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Analyze a SAM.gov notice in seconds.

Paste a live SAM.gov notice to get a free score, verdict, and explanation. Start with a sample business, or create a free profile for a score based on your company.

Pulls the live notice from SAM.gov
Uses Honest Echo’s pursuit-fit scoring model
Shows the score breakdown and reasons

Example resultEvery notice returns this

Pursuit Fit

73 / 100

Moderate Fit

Worth Reviewing

Solid potential. Verify the weaker dimensions before committing resources.

Confidence

Strong evidence

Why It Fits

NAICS code closely matches the requirement

Set-aside type aligns with this profile

Watch Before Pursuing

Tight timeline may strain pursuit resources

Scored On

CapabilityKeywordsSet-AsideAgencyTiming

Illustrative sample. A live result adds the notice details, the scored breakdown, and a link to the notice on SAM.gov.

How the analyzer works

See whether a notice is worth a closer look. Use a sample profile for a quick screen, or create your own for a result based on your business.

Instant notice lookup

Pulls the live notice from SAM.gov — agency, deadline, NAICS, set-aside, and the full description.

A quick bid/no-bid read

See GO, CONDITIONAL GO, or NO-GO, plus the factors behind the result. Example scores use the sample business you select.

No account needed

Analyze up to three notices per hour without an account. Create a free profile for more analyses and scores based on your business.

How scoring works. The score considers capability, keywords, set-aside, agency, and timing. It is a first screen, not an eligibility decision.

No notice in hand? Find the open ones that match your company.

Common questions

What is the SAM.gov Notice Analyzer?: It gives you a quick first-pass read on a SAM.gov notice: fit score, verdict, key details, strengths, and watch-outs. You can use it without an account.
Will it write my proposal or give legal advice?: No. It helps you decide whether the opportunity deserves a closer look; it does not write proposals or provide legal advice.
Can I use it on sources sought and presolicitation notices?: Yes. You can screen sources sought and presolicitation notices before the final solicitation is posted.
Can this replace my bid/no-bid checklist or decision matrix?: No. Use it for an initial screen, then check eligibility, competition, delivery demands, and the cost of pursuing the bid.
Will it tell me whether to prime or subcontract?: No. That decision depends on your capacity, partners, and the solicitation requirements.

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Analyze a SAM.gov notice in seconds.

Paste a live SAM.gov notice to get a free score, verdict, and explanation. Start with a sample business, or create a free profile for a score based on your company.

Pulls the live notice from SAM.gov

Uses Honest Echo’s pursuit-fit scoring model

Shows the score breakdown and reasons

How the analyzer works

See whether a notice is worth a closer look. Use a sample profile for a quick screen, or create your own for a result based on your business.

Instant notice lookup

Pulls the live notice from SAM.gov — agency, deadline, NAICS, set-aside, and the full description.

A quick bid/no-bid read

See GO, CONDITIONAL GO, or NO-GO, plus the factors behind the result. Example scores use the sample business you select.

No account needed

Analyze up to three notices per hour without an account. Create a free profile for more analyses and scores based on your business.

How scoring works. The score considers capability, keywords, set-aside, agency, and timing. It is a first screen, not an eligibility decision.

Common questions

What is the SAM.gov Notice Analyzer?

It gives you a quick first-pass read on a SAM.gov notice: fit score, verdict, key details, strengths, and watch-outs. You can use it without an account.

Will it write my proposal or give legal advice?

No. It helps you decide whether the opportunity deserves a closer look; it does not write proposals or provide legal advice.

Can I use it on sources sought and presolicitation notices?

Yes. You can screen sources sought and presolicitation notices before the final solicitation is posted.

Can this replace my bid/no-bid checklist or decision matrix?

No. Use it for an initial screen, then check eligibility, competition, delivery demands, and the cost of pursuing the bid.

Will it tell me whether to prime or subcontract?

No. That decision depends on your capacity, partners, and the solicitation requirements.