Sell to government? The ledger already knows your market.

SpendLedger republishes official checkbook records: 6,742 vendor profiles and 659 paying agencies across Ohio, Oklahoma, New York City, Florida, Chicago, Los Angeles. Every page is free, and every figure traces to the government's own ledger. Here is what that is worth to a team that sells to government.

Find your buyers

Browse agencies by jurisdiction to see which ones spend on what you sell, ranked by dollars, with the vendors they currently pay. Stop guessing which door to knock on: the incumbent on each account is on the record, along with how much they receive and since when.

Check your own profile

If a covered government has paid you, you have a page here. Search the vendor ledgers for your company, confirm the record matches your books, and cite it: procurement officers can verify every figure against the state's own portal via our verification reports.

See the openings before they open

The openings radar reads the ledger for you: solicitations open for response right now, contracts approaching their end dates with most of their value already spent, long-running payment relationships that have gone quiet, and agencies that buy directly with no public bid. The rest is an opening you would otherwise learn about from the winner's press release.

Watch rivals and incumbents

Every vendor page has a follow button. Get a free email when the government publishes new payments to a rival, an incumbent whose contract you want, or a prime you subcontract for. When an incumbent's payments slow down, that is your opening, and the ledger shows it before anyone announces anything.

Alerts & tools

Watchlists, win alerts, and competitor intelligence are in early access, free while we build them out with design partners. See what is coming and join.

Coverage today: Ohio, Oklahoma, New York City, Florida, Chicago, Los Angeles. More states in progress; early-access members vote on what we add next.