Never miss a public sector contract you could actually win.
Contract Scanner checks Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, Public Contracts Scotland, and Sell2Wales every hour, and only tells you about the notices that match keywords and CPV codes you actually care about. No enterprise sales call, no annual contract negotiation - see the price, sign up.
Built for solo bidders and small teams
Not a market-intelligence platform with a five-figure price tag - just the one job done reliably: tell me when something worth bidding on is published.
All four UK sources, one place
Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, Public Contracts Scotland, and Sell2Wales, checked every hour - you don't have to remember to check any of them yourself.
Keyword and CPV code matching
Set up rules once, in plain language and by procurement category, and only see notices that actually match.
Email, Telegram and Teams alerts
New matches land in your inbox, on your phone or in a Microsoft Teams channel, on the schedule you choose - no need to log in and check. Telegram works on the Free plan too; Teams is on Pro and Team.
Your data, isolated
Your keyword rules and matches are visible only to you - enforced at the database level, not just the UI.
Simple, transparent pricing
One price per plan, shown up front. No procurement of your own required just to find out what it costs.
- 3 keyword rules, plus one CPV code for your sector
- Daily digest, by email or Telegram
- Notices shown 48 hours after publication
- All UK sources, one region of your choice
- Two-factor authentication
- All UK sources (Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, Public Contracts Scotland, Sell2Wales)
- Unlimited keyword rules and CPV codes
- No delay: notices appear as soon as our hourly check finds them
- Email, Telegram or Microsoft Teams alerts, on any schedule from hourly to weekly
- Two-factor authentication
Everything in Pro, plus
- Up to 5 team members, each with their own login
- Two-factor authentication for each member
Need a custom Team arrangement, or have questions before paying?