Every other platform makes you book a call to hear a number.
Here is ours. Not one of GovWin, Deltek, Bloomberg Government, GovDash, Vultron or TechnoMile publishes a price. We are not the cheap option — we are the only one you can price without talking to anybody.
Everything, one tier
$350/month
10 proposal generations a month. Finding, reading and scoring are unmetered — the meter counts only the proposals the agent writes. Above 10, talk to us.
Proposal drafting from your past performanceincluded
Compliance matrix & colour-team reviewincluded
Section L submission gate & delivery trackingincluded
Standing instructions & automationsincluded
Early signals & recompete watchincluded
Partner & buyer directoriesincluded
The 7-day trial, stated exactly
Everything works except the last two steps.
Find, read, score, draftyes
Automations & the morning runyes
Submit a proposalpaid only
Export a proposalpaid only
Card required to startno
We would rather tell you on the pricing page than have you find it on day seven.
What the category charges
A practitioner's fair price for a SAM digest~$25/mo
The DIY substitute — ChatGPT, free models$20–200/mo
Self-serve writing tools, published$199–799/mo
GovTribe$1,500–5,000/yr
Us — $350/mo, 10 generations$4,200/yr
The AI proposal platforms~$20,000
GovWin, Deltek, Bloomberg$25,000+/yr
A finder costs $1,500–$25,000 a year and stops at “here's a solicitation.” A writer costs about $20,000 and starts at “here's the RFP, now brief me.” Spanning the whole run takes an agent.
The maths
Against 40–60 hours a bid.
The number came from a practitioner, unprompted: “I easily spend 40–60 hours getting 1–2 bid submissions together.” Move the slider.
Hours of work it covers160–240 hrs
Cost per generation$88
Monthly$350
Questions people actually ask
The awkward ones first.
If you run two bids a month it is $175 a proposal against 80–120 hours of work. If you run none, it is not — and the 7-day trial exists so you can find that out without a card.
The opportunity-search subscription, the hours spent reading attachments to decide whether to bid, and the first draft. It does not replace your technical judgment or a capture manager.
Finding, reading and scoring keep working. Generations above 10 in a month need a word with us — we would rather size it with you than meter you into a surprise invoice.
No — and that is deliberate. It prepares the submission, verifies it against Section L, and then waits. Every submission needs a fresh human click, every time.
Because GovWin sells market intelligence to capture teams and prices for enterprises — typically $25,000+ a year, quoted after a call. It finds work. It does not read your attachments, score your win probability against the award record, draft from your past performance, or check Section L before you send.