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Sell to State
Government tenders and contract awards, queryable in plain English or by API
Small suppliers chasing public-sector work can find tenders, rival bidders and buying agencies across borders for $49 a month instead of enterprise bid-data contracts.
Sell to State indexes government tenders, awards, suppliers and buying agencies, linked so you can move from a contract to who won it and who bought it. Search in plain English, save alerts by agency or category, export CSV, or reach the same data through a REST API, a CLI (npm, pip, brew) and an MCP server. One plan, $49 a month or $499 a year, covers every country and the whole team, with a two-week trial and free browsing. Coverage claims vary: the HN post says 63 countries, the site says 194. Built by Beton.
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