If your pipeline runs through primes and vehicles rather than through public solicitations, Govly does something GovExpress structurally cannot. Its private RFQ flow routes requests from primes down to their supply chain across a network of 200+ participants, it covers 40+ contract vehicles including SEWP, ITES, and CIO-SP, and it indexes 6,000+ state and local sources. Its free plan — a rolling 30-day solicitation window plus recent award data — is a real working tier. None of that exists in GovExpress, and none of it can, because we are built on public federal data only. What Govly has no layer for is the vendor itself: it publishes no readiness scoring and no compliance data — no FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2, or ISO 27001 posture — about the companies in its network. GovExpress scores any federal vendor on 100 points across 12 categories, one of which is compliance posture from public FedRAMP, CMMC, and SOC 2 signals, with verified status and self-reported claims kept distinct, and publishes both the method and the price list. Govly finds you the work. We tell you whether the company can carry it.
| Capability | Govly govly.com observed 2026-09-06 | GovExpress govexpress.ai/methodology observed 2026-09-06 |
|---|---|---|
| Data coverage | ||
| Federal award and solicitation data | Full Solicitations plus recent awards; 6,000+ state and local sources | Full Prime obligations from public federal data, rolled up per registered entity |
| Contact, people, and network data | Full 200+ participants in a private RFQ network | Not offered No contact database — we profile companies, not people [3] |
| Search and access | ||
| Usable without a login | Partial Free plan, but it needs an account [4] | Full Vendor search is free and anonymous — no login, no tier [5] |
| API or MCP access | Not offered None published | Not offered No published API and no MCP server [5] |
| Bulk record export | Not offered None published | Partial CSV export on the Team plan; no bulk record product [5] |
| Scoring | ||
| Company-level readiness score | Not offered No readiness scoring | Full 100-point score across 12 categories, on any company |
| Opportunity-level scoring or match | Not offered None published | Not offered By design — we score the company, not the deal |
| Published scoring methodology | Not offered Nothing to publish — no scoring layer | Full Categories, dollar-counting rules, and limits published in full |
| Compliance | ||
| Compliance registry as data about profiled vendors (FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2) | Not offered No compliance layer | Full Compliance Posture is one of the 12 scored categories — public FedRAMP, CMMC, and SOC 2 signals |
| Verified and self-reported compliance kept distinct | Not offered No vendor compliance layer to distinguish | Full Self-attested status is never rendered as verified [3] |
| The platform's own federal security posture | Not offered None published | Not offered None published — we hold no FedRAMP or CMMC status [3] |
| AI | ||
| Conversational AI assistant | Not offered None published | Not offered None — the score is the interface [3] |
| Workflow | ||
| Capture and proposal production | Partial Private RFQ flow routed from primes to their supply chain | Not offered By design — we don't write your proposals [3] |
| Post-award and expiry monitoring | Not offered None published | Not offered None published [3] |
| Pricing | ||
| Published price list | Partial Free plan published; enterprise on request [4] | Full Every tier published: free, $499 per month or $4,990 per year, Enterprise from $24,000 per year [5] |
| Free tier with no time limit | Partial Free plan limited to a rolling 30-day window [4] | Full Free unmetered vendor search, permanently [5] |
Marks describe what each vendor published at the cited source on the observation date. "Not offered" means no public signal there — not proof that a capability does not exist. Found something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
Govly routes private RFQs from primes down to their supply chain across a network of 200+ participants. That deal flow is not in USASpending, not in SAM.gov, and not in GovExpress. For a reseller or a channel partner it is the single most valuable thing on this page.
40+ vehicles including SEWP, ITES, and CIO-SP. GovExpress shows vehicle access on a vendor profile as ceilings — permission to compete, not money obligated — but we are not a vehicle catalog and Govly is.
6,000+ state and local sources. GovExpress is federal-only.
Govly's free plan covers a rolling 30-day solicitation window plus recent award data. It is windowed rather than unlimited, but it is a real product you can work in without a contract.
Govly publishes no readiness scoring of any kind. GovExpress scores any federal vendor on 100 points across 12 categories of public evidence.
No FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2, or ISO 27001 posture is carried in Govly as data about the vendors in its network. If you are deciding whether to route work to a supplier, that gap is the whole question.
Govly's enterprise pricing is on request and demo-gated. GovExpress publishes every tier — free search, Team at $499 a month or $4,990 a year, and Enterprise from $24,000 a year — so you can budget without a call.
Our free tier is not a 30-day slice. Vendor search is anonymous, unmetered, and permanent.
We publish the categories, the dollar-counting rules, and the limits of the score. Govly publishes no scoring model because it has no scoring layer.
Check us the way this page checks everyone else: the published method, the price list, and free vendor search, no login.
Partly. Govly publishes a free plan covering a rolling 30-day solicitation window plus recent award data. Beyond that, enterprise pricing is on request and the funnel is demo-gated. Observed on govly.com/pricing, 2026-09-06.
No. Govly has no readiness scoring and no compliance layer — no FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2, or ISO 27001 posture as data about the vendors in its network. It is a deal-flow and vehicle-activity platform. Observed on govly.com, 2026-09-06.
Route private RFQs. Govly's 200+ participant network carries requests from primes to their supply chain, and that flow is private by definition. GovExpress is built entirely on public federal data, so we have no view of it and never will.
Yes, and for a channel team it is the natural pairing. Govly answers "what work is available to me through my partners"; GovExpress answers "is this company ready to carry the work" — including the compliance posture Govly does not track. Both offer a free tier.
Competitor pricing and capability pages change without notice. If a claim here has gone stale, tell us and we will re-observe it and update the date.