Reads an RFP, pulls answers out of your own documents and drafts the proposal with citations.
Zetane is a document workspace pointed at bid work. It ingests an RFP, breaks out the requirements, then drafts responses from your own document set with citations that link back to the source, so a reviewer can check where each claim came from instead of trusting the draft. Around that sit a chat-with-documents mode, a composer for longer deliverables and a deep web research step that folds outside sources into the same draft. The team is in Montreal with a second office in Denver, and says it came out of aerospace, construction and infrastructure work. Pricing is per seat, and the free Starter tier is capped tightly enough to be a trial rather than a plan.
Free Starter allows 100 AI interactions, 3 compositions and 2 research reports. Standard is 59 USD per user per month, Professional 200 USD per user per month, Enterprise on request.
Use tool ↗Built for the specific misery of answering a 200-page RFP from a scattered document set, and the citation trail is the part that matters - a proposal answer you cannot trace is one you cannot sign off. Per-seat pricing is honest but adds up on a bid team, and interaction caps mean a busy tender month can outrun the Standard tier.
Watch out: Standard allows just 6 RFP analyses a month; a team running weekly bids will be pushed to the 200 USD tier quickly.
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