For small federal contractors
Make a better bid decision.
Keep your response tied to the source.
WorthChase helps small IT and professional-services contractors qualify SAM.gov opportunities, check requirement quotes, and draft responses using their company evidence. See what text was analyzed and what needs review when the source changes.
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Less proposal rework.
Watch the 48-second overviewFollow source changes, check requirement quotes, and draft with company evidence. Illustrative workflow; your team owns the final review. Music only, with all messaging on screen.
Read the video transcript
The proposal is due. The requirements changed. WorthChase helps small federal contractors reduce proposal rework through source checks, company content and team review.
A source-package change flags an earlier past-performance quote that no longer matches current readable inputs. The associated response section needs review. Review the source package and refresh the analysis; this is a review signal, not a complete amendment comparison.
In the refreshed analysis, a requirement for five relevant past-performance references is shown with a checked source quote. Quote checking confirms wording in the readable source text.
Reuse approved company evidence to prepare a first draft. The example includes a requirement reference and placeholders for project details. Confirm the company facts and provide the required references.
Assign the review, resolve missing facts, and export editable response sections in one proposal Word document. Your team makes the call from the bid decision to final review.
Start a 14-day free trial with no card required. After the trial, Pro is $299/month for one seat and Team is $499/month for five seats. Visit worthchase.com.
Live from the public SAM.gov extract WorthChase ingests daily. Browse them by NAICS code.
The federal contracting game
GovCon: The Red Tape Gauntlet
Three things a capture manager does. Now one desk does them.
Match opportunities to your profile, assess eligibility and past-performance fit, then build a response. Keep human review at each decision, with source coverage and unresolved questions visible.
- STEP 1
Match
Every morning WorthChase reads the full SAM.gov extract and scores each new notice against your NAICS codes, set-aside certifications, keywords, and states. You see why each one scored the way it did.
Output Ranked feed with reasons
- STEP 2
Qualify
Import available attachments or upload them directly. Review scope, evaluation factors, incumbent signals and extracted submission instructions, then assess the company-specific bid recommendation and unresolved questions.
Output Opportunity brief + compliance matrix
- STEP 3
Draft
Build an editable outline and draft from your past performance, capability profile and approved company content. Assign requirement owners and review source references, assumptions and missing facts before handoff.
Output Requirement-mapped proposal sections
Keep the review in one place
Give your capture team a shared starting point:
- Review matched SAM.gov notices with scoring reasons
- Check extracted requirements against their source quotes
- Assign requirements and track the team's review
- Reuse approved company evidence in first drafts
- Compare source changes before updating the response
Your team still owns the bid decision, specialist research and final submission review. WorthChase connects discovery, source review and drafting so you can carry the evidence through.
Pro starts at $299 a month. Try the workflow on your own opportunities during the 14-day trial.
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Questions contractors ask first
Do I need a SAM.gov API key?
No. The daily opportunity feed comes from the public SAM.gov extract and needs no key. Direct attachment import appears when WorthChase’s server integration is available; you can always upload or paste the package yourself.
Is my data used to train models?
No. Your profile, past performance, and documents are sent to the model only to produce your analysis, under an API agreement that excludes training. Nothing you upload is shared with other customers. The security page says where it runs, what we store, and what we do not have yet.
How good is the draft?
The model is instructed to use buyer terminology, cite requirement IDs, and flag missing facts with placeholders. It can still make mistakes or miss gaps. Review every claim before submitting.
Federal only?
Federal first, because that is where the public data is complete. State and local portals are on the roadmap; tell us which ones you bid on.