Turn public spending data into government sales intelligence.
Find agencies already paying companies like yours. Understand recorded supplier relationships before deciding which account to pursue.
SpendLedger currently publishes 6,742 vendor profiles and 659 paying agencies across Ohio, Oklahoma, New York City, Florida, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coverage and historical windows vary by source.
Build an account list from actual payments
Open a vendor profile and inspect its paying agencies. Use fiscal-year breakdowns and available categories to assess fit.
Open an agency profile to see its recorded suppliers and payment totals. Verify contract status against the official source.
Follow vendors and agencies. Payment-summary emails compare recorded counts, totals, dates, and counterpart counts after refreshes.
Investigate changes, with context
Historical payments help you investigate growing activity or quieter relationships. The jurisdiction pages also link to openings research where supported, including contract end dates and NYC procurement notices. Check notice deadlines and status at the official source.
A payment gap does not prove a contract is ending. Changes can reflect corrections or expanded coverage. Payments, contracts, purchase orders, and solicitations are different records; their availability varies by jurisdiction.
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Save filtered searches for agencies and vendors. Pro watches published profile summaries for new matches and changes, records alert history, and sends email digests for $39/month.
Know what supports your account plan
SpendLedger collects and normalizes difficult public records, connects paying agencies and vendor names, and retains historical versions. Profiles show source attribution, payment dates, and the dataset refresh date. Similar names are not automatically merged across sources.
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