The Federal Readiness Score
One number that tells you where a company actually stands with the federal government — computed from public federal data, on demand.
Get your free scoreA single scored diagnostic — the same scale for every company, from garage to prime.
Across 12 categories, scored from public federal data on any vendor you search.
Any federal vendor, no login. The public tier stays public.
Compliance posture on every vendor you search in the app, and we never dress attestation up as verification.
Who buys what you sell — and through whom
The score tells you whether you are ready. These panels tell you whether it is worth being ready: how much your category actually buys, which agencies buy it, who already holds the work, and what comes up for re-bid next.
Market panel
Who buys what I sell?
Obligations in the market you searched, broken out by agency, by funding office and by prime, with the count of agencies, offices, contracts and primes the query actually touched — and a written read of the buyer and prime landscape beside the chart.
You find out whether the demand is concentrated in two agencies or spread across eighteen before you staff a federal team against it.
Pipeline panel
What is about to come up for re-bid?
Five forward-pipeline buckets — maturing recompetes, renewals, short-term bridges, repeat-funding patterns and adjacent requirements — across the next 90, 180 and 365 days. Every card carries the buying agency, the product-service code, the share of contract life elapsed, the days remaining and the incumbent holding it.
An expiring contract is the only reliably open door in federal, and this is the list of the ones opening inside your planning horizon.
Flow panel
Who would I have to go through?
The agency-to-prime cross-tab as a flow diagram, band width proportional to obligation value, with a table view of the same rows and a CSV export.
The partner path becomes as visible as the bid path — you can see which primes already carry the agency you want, and take the list into a partnering conversation.
Subs panel
Could I start as a sub instead?
First-tier sub-award activity from the USASpending sub-award feed — the primes paying out, the subs receiving, and how many awards sit behind each relationship. Reported above the FFATA $30K threshold, and roughly a month behind the prime record.
A first federal engagement under a prime is a shorter path than a first prime bid, and this is who is already doing it in your lane.
Brief panel
What do I put in front of the board?
You tell it what you sell and which agencies you want; it reads the same contract rows the panels above are built from and writes the strategy brief — who to call, what is expiring, and how to get in. Beside it sits the compliance roadmap: FedRAMP, CMMC, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, each marked with the status the public record supports, including “not applicable”, which is an answer rather than a gap.
The panels are the evidence and the brief is the answer, and both are exportable, so the federal go/no-go stops being a slide somebody wrote from memory.
Screenshots are the shipped application. Every panel is computed from public federal data — sub-awards are reported above the FFATA $30K threshold and lag the prime record; compliance marks distinguish independently verified programmes from a vendor’s own attestation, and never present the second as the first.
- Anonymous vendor search — free, no login, no email
- The 100-point score and its tier on an anonymous search
- A public-data readiness profile on every vendor page on this site
- Your own full report via the intake, on the Team plan
- Compliance overlay on every app search — verified vs. self-reported, always distinguished
- Recommended next steps, prioritized
In-brand illustration — not a screenshot. Real scores come from real public data.
We don't write your proposals, run your cloud, or sell you compliance services. We score readiness — vendor-neutral, no thumb on the scale.