What will I receive?
A short opportunity alert with a plain-English explanation, the original source, key dates and the reasons it matches your profile. Weak matches should be filtered before they reach you.
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A short opportunity alert with a plain-English explanation, the original source, key dates and the reasons it matches your profile. Weak matches should be filtered before they reach you.
Yes. If you already know which product you want, choose the product and territory, pay through Stripe, then finish the detailed profile. The free profile-first route remains available.
No. ReachSpot finds and checks evidence. Buyers, funders and contracting authorities make their own decisions, so every alert keeps the original source visible.
Each product watches different sources and applies different matching rules. Separate subscriptions let you add useful coverage without paying for a bundle you do not need.
The first coverage includes the UK, US federal sources, the EU and selected international programmes. Coverage is sold by territory because eligibility and evidence change across borders.
Yes. There is no long contract. The exact billing date and cancellation terms appear before payment, and account controls will handle changes without a support call.
ReachSpot uses the profile to rank opportunities and deliver the alerts requested. The privacy notice explains storage, deletion and unsubscribing in plain language.
Each page shows the alert you would actually receive.
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