Sell to State

Sell to State is a search tool over government procurement data for companies that sell to the public sector — IT vendors, systems integrators, consultancies and bid teams. It reads national procurement portals in their own languages and lets a user search tenders, contract awards, suppliers and buying agencies in plain English, with the four linked so that an award leads to its supplier and its agency. Saved searches send alerts on new notices, results export to CSV, and the same data is available programmatically through a REST API, a command-line tool and an MCP server for AI clients. The price is the clearest thing on the site: one flat plan at US$49 a month or US$499 a year, covering the whole team with no per-seat fees, a two-week free trial on every plan, and free browsing without an account. Two caveats, both from its own pages. Its coverage is described three different ways: the site title says 194 countries; the home page counts 1,488,914 government awards and 321,974 suppliers indexed and marks a set of countries as live; and its about page says it is live in three countries and catalogued in 194. A buyer should check the specific countries they sell into before paying. And its terms, privacy and about pages do not name the company that operates it. It was launched on 21 September 2026 on Product Hunt and in its makers' own launch thread the same day.