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The government just posted the contract you were waiting for.
GovContracts.Money watches federal contract opportunities for the work you do and texts you the good ones, with the deadline and the official link, as soon as they appear.
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Works with
- Muse.ai
- Instinct
- Grok
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any MCP-capable assistant
The moment
The opportunity goes up at 9 AM. The deadline is in three weeks.
If you run a small business that sells to the government, you know the hunt. New federal opportunities are posted every working day, most of them nothing to do with you, and the one that is perfect for you looks exactly like all the others until you read it.
So somebody on your team spends an hour each morning searching, filtering and reading notices. Or nobody does, and you hear about the perfect contract from a competitor, after it closed.
GovContracts.Money does the morning search for you. Tell it what you do and where. It watches the public federal contract listings, scores each new notice for fit, and texts you the good ones with the deadline and the official link. It does not bid for you and it does not promise you will win. It makes sure you see the right notices in time.
What it does
Every new notice, screened for fit.
The app watches public U.S. federal contract opportunities, the listings on SAM.gov. You describe your business in plain terms: the services you provide, the places you work, and your industry codes if you know them. For each new notice, the app works out a fit score, lists what you may be missing, and keeps the deadline and the official link.
What you receive is a short message, not a spreadsheet: the notice, the fit, the gaps, the deadline and the link. Screening only. The app never certifies that you are eligible, never submits a bid and never contacts a buyer. That part is still yours, and it should be.
It watches
- Public federal contract opportunities as they are posted
- The services, places and industry codes you ask it to watch
- Deadlines on the notices that match
It sends you
- A text when a new notice fits your business
- The fit, the gaps, the deadline and the official SAM.gov link
- Ranked matches whenever you ask for a search
A day in the life
A working day with GovContracts.Money.
You are on site, in the truck, or at a customer’s. The search still happens, and the results find you.
- 18:50 AMMatch found
A new notice fits your watch. You see it before you finish your coffee.
- 212:30 PMJust ask
Narrow it down on the spot, in plain English.
- 35:15 PMDeadline watch
An evening check keeps the deadlines from sneaking up.
Before and after
The difference between a week late and the same morning.
An assistant can search for contracts if you ask. The catch is remembering to ask every day. On the left, you ask when you think of it. On the right, GovContracts.Money is watching.
Before: an assistant that waits
You asked a week late. The best one already closed.
After: an assistant that tells you first
The app notices first and your assistant brings it to you. You just read.
Works with your assistant
GovContracts.Money in the chat you already use.
- Muse.ai
- Instinct
- Grok
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any MCP-capable assistant
You are not sitting at a desk all day, and the notices do not care. Connected to your assistant, GovContracts.Money brings new matches to the chat you already check between jobs, and answers a quick “anything in Maryland?” the same way.
Here is the simple version of how it works. GovContracts.Money exposes its abilities as MCP tools and a REST API. An assistant that supports MCP or API connectors can call those tools on a schedule, or the moment you ask, and relay the answer in the chat you already use. We cannot promise what any particular assistant supports today, so think of these as the doors we have built, ready for whichever assistant walks through them.
Muse.ai
Meta's personal AI, reachable in WhatsApp and iMessage-style chats. When Muse can use an MCP or API connector, it could ask GovContracts.Money for you and reply in the thread you already have open.
Instinct
An assistant that lives in WhatsApp. Connected the same way, it could check GovContracts.Money on a schedule or whenever you ask, and send the answer as a normal message.
Grok
xAI's assistant. Our apps were first built with Grok's app builder. Where Grok can reach MCP or API connectors, it could use GovContracts.Money too.
Claude, ChatGPT and others
Any assistant that can add an MCP server or call a REST API can use GovContracts.Money. You give it the app's address, then ask in plain English.
Ready to try it? The connect page for GovContracts.Money has the address to give your assistant.
Free vs Premium
Try it free. Upgrade when you want more.
Free is unlimited searching plus one watch, so one kind of work in one place comes to you automatically. Premium is for businesses with more than one line of work or more than one region.
Free
Unlimited contract searches and 1 watch.
Connect GovContracts.Money to your AI assistant, or open the app. No payment is needed.
Premium · $49/month
Up to 10 watches, checked as often as you like.
Premium is free while we are in beta. Join the waitlist and we will tell you before paid plans start.
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Connect GovContracts.Money
Give your assistant the address. Then just ask.
GovContracts.Money connects to AI assistants through its API and MCP. The connect page has the address, the steps and the first thing to say.
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