What is included
- Up to five manually qualified buyer introductions per active month
- Buyer stage, timeline, organization type, and budget preference when supplied
- Manual relevance and abuse review before routing
Applications open · billing paused
Join the routing waitlist now. Billing starts only after GovTechRate has stable qualified buyer-inquiry supply for your category.
Founding offer
Applications are reviewed manually. Acceptance creates a waitlist position, not an immediate invoice.
Eligibility
Acceptance is manual and category capacity is limited.
Your product serves government, public education, public utilities, or their contractors.
You apply with a work email on the vendor's official domain.
Your GovTechRate profile is claimed or has a documented correction request in review.
Your team can respond to relevant introductions promptly and professionally.
Qualification standard
A routed request must include a valid work email, organization, organization type, relevant category or vendor, buying stage, timeline, stated need, and consent to private routing. GovTechRate reviews relevance and obvious abuse before assignment.
It does not prove procurement authority, available budget, contract eligibility, or purchase intent beyond the information supplied.
Pilot FAQ
No. The five-introduction figure is a monthly cap, not a promised minimum.
Yes. The founding pilot is month-to-month.
No. Commercial participation does not change experimental scores, organic ordering, methodology, or editorial content.
No. GovTechRate may approve multiple relevant vendors in a category.
Only after manual acceptance and agreement on the pilot start. Invoicing is manual.
Apply
Use a work email. GovTechRate reviews fit before approving a routing vendor.
Disclosure
Participation does not verify product claims, security, suitability, or customer satisfaction. GovTechRate may reject, pause, or end participation when requests are irrelevant, abusive, or outside the vendor's stated market.
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