Free GovCon opportunity scorecard

Know what to pursue before proposal resources move.

A practical GovCon decision system for teams that need to evaluate buyer fit, demand signals, price context, and pursuit risk before committing people, budget, and time.

GovCon professionals reviewing procurement and pursuit decisions in a conference room.

Current focus

This is not proposal writing. It is pre-pursuit intelligence for protecting limited time, money, and people before a bid/no-bid decision.

Scorecard preview

See the kind of decision support the scanner gives you.

This is a representative example of the output shape: one strongest active signal, one practical pursuit call, public evidence, and the next move before proposal work begins.

Example output

Maximo Subscription Support, NIST, Boulder, CO

Strong enough to keep working, but not strong enough to skip qualification.

Maybe / Qualify Further

Fit score

55/100

Pursuit call

Qualify Further

Buyer signal

NIST lane match

Price band

$200K / $420K / $760K

Risk flags

  • Deadline and delivery fit still need a real staffing check.
  • Public pricing is useful, but not a substitute for your own cost model.
  • The best path may be teaming, not priming, depending on your current capacity.

Recommended action

  • Re-open the live notice and confirm mandatory requirements.
  • Compare the price band against your staffing and cash reality.
  • Decide whether to chase, team, monitor, or pass before capture work expands.

Get my free opportunity scorecard

A practical read on whether an active federal opportunity deserves more time, money, or staff.

You will get a chase signal, active matches, public award context, and the next move before proposal work starts.

Need help with NAICS and PSC?

CyberBoost can review a few public pages from your website and suggest likely NAICS candidates and PSC families before you score the lane.

Public website pages only. Suggestions are not official classifications, and you can change anything before you submit.

Not sure yet? Use the closest code for what you sell. The capability keywords below help narrow the scan.

Optional if you do not know your PSC yet.

Optional. Use this if you already have target buyers.

Not sure where to start?

Load a starter example for a common GovCon lane, then edit it to match your business before you submit.

Frequently Asked Questions

These fields help the scorecard line your business up with how the federal market is organized, so the fit score is based on buyer patterns instead of guesses.

What is a NAICS code?

A NAICS code is the federal government's industry category for what your company primarily sells. In this scanner, it helps match your business to active opportunities and comparable award history.

Start here: Census NAICS reference and NAICS search tool.

What is a PSC code?

A PSC code classifies the product or service being bought. It gives the scanner another signal beyond your NAICS so it can narrow in on the kinds of contract work that fit your lane.

Use these references: PSC manual and PSC lookup tool.

I'm new to federal contracting. Where should I start?

Start by confirming your size status, core capability, and the lane you can realistically deliver. That gives you a cleaner foundation for choosing NAICS, understanding set-asides, and deciding which opportunities are even worth reviewing.

Begin with the SBA size standards.

Certifications

Complete the human verification to unlock the free scorecard.

Win smarter

New GovCon businesses do not need more noise. They need a pursuit filter.

CyberBoost helps GovCon teams use public opportunity and award evidence to make better decisions before proposal effort begins.

Stop chasing everything

A 0-100 fit score helps you decide whether to chase, qualify further, monitor, team, or pass before proposal work starts.

See the buyer pattern

SAM.gov opportunity data and comparable award records show who buys similar work, how often, and under what conditions.

Protect limited budget

Evidence-based price bands help show whether the pursuit fits your current capacity, cash, staffing reality, and teaming needs.

Beginner path

Build the decision habit serious GovCon teams use.

The goal is not to submit more bids. The goal is to aim limited resources at opportunities where the buyer, work, timeline, and public price evidence make sense.

Find your lane

Start with what you actually sell, your NAICS, your certifications, and agencies that already buy similar work.

Validate demand

Check whether active opportunities and past awards show real buying activity for your capability.

Read the buyer signals

Look at agency, incumbent, set-aside, deadline, price, and competition clues before committing time.

Choose the next move

Chase, qualify further, monitor, team, or pass. Winning starts with disciplined pursuit decisions.

Who the scanner is built for

Built for small-business teams that need cleaner pursuit decisions before proposal work begins.

The scanner is for teams that need a fast, defensible read on whether a live federal opportunity deserves real attention before they shift people, time, or working capital toward it. The point is practical pursuit discipline, not more noise.

It should help a small GovCon team see the fit, buyer pattern, and risk fast enough to decide whether to chase, qualify, team, or pass.

Built for founders and CEOs who control cash, staffing, and proposal spend and need a fast read before authorizing pursuit work.

Useful for business development and capture leads who need public evidence they can defend when qualifying a lane internally.

Best for small GovCon teams without a full capture bench that still need a structured, repeatable bid-or-no-bid filter.

Affordable path

Start free. Move up only when the signal is real.

Most small businesses do not need GovWin-sized spend. They need one free scorecard, monthly recurring intel once a lane proves worth tracking, Growth Intel when more than one workflow depends on the lane, and paid automation only after the recurring signal is stable.

Available now

Free Scorecard

$0

A fast pursuit filter for one opportunity before you spend proposal time or money.

Best for founders, capture leads, and first-time GovCon teams testing fit.

  • Opportunity fit score
  • Award evidence signals
  • Price band confidence
  • Top risks and next move
Early access

Recurring Intel

$29/mo

Recurring intel for teams that need more than a one-off scorecard.

Best for early-stage firms still finding their lane.

  • More monthly scorecards
  • Saved scorecard history
  • Recurring pursuit guidance
  • Early alerts as stronger fits appear
Planned

Growth Intel

$79/mo

A deeper recurring option for teams qualifying multiple opportunities at once.

Best for firms building a real pipeline without adding unnecessary capture overhead.

  • Higher scan volume
  • Shared pursuit tracking
  • Exportable intel summaries
  • Priority rollout for deeper features
By review

Bot-Ready API

Paid beta

Scoped GovCon intel endpoints and bot-services early access for teams ready to plug CyberBoost data into internal workflows.

Best for active Recurring Intel or Growth Intel clients with a defined lane and a technical owner.

  • Scoped client keys
  • JSON intel endpoints
  • Bot-services early access by review
  • Usage limits and audit visibility

The product path is designed to match how small GovCon teams mature: first qualify a lane, then monitor it consistently, then connect approved data services into internal workflows when recurring demand is proven.

Ask about Recurring Intel or Growth Intel

Paid automation lane

Bot Services open after the lane is proven.

Bot Services are available for approved Recurring Intel and Growth Intel clients that have a defined lane, a repeat monitoring need, and a technical owner ready to use CyberBoost data inside dashboards, CRM workflows, or internal agents.

Start with Recurring Intel to prove which NAICS, buyers, and alerts actually deserve ongoing attention.

Move to Growth Intel when shared review, saved history, and recurring operational decisions need a stronger workflow.

Then request Bot Services early access so CyberBoost data can feed internal dashboards, CRMs, or agent workflows.