Every government RFP that fits you, the day it's posted.
Tell our assistant what you sell. It reads state registries, city sites and SAM.gov three times a day, finds the RFPs you can win, tells you honestly when you can't, and follows each one to the deadline.
A free month for one state · No card · Links go straight to the official posting
How it works
A conversation, not a search form.
Describe what you sell
In your own words. The assistant turns it into a profile: the buyers you serve, where, and the phrases agencies actually use in titles.
Deal-breaker: “Staff must be on-site in Denver.”
Get matches, and an honest fit
Open RFPs from government registries, ranked by fit. Ask what an RFP needs; the assistant flags deal-breakers like required references before you spend a week on it.
- Following · Sep 25
- Addendum 1 posted · Oct 2
- Due date moved to Oct 21 · Oct 6
- Reminder: due in 3 days
Follow it to the deadline
Addenda, a moved due date, a cancellation: you hear about it the day it happens, plus reminders 7, 3 and 1 day out.
Then, when it earns its keep
Write the response. See the next one coming.
Writer
Paid moduleFrom the RFP to a cited first draft.
Drop in the solicitation. Every requirement becomes a checklist item with its page. Each section is drafted from your own past proposals first and research second, every claim cited, and anything only you can answer is flagged. Export to Word.
We will move the line from the current provider in 45 days, inside the 60 requiredp.14, with the three-phase cutover we used for our last municipal contact centerL2. References: NEEDS INPUT: a third agency reference
2 of 3 requirements addressed · 1 gap
Example
Intelligence
30 days free · no cardSee the buying before the RFP.
Council votes that name what you sell in 62 cities and counties, federal grants a government just received for it, and federal contracts coming up for re-bid, with the incumbent. Plus who wins this work, and who buys it.
Amends a chatbot contract, adding $3.9M and five years
988 crisis line improvement program
Enterprise contact center services
Who wins it · last 12 months
Example
Straight from the source
Government registries only. Never a paywalled aggregator.
We read each state's own procurement site, cities' and counties' own bid pages, and SAM.gov for federal work, and link you to the official posting.
- ✓ Government sources, checked 3× a day
- ✓ The link is the posting: no signup wall in between
- ✓ Closed and past-due RFPs drop out on their own
Pricing
Pay for the part you use.
Finder is priced by where you sell. Every account starts with a free month for one state, no card needed.
Per state
FinderFor one or two states
- —The assistant, your profile and matches
- —Follow RFPs: addenda and deadline reminders
- —Same-day email alerts for new matches
Regional
Most teamsUp to 6 states, then $7 a month for each state after
- —Everything in Per state
- —Six states for less than the price of three
- —Add more states for $7 a month each
National
FinderEvery state, DC and federal
- —Everything in Regional
- —Every state we cover, DC and SAM.gov
- —Search everywhere, no state limits
Federal (SAM.gov) is a $29 a month add-on to Per state or Regional, and included in National. Change your plan anytime; you pay the difference.
Writer
Paid onlyPriced separately from Finder
- —Turns an RFP into a compliance checklist
- —Drafts each section, with cited research
- —Exports a Word document you can edit
Intelligence
30 days freeNo card to start. Priced separately after.
- —Council votes that name what you sell, in 62 cities and counties
- —Federal contracts coming up for re-bid, with the incumbent
- —Who wins and who buys what you sell
Questions, answered.
Where do the RFPs come from?+
From each government's own procurement site: every state we cover, a growing list of cities and counties, and SAM.gov for federal notices. We don't resell aggregator data, and every link goes to the official posting.
How does the free month work?+
Every account gets 30 days of Finder for one state, with no card. After that, choose a plan: $10 a month per state, $29 for up to six states ($7 for each state after), or $99 for every state, DC and federal. Federal is a $29 add-on to the smaller plans.
How does the assistant decide if I'm a fit?+
It compares what you told it about your company with what the RFP asks for, and says so plainly, including deal-breakers like required references, certifications or on-site staff. It only uses what the posting says; when the listing lacks a detail, it tells you to check the official document.
Where do buying signals come from?+
Public records only: the legislation and agenda items of 62 city and county councils (through their Legistar portals), and USAspending.gov for federal contracts, their end dates and grants to governments. Each signal links to the official record.
What happens when I follow an RFP?+
We check it three times a day. If the listing changes (an addendum, a new due date, a cancellation) you get a notice the same day, plus reminders 7, 3 and 1 day before it's due.