PROOFBINDER
ProofBinder Intelligence

Know who’s overcharging.
Win the recompete.

The legacy market-intelligence tools cost $12,000–$40,000 a year and stop at “here’s an opportunity.” ProofBinder benchmarks the incumbent’s price and scores how beatable it is — from $99 a month.

Free Trial

$014 days, no card

See your market before you pay a cent.

  • Full dashboard access for 14 days
  • Award & vendor search across the federal market
  • Undercut scores on live contracts
  • 3 watchlists · 5 report exports

Pro

Most popular
$99per month · or $950/yr

For the contractor hunting their next recompete.

  • Everything in Trial, unmetered
  • Ease-of-undercut scoring & recompete calendar
  • 15 watchlists with immediate alerts
  • 50 price-reasonableness memos / month
  • CSV export for your own analysis

Team

$249per month · or $2,400/yr

For capture shops and BD teams.

  • Everything in Pro
  • 50 watchlists · unlimited memos
  • Bid opportunity scorecards
  • Priority support & onboarding

All plans start with the same 14-day free trial. No card required to begin. Prices in USD.

Questions

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. The 14-day trial requires only an email address. You will not be charged, and nothing renews automatically at the end of a trial.

How is this different from GovWin, GovTribe, or HigherGov?

Those tools tell you what opportunities exist. ProofBinder tells you whether the incumbent's price is beatable — markup versus category benchmark, an ease-of-undercut score, and the recompete window — so you know what to bid and where you have an edge.

Where does the data come from?

Public U.S. Government sources — USAspending.gov, SAM.gov, and GSA systems — refreshed continuously. Every benchmark ships with its methodology. It is decision support, not certified pricing; see our Terms.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Cancel from the billing portal in one click. You keep access through the end of the period you have already paid for.

Start now

Run your first benchmark today.

Sign in with your email, and the market opens. No card, no call required — unless you want one.