About GovInbox
The problem
New set-aside notices post on SAM.gov every weekday. They cover programs such as SDVOSB, 8(a), HUBZone, and WOSB. Reading them all takes hours. Miss one notice and you miss the bid.
What GovInbox does
GovInbox reads SAM.gov so you do not have to. Every 4 hours it pulls new notices from the official SAM.gov Contract Opportunities API. It keeps the ones that match the programs, NAICS codes, keywords, and states you set. It writes each match in plain English: what the work is, who posted it, where, and when a response is due. You get a short list, deadline first, with a link back to the notice on SAM.gov. You or your AI agent can read them too, through your access token.
SAM.gov is the source of truth. Check the notice there before you respond.
- Eight set-aside programs, using the same codes SAM.gov uses.
- Four notice types: solicitation, combined synopsis/solicitation, presolicitation, and sources sought.
- Checked every 4 hours, so the brief is there when you start work.
- A short brief on every match. The full notice and attachments stay on SAM.gov.
What it does not do
GovInbox does not register you in SAM.gov, help with SBA certification, write proposals, or sell capture services. It is software that watches and briefs published federal set-aside notices.
How to leave
Billing runs through Stripe. Cancel any time. Access ends when the subscription ends.
Who stands behind it
GovInbox is U.S.A.-owned software, hosted in the U.S.A. For more information, read the Privacy and Terms pages. Questions about a brief or a charge go to [email protected].