Stop bidding low. Start winning.
Most small shops bid way under what winners get paid. FedRange shows you what the government really pays for cleaning, grounds, security, facilities, and construction work. So you bid to win — not to guess.
Most small shops bid near the low end. The winners don't. That gap is money you leave behind.
Three steps to the right price
Drop in any federal bid
Paste a SAM.gov link or search. We read the bid for you.
See what it really pays
Real past contracts show the price — the low, the middle, and the high.
Price your bid to win
We put your price where it wins — without leaving money behind.
Seven kinds of work we price
From cleaning to construction — we price all seven from real past contracts.
Cleaning & upkeep
This is where we have the most data — by far.
Build & trades
We price these from past jobs and track which ones come up again.
Guard & patrol
Priced from real guard contracts — not guesswork.
Four tools, one job: win at the right price
Bid Fit Check
Shows how well a job fits your track record — before you spend a minute on it.
Price to Win
Puts your price where it wins — high enough to make money, low enough to land the job.
Recompete Radar
Spots contracts about to end near you — so you're ready before they're up for grabs again.
Proposal Drafter
Turns the bid into a first draft in your words — the five main parts in seconds.
Built on real numbers
Real records in. A solid price out.
We pull public records from USASpending and SAM.gov and turn them into a price you can stand behind.
I built this for my dad and my uncle.
When my dad and my uncle got into federal contracting, they didn't struggle because they were bad at the work — they struggled because the system is built for insiders. SAM.gov was a maze. And nobody would tell them what a contract actually paid — so they were bidding blind.
Every problem they described to me became a part of FedRange:
- “I can't even find the jobs I can do.” → Recompete Radar surfaces the contracts coming up for re-bid in your trade.
- “I have no idea what to charge.” → Price to Win, built on what similar contracts really paid.
- “I don't know if this one's worth my time.” → Bid Fit Check, before you spend a minute on it.
- “Writing the proposal eats my whole weekend.” → Proposal Drafter, a first draft in seconds.
FedRange is the tool I wish they'd had on day one. Nothing in it is a guess — every feature started as a real problem someone I love ran into, and got tired of.
Price your next bid to win.
Try it free for 7 days. Then $197/mo. Cancel anytime.
Priced-to-Win Guarantee. Price 3 bids with FedRange in your first 90 days. If none of them lands in the winning price range, your next 6 months are free.
Insights
From the FedRange blog
SAM.gov Alternatives: How to Find Federal Contracts
Why the official portal can't surface the best work — and how small contractors find opportunities faster.
ReadFederal Contract Recompetes: Find Expiring Contracts Early
The most predictable opportunity in govcon — spot contracts before the new solicitation drops.
ReadHow to Win Federal Janitorial Contracts (NAICS 561720)
A 2026 playbook: registration, SCA wage floors, set-asides, recompetes, and a winning bid.
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