Pricing

Simple pricing for small business government contracting

Start searching government contracts for free. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited semantic search, daily AI-matched alerts, and past award intelligence.

Free

$0/month
  • ◆Semantic search — find contracts by meaning
  • ◆5 searches per day
  • ◆Full contract details and points of contact
  • ◆SAM.gov plus 49 state portals, 136 cities, and 133 counties
  • ◆Email contracts to teammates
  • ◆No credit card required
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Pro

$30/month
  • ◆Everything in Free, plus:
  • ◆Unlimited semantic search
  • ◆Save searches and re-run them anytime
  • ◆Daily email alerts for new contracts matching your saved searches
  • ◆AI matching against your saved searches that learns from your ratings
  • ◆Past award intelligence from USASpending.gov (federal matches)
  • ◆Export your matches to CSV
  • ◆Add contract deadlines to your calendar (.ics)
  • ◆Save any contract you find to your dashboard
  • ◆Bid tracking — move contracts from Interested to Won and filter your pipeline by stage
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$30/month. Cancel anytime.

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FeatureFreePro
Semantic search✓✓
Full contract details & contacts✓✓
SAM.gov plus 49 state portals, 136 cities, and 133 counties✓✓
Email contracts to teammates✓✓
Set-aside, department, and other source tags where available✓✓
Subcontracting opportunities✓✓
Unlimited searches✕✓
Saved searches✕✓
Daily email alerts✕✓
AI compatibility scoring✕✓
Past award intelligence✕✓
Export matches to CSV✕✓
Calendar (.ics) deadline export✕✓
Save contracts to your dashboard✕✓
Bid tracking (Interested → Won)✕✓

How ContractRadar pricing compares

The government contracting tool market spans free portals to enterprise platforms costing more per year than most small businesses spend on software in total. Here’s where ContractRadar sits.

ToolStarting priceFree tierFederal coverageState / local coverage
ContractRadar$0 free / $30/mo ProYes — 5 searches/dayYesYes — 49 states + 136 cities + 133 counties
SAM.govFree (government)YesYes (federal only)No
HigherGovFrom $500/yrFree trialYesYes
GovTribe~$113+/mo (annual)14-day free trialYesLimited
GovWin IQ (Deltek)From ~$12,000/yr (sales call)NoYesYes

Pricing as of May 2026; verify on each provider’s site. See our full feature-by-feature comparison for more detail.

Pricing questions

The free tier is permanent, not a trial. Create an account and get 5 semantic searches per day across all federal, state, and local contract sources with full contract details. No credit card required, no time limit. When you're ready for unlimited search and daily alerts, upgrade to Pro at $30/month.

Yes. Cancel from your profile page in two clicks. Your subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period. No cancellation fees, no forms, no phone calls.

Not currently. ContractRadar is $30/month with no annual commitment. We keep pricing simple so you can cancel anytime without losing out on a prepaid plan.

Most government contract monitoring tools are built for large enterprises — they start at $400/month or more and often require a sales call just to get pricing. ContractRadar is $30/month with no contracts, no sales calls, and a permanent free tier with 5 searches per day.

Yes — on Pro, every contract you're chasing gets a status you set: Interested, Bidding, Submitted, then Won or Lost. You can filter your dashboard by stage and export the status with your matches, so your whole bid pipeline lives next to the contracts instead of in a spreadsheet. Marking a bid Won or Lost also helps ContractRadar sharpen your future matches.

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Comparing tools? See ContractRadar vs. SAM.gov, GovTribe, and GovWin or read about how daily contract alerts work.