ReachSpot and Tussell
Compare what each service covers, how it works and who it suits. Use the differences to choose the right fit for your business.
What Tussell is
A UK public procurement data and spend analysis service. It covers awarded contracts, frameworks, renewals and government spending, and it sells to public sector bodies as well as to suppliers.
At the date checked, no pricing was published. The site directed visitors to book a demo. Confirm the price and contract terms with Tussell.
What it is good at
Public sector spend analysis
Contract awards tell you what was bought. Spend data tells you what was actually paid, to whom, over time. For market sizing and account planning that difference matters and it is Tussell's strength.
Market-level questions
If the question is how large a market is, who holds share in it, or how a department's buying has changed across years, this is built for that. Alerting tools are not.
Serving both sides
It serves central and local government as well as suppliers.
What ReachSpot does differently
One service that checks eight streams against your business profile: Contracts, Projects, Property, Prospects, Rivals, Customers about to go under, Rules and Funding. Priced by industry, from £49 a month for charities to £299 for commercial finance, with every stream included at every price.
Public procurement is one stream of eight
ReachSpot includes public contract notices alongside other sources of business information. Planning changes and funding programmes are included, as are company records and warnings about the businesses you watch.
The price is on the page
Twenty industry packs, each with a stated monthly and yearly figure, no demo required to find out what it costs and no sales call before you see a number.
Matching uses your business profile
Your company or charity record starts the profile. You confirm the details about your services and working area, and ReachSpot checks notices against those facts.
Free before you pay
You can see what the last thirty days would have produced for your company before there is any card involved.
Choose Tussell if
You need to analyse a market rather than work a pipeline, you are planning at portfolio level, or you need spend data rather than opportunity alerts.
Choose ReachSpot if
You are a smaller supplier who needs to know what to act on this week, across more than public procurement, at a price published on the page.
What we cannot claim
You can read user feedback on our homepage. This comparison describes published features and does not measure comparative customer outcomes.
Every statement about Tussell above comes from its own website on 8 September 2026. Prices and features change and this page does not change with them, so check before you decide.