026. Plain English, because you have actual work to do.
What the service is
TradieTenders is an alert service: we monitor public NSW and Queensland government and council tender listings and email you new ones that match the trade and region preferences you set. Every alert links to the official listing. Current coverage is NSW and QLD — exactly as stated on the homepage. Other states are not live.
What the service is not
- We don't write, review, or submit bids. Bid packs are drafts. You lodge them.
- We don't guarantee you'll win work, or that every relevant tender will be caught — we aim for completeness, but government portals change and classifications are automated. If something slips through, tell us and we'll fix the matching.
- We're not affiliated with or endorsed by the NSW Government, the Queensland Government, any council, or any procurement body.
- Alert contents are factual notice details (title, buyer, closing date, link), not advice. Verify details on the official listing before acting — the portal is always the source of truth.
Billing
A$18 per month, billed by Payhip until you cancel. You can cancel anytime (see Refunds & cancellation). Access runs to the end of the period you've paid for, and that month is not refunded pro-rata. A charge is generally not refunded except where the Australian Consumer Law requires a remedy, or we made a billing or service mistake. A first-week preview of the board doesn't start a charge.
Fair use
One subscription covers one business's inbox(es) within reason. Don't resell, scrape, or redistribute the alert feed as your own service.
Liability
To the extent permitted by Australian law (including the non-excludable consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law), our liability is limited to the subscription fees you've paid in the preceding 3 months.
Data sources and attribution
NSW tender listing information is sourced from buy.nsw, © State of New South Wales, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Queensland notices are sourced from QTenders, © State of Queensland, CC BY 4.0.