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Fed-Spend Pricing (2026): Every Plan, Every Price, No Sales Call

The complete, official Fed-Spend price list: Free Forever at $0, Researcher at $49/mo, Professional at $199/mo, Professional Team at $399/mo for 3 seats, Enterprise at $999/mo. Annual billing takes 20% off. Here is what every dollar buys and how it compares to GovWin, GovSpend, and Bloomberg Government.

Fed-Spend Research Team•July 12, 2026•7 min read
TL;DR · Key Facts
  • ▸Fed-Spend pricing is public: Free Forever ($0), Researcher ($49/mo or $39/mo billed annually), Professional ($199/mo or $159/mo annually), Professional Team ($399/mo, 3 seats), Enterprise ($999/mo or $799/mo annually). Month to month, cancel anytime.
  • ▸Professional includes the synthesis layer the legacy platforms do not sell at any price: pWin win-probability verdicts, Price-to-Win bid bands, full RFP compliance matrices, and Buyer Intelligence briefs.
  • ▸Comparable legacy platforms run $6,000 to $25,000+ per year on annual contracts with unpublished pricing: GovWin IQ $12,000+, GovSpend $8,500-$25,000, Bloomberg Government $6,000-$15,000.
Source: Fed-Spend analysis of public federal contract data (USASpending.gov, FPDS, SAM.gov, GAO). Methodology and full report below.

The price list, up front

Searching "Fed-Spend pricing" should return prices, so here they are, complete and current as of July 2026:

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)Best for
Free Forever$0$0Validating that the federal market has your revenue in it
Researcher$49$39Solo consultants and analysts who need monitoring
Professional$199$159BD teams making live bid decisions
Professional Team$399-Capture teams: 3 seats, shared pipeline, one invoice
Enterprise$999$799Scale: unlimited everything, API, dedicated support

No "contact us." No demo call required. Annual billing is 20% off. Every plan is month to month if you want it to be, and cancellation is self-serve from the dashboard.

What each plan actually includes

Free Forever is a working research tool, not a trial: unlimited basic searches across $7.2 trillion in federal award history, live SAM.gov opportunity search, Recompete Radar (every contract expiring in the next 180 days), contractor and agency profiles with protest records, and a free teaser on every premium tool - the RFP Shredder returns deadline, page limit, shall-statement count, and top evaluation factor on any solicitation without payment.

Researcher ($49/mo) adds the monitoring layer: 10,000 searches a month, unlimited email alerts with saved-search delta digests, the NAICS Competition Analyzer, the recompete pipeline dashboard (25 tracked items), CSV export, 100 API calls a day, and a weekly AI match digest.

Professional ($199/mo) adds the decision layer, which is the reason most subscribers pick it: pWin Verdict Engine win-probability scores, Price-to-Win bid bands, the full RFP Shredder compliance matrix, complete Buyer Intelligence briefs, forensic audit mode, Go/No-Go scoring, the Contract Growth Tracker, the Set-Aside Scanner, unlimited pipeline, 100,000 searches, 1,000 API calls a day, and a daily digest.

Professional Team ($399/mo) is Professional for a 3-seat capture team with a shared pipeline and a single invoice - less than most platforms charge for one seat.

Enterprise ($999/mo) removes every limit and adds team management, API v2 and MCP access for wiring Fed-Spend into your own tooling, and a dedicated manager.

The full tier-by-tier guide walks each plan feature by feature, including the specific break-even moment for each upgrade.

How that compares to the platforms that hide their pricing

Researching tools on GovWin?

Same data. $40,000/yr $49/mo.

Fed-Spend pulls from the same USASpending.gov + SAM.gov + FPDS sourcesGovWin does - month-to-month, cancel anytime, 30-day money-back.

We publish teardown posts on every legacy platform's real-world pricing, built from verified purchase records and buyer quotes:

PlatformReal annual costPublished?Contract
Fed-Spend Professional$1,908-$2,388Yes (this page)Month to month
[Bloomberg Government](/blog/govwin-bloomberg-government-alternative-2026)$6,000-$15,000NoAnnual
[GovSpend](/blog/govspend-pricing-2026-cost-alternatives)$8,500-$25,000NoAnnual
[GovWin IQ](/blog/govwin-iq-pricing-2026-deltek-cost-alternatives)$12,000+NoAnnual

The delta is not only price. The legacy platforms sell tabs of data and leave the synthesis to you. Fed-Spend's paid tiers sell the synthesis: a win probability, a bid band, a compliance matrix, a buyer brief. The side-by-side pricing comparison of all four platforms has the full breakdown.

The ROI math, honestly

Three events, any one of which covers a year of Professional:

  • One hand-built compliance matrix avoided. A full analyst-day at loaded federal BD rates exceeds a month of Professional on its own. The Shredder does it in under 2 minutes.
  • One doomed pursuit killed early. A mid-size federal proposal costs five figures to produce. The 2-minute bid/no-bid framework with pWin and Price-to-Win kills the unwinnable before that spend starts.
  • One recompete found early. A single contract caught in the 180-day window that you would have missed pays for years of any plan.
  • Frequently asked questions

    Is there really a free plan? Yes, permanently, no credit card. Unlimited basic searches, Recompete Radar, and free teasers on the premium tools.

    Can I cancel anytime? Yes, self-serve from the dashboard, no retention call. Monthly plans stop at the end of the period. There is also a money-back guarantee window on new subscriptions.

    Do prices change with seats? Researcher and Professional are single-seat. Professional Team covers 3 seats at $399/mo. Enterprise seats are custom but published-price at $999/mo to start.

    Is annual billing required? No. Annual saves 20% but every plan is available month to month. The legacy platforms generally require annual contracts.

    What data does Fed-Spend use? The same public sources the expensive platforms use: USASpending.gov, SAM.gov, FPDS-NG, FSRS, GAO protest records, and CPARS-derived performance signals, updated continuously.


    See the plans side by side on the pricing page, or start free and upgrade only when the teaser stops being enough.

    Same data. 68x cheaper.GovWin $40K/yr · GovTribe $25K/yr · Bloomberg Gov $5.7K/yrSee pricing

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