Win more tenders, with a fraction of the effort.

Better than a trial: a free account with no time limit and no credit card, whose first month includes the Business go/no-go on every notice. Search every open bid, get daily alerts, and see which tenders are worth your time. When one is worth answering, buy that one bid, with no subscription: Offra reads the whole package, gives the go/no-go and bid report, turns the requirements into tasks for your team and runs the final check. To keep the go/no-go on after the first month, choose Intelligence; if you answer tenders every month, choose Business, which includes bids. Both are month-to-month, cancel anytime — your account then stays free, with everything in it — and if you switch to annual within 30 days your first month is credited. Prefer to talk it through first? Book a demo on a tender you're actually bidding.

Yes. Your documents stay yours — access is scoped to each firm's workspace, and you can request deletion at any time. We host on enterprise-grade infrastructure in the United States; see below for exactly where your data lives.

Upload your tender documents and your estimate as PDF, Word or Excel.

Any of them. Upload the tender documents and Offra reads them whatever the sector, the level of government, or whether the buyer is public or private. The Opportunity Radar — which finds tenders for you — covers open public notices across sectors, and decides per firm what counts as your kind of work by reading each notice against your specialties and past projects.

No. No historical bid packages or templates required — just drop in the documents for the tender you're working on and your estimate.

Past its allowance, Business buys extra bids one at a time — the price is on the pricing page — with no plan change. On Intelligence and the free account every bid is bought the same way. If you need more than Business allows, Entreprise covers it — just talk to us.

Your account, tender and bid data is stored in the United States, on enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure. This website, our email service and our AI processing run on U.S. providers — our Privacy Policy names each one and says exactly what it handles.

Offra runs on current frontier reasoning models, and we re-evaluate and upgrade them continuously as the technology evolves — the space moves fast, and so do we. Privacy comes first: your data is never used to train AI models — ours or our providers'. We reach those models through a router that we restrict, on every single request, to providers operating under zero data retention who do not train on what is sent to them — so this is enforced by how the request is routed, not only promised in a contract. We continue to work toward self-hosted open-source models so that, where privacy matters most, your data never leaves infrastructure we control. Our Privacy Policy names every provider we use today.

Every figure comes from public procurement records. Open tenders come from SAM.gov federally, plus state solicitation portals. Past awards — who won, who lost and at what price — come from those same registries plus USAspending and the state award portals. We count the winning and losing bids those registries publish, and the numbers on this page update on their own as new tenders appear. Client documents are never part of these figures and are never used to build our benchmarks. What you upload stays in your workspace and is used for one thing: reviewing your bid.

It writes them, and it does not make up numbers. On the Business plan — and on every bid you buy — Draft answer writes the text for a task from the tender, your knowledge base and company profile, the files you attach and, where it helps, the web. Anything only your company can decide, such as a name, a start date or your own resources, is left as a blank like [PROJECT MANAGER NAME] for you to fill. Your price is never written for you: every amount in the answer is checked against what Offra read and what you typed, and one found nowhere is replaced by a blank. You review the answer, and you submit the bid.