The AI-powered purchasing agent for construction - quote, buy, and track materials from first quote to jobsite delivery, all in one place.
The orange "b." parked at a loading dock in Oakland: a logo that looks like a shipping label, for a company whose whole job is making sure the right box arrives on the right morning.
Here is a fact about construction that ought to be embarrassing and mostly just gets shrugged at: something like 98% of projects run over on time or over on budget. The usual suspects get blamed - labor, weather, permits, the client who changes their mind about the kitchen. Bundle, an Oakland startup, points at a quieter culprit. Before anyone can pour concrete or hang a cabinet, somebody has to buy the concrete and the cabinet, and in 2026 a startling amount of that buying still happens over email, phone, and PDF quotes stapled together in a shoebox.
The pitch is almost boring, which is the point. Procurement is the part of building that nobody photographs for the portfolio. It is spreadsheets and supplier calls and waiting for a delivery window that may or may not hold. Bundle's wager is that if you make that part fast and legible - one catalog, one dashboard, one place where quotes, orders, and deliveries live - the savings show up everywhere else. The company says it runs purchasing at roughly 10x the usual speed and trims material costs by 10 to 20%. Those are the company's own numbers, and they are the kind that are hard to audit from the outside, but the direction is intuitive: less friction in the buying, less bleed in the budget.
What makes it interesting is who is making the claim. Bundle's two founders did not wander in from generic B2B software. They came out of architecture and design - Delos and SHoP Architects - where they spent their days on the receiving end of exactly this mess, then went to Stanford's business school and decided to fix it. The tagline they landed on is refreshingly literal: built for construction by people from construction.
Built for construction by people from construction.
Your AI-powered purchasing agent.
Source quotes from multiple suppliers and compare pricing side by side, then order - without leaving the platform.
50,000+ products from 1,000+ brands across appliances, plumbing, electrical, framing, and finishes.
Watch upcoming deliveries across every project from one dashboard, so nothing surprises the crew.
Save the products and assemblies you use again and again, then repurchase them on the next job in a click.
Low-stock reordering plus a mobile app for check-in/out and allocation right in the field.
Internal and external team access, client selection tools, and direct supplier chat on-platform.
Bundle aims squarely at the small-to-midsize end of residential construction - the segment where a single missed delivery genuinely blows up a week, and where nobody has an enterprise procurement department to absorb the chaos. Contractors and ADU builders are the core. Designers use it to turn selections into orders. Field teams use the mobile app to check materials in and out. Property managers use it to keep repeat purchasing sane.
There is a timing story underneath the customer list. Accessory dwelling units - the backyard cottages and garage conversions that cities across California have spent years legalizing - have turned a trickle of small residential projects into a flood. That is a lot of builders doing a lot of repeat purchasing of similar materials, which is more or less the perfect shape for a reusable materials library.
The core buyer, juggling many suppliers.
Repeat projects, repeat materials.
Selections that become orders.
Inventory and deliveries on-site.
Came out of the design and construction world before co-founding Bundle in 2021 with her Stanford GSB classmate. Lived the procurement problem firsthand delivering commercial and residential projects.
Co-founded Bundle after roles at Delos and SHoP Architects. The AEC background is the whole differentiator - this is software written by people who once waited on the deliveries it now tracks.
The two met at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, but the real credential is the years before it. Delivering commercial and residential projects at firms like Delos and SHoP Architects means they watched procurement fail up close - the wrong finish shipped, the quote that expired, the sub who could not start because the framing lumber was still on a truck somewhere. Bundle is the tool they wished existed.
It is also, by the company's own description, a women- and minority-owned business where more than half the team identifies as people of color - notable in an industry not known for either.
| Round | Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Seed | ~$4.7M total raised | 2023 |
Investors: Alumni Ventures, Emerge, The MBA Fund, BuildTech VC, and Urban Innovation Fund - a lineup that reads like a bet on construction-tech infrastructure rather than a flashy consumer swing.
We're building the future of materials procurement.
The seed capital is earmarked for the unglamorous work: expanding the technology, growing the team, and pushing go-to-market. No moonshot rhetoric - just more catalog, more suppliers, more builders.
Janna Colucci and Edison Ding, Stanford GSB classmates with AEC backgrounds, found Bundle Solutions, Inc. in Oakland.
Bundle closes its seed round (~$4.7M) to expand technology, hire, and scale go-to-market.
Platform repositions around an AI-powered purchasing agent; live catalog grows past 50,000 products from 1,000+ brands.
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Profile compiled from public sources including bundle.build, Crunchbase, PitchBook, and press coverage. Figures such as 10x speed, 10-20% cost savings, catalog size, team size, and funding are as reported by the company or third-party databases and are approximate. Where a detail could not be verified, it was omitted.
Bundle is an Oakland-based, AI-powered materials procurement platform built for design and construction teams. It lets builders and suppliers quote, buy, and manage construction materials from initial quote through delivery in a single system - offering a live catalog of 50,000+ products, multi-supplier quote comparison, delivery tracking, a reusable materials library, and automated reordering. Founded in 2021 by Stanford MBA classmates Janna Colucci and Edison Ding, Bundle targets the SMB residential and ADU segment, aiming to run purchasing 10x faster and cut material costs 10-20%.
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