UK + EU public tenders, judged nightly

Drop your domain. Every morning: the public tenders your firm should actually bid on.

TenderVerdict reads the UK and EU tender feeds overnight and judges every notice against your firm's real capabilities. You wake up to a decision, not a reading list. Verdicts, not alerts.

No card. No access to your systems. Your first brief comes from the last 30 days of tenders.

Why this exists

180+ digital-services tenders land on the official UK and EU feeds every working day.

Alert tools forward you the keyword matches and call it a service.

Someone at your firm still reads each one: eligibility, fit, decision.

That someone is usually you, at 9pm.

From domain to verdict in one morning

How it works.

Drop your domain

We read your public website and draft a capability profile: what you do, where you work, what you can prove.

Check what we understood

You confirm or fix the profile in two minutes. Countries matter most: they decide which tenders you will ever see.

Wake up to verdicts

Every morning at 8am, each new tender relevant to your profile arrives judged: BID, STRETCH or SKIP, each with the reasons.

We never ask for access to your CRM, inbox or files. A domain and an email address is the whole setup.

Three verdicts, nothing vague

Every tender gets a decision.

Bid

The fit is real.

You are eligible and the work matches what you can prove. The brief says why you fit, what the risks are, and how much effort a response takes.

Stretch

Winnable, with a gap.

Something is missing and we name it: a certification, a reference project, a country. You decide if it is worth the reach.

Skip

Not for you, and we say why.

Skips stay visible with their reasons, because judgment you cannot inspect is just another alert.

The deliverable

What a morning brief looks like.

Your morning briefIllustrative example
Bid

Website redesign and CMS migration

Buyer City of RiverbrookValue 85,000 EURCloses in 21 days

Why you fit: matches your CMS and accessibility work, three comparable projects on record. Risk: incumbent supplier exists. Effort: weeks.

Stretch

Digital accessibility audit for citizen services

Buyer Northfield County CouncilValue 32,000 EURCloses in 14 days

Why it's a stretch: asks for WCAG certification you have not published. Effort: days.

SkipManaged print services framework: not your trade.
SkipERP implementation, Lisbon: outside your countries.
Reviewed 1,702 open notices (26 from your countries: GB); 2 were a close enough match to judge.

Reasons, not links.

Every verdict says why: the fit, the named risk, the effort a response takes. You read a decision in twenty seconds, not a portal page in twenty minutes.

Uncertainty is named.

When the judge is not sure, it says STRETCH and tells you exactly what is missing. Nothing gets quietly promoted to BID.

We show our work.

Every brief ends with the same line: how many notices we reviewed, how many came from your countries, how many were worth judging. If a verdict is wrong, tell it so in one sentence and the profile learns.

Alerts vs verdicts

The difference between an alert and a verdict.

Alert toolsTenderVerdict
What arrivesKeyword matchesJudged decisions
Who does the readingYouThe judge
Eligibility checkedNoYes, against your profile
Says no for youNeverMost mornings
Shows its reasoningNoEvery verdict, every skip

Already pay for a tender alert tool? Forward one day of its emails to your TenderVerdict brief and compare mornings.

Pricing

One won tender pays for years of this.

Free

€0

The Monday digest.

  • Your week's tenders, judged, every Monday at 8am
  • Full verdicts with reasons, skips included
  • No card, no trial clock
Start free

Pro

€99 / month

The daily brief.

  • A brief every morning at 8am
  • Deadline reminders before a BID slips
  • Priority on new country feeds
Founding deal: €49/month for the first 20 accounts, locked for a year

Get your first brief

UK and EU services tenders start around €140,000 in value. The maths is not subtle. Cancel any time from a single email.

Fair questions

Asked and answered.

Where does the data come from?

Four official public feeds, read nightly: TED (the EU's tender journal), the UK's Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, and France's BOAMP. No scraping of portals that forbid it, no resold data.

Which countries do you cover?

The UK in full, EU-wide above-threshold tenders via TED (Ireland included), and France's national feed. More national feeds follow demand.

How do you know what my firm can do?

We read your public website and draft a capability profile. You review and correct it before anything is judged, and you can refine it any time in plain English.

How accurate is it?

We tune for precision first: a short brief you can trust beats a long one you have to re-check. Uncertain notices are marked STRETCH with the doubt named, never silently promoted to BID. Every brief shows what was reviewed and what was skipped, so you can audit the judgment yourself.

Do you need access to our systems?

No. Setup is your domain and an email address. We never connect to your CRM, drive or inbox.

What exactly is a STRETCH?

A tender you could win where something specific is missing: a certification, a reference project, a country, a team size. We name it; you decide.

Can my AI assistant use it?

Yes. TenderVerdict speaks MCP, so you can connect it to Claude or ChatGPT and ask things like "why did you skip the Manchester framework?" or "refine my profile: we now do accessibility audits."

What does the free plan actually get me?

The whole product, weekly. Every Monday you get the week's tenders judged against your profile. Pro makes it daily and adds deadline reminders.

Can I delete my data?

Yes, entirely and on request. One email, full erasure: account, profile, briefs, feedback. See the privacy policy.

We already use Stotles, Tracker or a keyword alert. Why switch?

Keep it if you enjoy the reading. TenderVerdict is for the morning you realise the alerts have become a second inbox. Forward us a day of alerts and compare.

Your first brief is one domain away.

Free, weekly, no card. Upgrade only if the mornings prove it.