Your Federal Opportunity Search Agent

Stop searching SAM.gov.
Hire an agent to do it for you.

Tell GovBiz what your company does—or simply reply with the documents you already have. Your agent learns your business, searches SAM.gov every day, explains why opportunities match, and improves from your feedback.

Email-first · Cancel anytime · Every opportunity links to the authoritative SAM.gov notice
Your daily opportunity brief
Today · 7:00 AM
3 federal opportunities worth your attention
Strong match
Cloud security engineering support
Matches your confirmed zero-trust work, preferred agency, and relevant past performance.
👍 Good match👎 Not for us
Review
Enterprise data platform services
Capability fit is strong; the agent flagged one candidate NAICS code for your confirmation.
Delegate the search

Software gives you filters. GovBiz does the work.

GovBiz works more like a junior BD teammate: it builds the search, runs it, and brings back the opportunities worth your attention.

Search softwareGovBiz Agent
You build filtersAgent builds and refines them
You log in and searchAgent searches automatically
You interpret every resultAgent explains the match
Preferences live in formsAgent learns conversationally
Alerts are staticFeedback improves future briefs
Three steps

Hire it. Teach it. Read the brief.

01

Hire your agent

Subscribe online. No sales call and no company or search questionnaire required.

02

Reply to its welcome email

Send capability statements, resumes, past proposals, a website, a description—or whatever you have.

03

Receive your brief

Your agent searches SAM.gov, explains the strongest matches, and learns from thumbs-up or thumbs-down.

One job. Done continuously.

Focused on opportunity discovery.

GovBiz finds and explains relevant SAM.gov opportunities. It does not write proposals, make bid/no-bid decisions, submit responses, or communicate with contracting officers on your behalf.

Simple pricing

One company. One agent. $99/month.

Start without a search form. Your agent learns from the material you already have and asks only what it still needs.

Questions

Clear answers.

No. The agent creates and adjusts its internal search plan, evaluates eligible results, explains why each recommendation matches, and learns from your corrections and feedback.

No. Tell the agent what your company does. It may suggest candidate codes and ask you to confirm them, but it never silently turns an inference into a fact.

Capability statements, resumes, past proposals, past-performance descriptions, your website, or a plain-English description. A document is helpful but not required.

The agent says what it understood, labels what it inferred, and asks the smallest useful follow-up question before it starts searching.

Email is the V1 interface. Reply to the welcome email with documents, corrections, preferences, or instructions. Daily briefs arrive by email.

Thumbs-up, thumbs-down, corrections, and email instructions become company-specific preference signals. One downvote does not automatically become a permanent exclusion.

Yes. Email your agent with “Service feedback,” “Bug report,” or “Feature request” in the subject. GovBiz records and routes the report without changing company knowledge or your search plan. Tenant administrators can track every report and its customer-visible status history.

No. It does not make bid/no-bid decisions, write or submit proposals, contact agencies, or act as the U.S. Government. Always review the authoritative SAM.gov notice.