Briifin finds high-ticket projects across design, development,
marketing and creative production—then shows you what fits.
TED. National registers. Job boards. RFP lists. Everything lives in a different place. Different format. Different timing.
Missing budgets. Vague requirements. Categories that don’t match how studios work. Relevant projects get buried.
On general marketplaces, hundreds of teams arrive at once. The race starts at price.
By the time the right brief reaches you, the deadline is already doing the deciding.
We were tired of opening tender portals, job boards, and RFPs just to answer one question: is this worth pursuing?
Use Briifin inside ChatGPT, Claude, or your own AI tools through MCP. Your opportunity feed comes with you; your internal data stays where it is.
Briifin gathers, cleans, and filters thousands of listings so the briefs worth your time arrive ready to review—wherever your team works.
TED and national registers. Built to publish opportunities, not help you decide.
Adds context and makes the useful parts visible.
Review in Briifin or bring the feed into your CRM, AI tools, chat, or email.
Missing a source your studio relies on? Tell us. It may move up the list.
Design, development, marketing, creative production, or information security—if your work begins with a brief, Briifin was made for you.
Graphic design, visual communication, brand, UX, and product studios finding relevant client briefs.
Ad, media, content, and performance agencies finding active briefs from clients ready to buy.
Software teams, product studios, and implementation partners finding build, platform, and integration work.
Video, motion, photography, 3D, and production teams finding real projects beyond referrals.
Cybersecurity, compliance, audit, and risk teams finding briefs that broad IT categories tend to bury.
One subscription. Full access to the structured feed, filters, notifications, and MCP integration.
No. Public-sector sources come first because they’re available, structured, and full of real demand. We’re building toward private RFPs, contract opportunities, direct buyer briefs, and better matchmaking between buyers and qualified teams.
Aggregators give you more listings. Briifin makes them easier to judge, with practical categories, budgets, fit signals, and clear summaries up front.
That’s part of the roadmap. We’re exploring how remote hiring signals can reveal potential project demand for teams with available capacity—not building another job feed. Contract opportunities and agency partnerships are also planned.
We use source data, country, budget, category, CPV, tags, and enrichment. We’re also building rules-based matching, so fit can be explained through clear signals like budget range, sector, geography, and evidence.
Use Briifin as a structured data source inside Claude, ChatGPT, or your own tools. Ask for new-fit opportunities, compare briefs against your proposal library, summarize deadlines, or move promising leads into a CRM or spreadsheet.
Yes. Briifin is free for everyone during beta. We plan to introduce paid plans later, but we haven’t set the prices yet. Early users who help us improve Briifin will get a substantial discount for as long as they remain customers. We’ll let everyone know well before anything changes, and we won’t charge anyone unless they choose a paid plan.
Briifin’s matches indicate relevance; they don’t predict whether you’ll win. We’re still in beta, so matching will keep improving, and every opportunity links back to its original source. Behind the shortlist, we’re building our own semantic classification and matching engine: it identifies what each brief is actually asking for and compares those signals with clearly defined service categories, rather than relying on broad CPV codes alone. The goal is more consistent, explainable matching as Briifin grows.
Briifin starts with EU-focused service firms: design studios, agencies, developers, marketers, and creative teams that sell project work in or from Europe. That includes companies with offices, partners, or delivery teams across the EU and other markets. We also surface selected US and international opportunities when they look relevant, remote-friendly, or export-friendly for EU teams.
Because EU-focused does not mean EU-only. Many European agencies and studios want export work, but the hard part is knowing which foreign opportunities are actually accessible. Briifin includes selected US and international sources, then looks for signals like eligibility, remote delivery, local entity requirements, language, certifications, partner needs, and procurement rules, so teams can judge whether an opportunity is realistically cross-border friendly.