Receive developer projects
Review opportunities prepared with site context, a proposed plan, and factory-fit questions identified before your team prices the project.
Partner With GroundUp →For factory-built housing suppliers
Get development projects that fit your factory.
GroundUp helps shape projects around your products, service regions, and production requirements, so your team can review better-prepared opportunities and get involved before the plan is fixed.
Partner With GroundUp →View Sample Project →
Start with one contact. We’ll involve the right commercial and technical people during onboarding.
New opportunities. Progress on the inquiries you already have.
For housing manufacturers with defined products or building systems and service regions.
Advance your own customer projects
Your sales team can use GroundUp’s developer portal to evaluate customer sites, create conceptual plans, compare project options, and move projects into manufacturer review.
Request Access →The same project fee model applies to projects advanced through the developer portal, whether started by a developer or a factory sales representative.
See what reaches your team before you price it.
A Development Project Packet (DPP) brings the proposed plan and quantities, relevant site information, delivery questions, and preliminary cost scope into one review. The next request is clear: assess fit, resolve a configuration question, or provide pricing.
View Sample Project →Know why a project reached your team.
During onboarding, we agree what your team needs before review: product and plant fit, project stage, budget context, and open questions. What a plant can build is considered alongside the projects it is currently prepared to accept.
- Fit
- Product, location, configuration, and delivery requirements.
- Readiness
- Site stage, target timing, budget and reported funding context.
- Next response
- The compatibility feedback, clarification, or pricing being requested.
Your team confirms fit, pricing, capacity, and order acceptance. A screened project is not a guarantee of financing, entitlement, or production.
Onboarding
Start with the information your team already uses.
Share your plans, specifications, service regions, and pricing information. GroundUp organizes the materials, works with your team to fill gaps, and asks you to confirm how your products and capabilities are represented.
- 01
Tell us about your factory.
Share your plants, products, service areas, and the kinds of projects you want.
- 02
Bring the right people into the conversation.
Use existing documents and the practical knowledge of sales, product, engineering, estimating, and logistics.
- 03
Confirm the details.
Review products, customization limits, current project preferences, delivery needs, and pricing scope.
- 04
Review projects and keep information current.
Assess opportunities, request clarification, and update information when your plant’s requirements change.
Questions factories ask
Can our sales representatives use GroundUp for existing customer inquiries?
Yes. Sales representatives use the developer portal to evaluate and advance customer projects. The same project fee model applies; this is not a separate internal-use subscription. Select Request Access to get started.
Who should contact GroundUp?
A leadership, sales, product, technical, or estimating contact can start the conversation. We’ll identify the right onboarding contributors and authorized decision-maker together.
Can we include multiple plants?
Yes. Tell us which plants you want to discuss. Each plant’s products, service area, and current project preferences are reviewed individually.
What about existing developer, dealer, or sales relationships?
Tell us who is already involved before the project is introduced. We discuss the appropriate contacts and review path with you rather than treating an inquiry as permission to bypass an existing relationship.
Will our technical information or pricing automatically become public?
Submitting an inquiry does not publish a factory profile. Before detailed materials are shared, confirm what will be represented, who will receive it, and the applicable data and sharing terms with GroundUp.
Does a match commit us to a project?
No. Your team reviews the project and confirms the configuration, pricing, capacity, and any accepted order through your own process.
Start here
Start a Factory Partnership.
Tell us about your factory and the opportunities you want to explore. Detailed technical information can follow with the right people on your team.
This inquiry starts a conversation. It does not automatically publish your profile.