Every other AI GovCon platform makes you book a demo to hear a number. Here are ours.
Every account starts free: one complete AI proposal on us, yours forever, no card required. Upgrade when you want to run more.
12-month agreement. The full platform, hands-off.
Same platform, paid upfront — 20.2% off the monthly rate.
One won contract typically pays for years of AutoPilot. The average federal award our users pursue is worth many multiples of the subscription.
Published or reported pricing for the tools small contractors are told to buy.
| Platform | Entry Price | Free Tier | Public Pricing | Drafts Proposals | Submits For You |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BidStrike | Free first proposal; paid from $449/mo | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Deltek GovWin IQ | ~$13,000–119,000/yr (reported) | — | — | — | — |
| Enterprise AI proposal platforms | ~$40,000/yr (reported) | — | — | ✓ | — |
| HigherGov | $500–2,500/yr (data only) | Trial | ✓ | — | — |
Competitor figures from publicly reported pricing as of mid-2026; verify current rates with each vendor.
Nothing but the billing. Same product, same features, same limits. AutoPilot spreads the cost across monthly payments on a 12-month agreement; AutoPilot+ is one upfront annual payment for 20.2% off.
Those are priced for capture teams at mid-size and large contractors and sold through sales reps. BidStrike is built for small contractors, sold self-serve, with automation doing the work a BD department would. No sales team in the loop means no sales team in the price.
No. Your first proposal is free, no credit card, no demo call. Sign up, add your NAICS, and your feed is live in minutes.
No. Every new account gets one complete AI proposal, free and yours to keep, with no card and no expiry. It is a one-time way to prove the platform on a real bid. When you want to run more, upgrade to AutoPilot inside the app.
Yes — invite teammates with per-user roles and section-level permissions. Admins control exactly who can see and do what.
