One request.
Comparable quotes back.
Today, pricing a job means days of calls, and every quote arrives in a different shape. Post what you need once, and suppliers whose catalogs match it answer with sealed, structured quotes you can put side by side.
Suppliers see your request, not each other's answers.
Quotes you can actually compare
Every answer arrives structured: price, capacity, lead time, and terms in the same shape, because it comes from a real catalog rather than a phone call. Bids are sealed, so the price you see is a real offer, not a reaction to a competitor's number.
| Supplier | Price | Lead time | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supplier A · Homs | $585 / ton | 7 days | 50% up front |
| Supplier B · Hama | $596 / ton | 5 days | 30% up front |
| Supplier C · Tartus | $605 / ton | 12 days | On delivery |
Mockup with invented records. Names withheld until you open a quote: you compare offers, not reputations.
Deal directly, keep the record
When you accept a quote, you talk to the supplier directly: Tonnly does not sit in the middle of your price or your relationship. What it holds is the written record: quantity, price, terms, and dates that both sides keep, so the job starts from the same page it was quoted on.
Requests reach every industry the market trades in, from steel and cement to MEP and finishes. If a industry has no suppliers ready yet, we say so instead of pretending.
Price the next job in hours, not days
Tonnly is not live yet. We are building it with contractors in Syria and Lebanon, and the request flow is being shaped by how you actually buy. Early contractors post first, free.
Post your first projectThe posting flow is a working demo. Sign-up opens with the pilot; requests go out on WhatsApp.