The price intelligence
behind the winning bid.
ProofBinder Intelligence reads the federal market’s own record — three years of awards, entities, and prices — and tells you what the opportunity databases never do: which incumbents are overcharging, by how much, and when their contract comes up for grabs.
Everyone sees the opportunity.
Almost no one sees the price.
The legacy tools — GovWin, Bloomberg Government, GovTribe — answer one question: what is out there to bid on? They cost five figures a year and stop there.
Winning a recompete is a pricing decision. ProofBinder is built for that decision: it computes the incumbent’s markup against the market, scores how beatable the contract is, and hands you the analysis that goes straight into your cost volume. Same public data everyone can access — turned into an edge.
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Price benchmarking
Every award scored against its category — markup percentage, percentile rank, and z-score versus comparable contracts. See in seconds which incumbents are priced well above the market.
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Ease-of-undercut scoring
A single score that weighs markup, competition weakness, contract value, set-aside accessibility, and incumbent vulnerability — so you spend your capture time where the odds are real.
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Recompete calendar
Track option-year and period-of-performance end dates across your NAICS. Know which contracts open for recompete in the next two to four quarters, before your competitors are looking.
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Watchlists & alerts
Save the agencies, categories, and vendors you care about. Get notified the moment a new matching award lands or a monitored incumbent's contract nears its window.
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Price-reasonableness memos
Generate an exportable memo backed by comparable awards and market data — proposal-ready ammunition that shows your price is fair and the incumbent's is not.
Pricing transparency, whichever side of the table you’re on.
The same price analysis that helps a contractor beat an incumbent helps a public buyer prove a price was fair. It is the discipline at the center of the Proof Binder methodology — now as software.