You can read a solicitation in minutes — that was never the bottleneck. The bottleneck is running the same SAM.gov searches for every client, writing the same “here’s why this one isn’t a fit” email for the ninth time, and turning away work because screening doesn’t scale. HE Pursuit runs the screening layer: a scored feed against the client profile you’re advising, evidence-backed recommendations you can put in front of anyone, and a free no-login analyzer you can demo live in a workshop.
Fall Bid Clarity Pass: 2 months of Starter or Pro free — applied automatically at checkout. Ends November 30.
Sunday-night SAM.gov searches were never a business model. A profile built for the client you're advising turns the raw feed into a scored shortlist — your judgment goes where it's worth billing: the top of the list.
Your judgment is the product — a defensible scorecard makes it scalable, not obsolete. Every recommendation shows evidence a client can interrogate: what fits, what disqualifies, what to verify before spending their proposal budget.
The free analyzer needs no login: paste a real notice in a workshop, show the verdict, switch sample profiles to prove that fit depends on the business. Attendees stop glazing over at SAM.gov the moment they see their own trade scored.
When the first screening pass on a new client's pipeline is automated, intake stops being the bottleneck. Take the engagement; let the scored feed do the first pass and spend your hours on the calls that close.
At $99–$199 a month, the math works for a solo practice — and for recommending to clients who would never sign an enterprise data contract.
Evidence-backed verdicts and shareable analyses — reasoning that survives the meeting and proves your value at renewal time.
The traditional stack is GovWin IQ or GovTribe for discovery plus manual judgment for screening — powerful, but priced for firms rather than solo consultants, and the screening hours don't scale past a handful of clients. HE Pursuit covers the screening layer: build a profile reflecting the client business you're advising, and incoming SAM.gov notices are scored against it — so your review starts from a ranked shortlist instead of a raw feed.
With evidence, not authority. A client who hears "I don't think it's a fit" pushes back; a client who sees the scored breakdown — eligibility gap, incumbent signals, timing risk, effort versus value — accepts the recommendation and remembers who protected their proposal budget. HE Pursuit produces that breakdown for every notice, in a form you can put in front of a client.
Yes — the SAM.gov notice analyzer is free and needs no account, which makes it a natural live demo: paste a real notice, watch the verdict and reasoning render, switch sample business profiles to show how fit changes the answer. It allows 3 free analyses per hour per visitor, so plan a workshop around a few well-chosen examples. Advisors who must stay vendor-neutral can present the analysis method without endorsing a purchase.
For opportunity screening and bid/no-bid decisions, yes — at $99–$199/month, against enterprise data subscriptions whose commonly reported pricing runs far higher. It does not replace GovWin's market-intelligence depth (pre-RFP forecasting, competitor analysis, state/local coverage); it covers the screening-and-decision layer at a price a solo practice can carry.
Plans are priced per account ($99 Starter / $199 Pro), each built around one company profile — for multiple client engagements, that means an account per client business, and the math still undercuts a single enterprise data seat. Through November 30, two months of Starter or Pro are free, applied automatically at checkout. The free analyzer needs no account at all.