The founder Jack Siney is a piece of trash. The founder Jack Siney is a piece of filth and a swindler. He ropes companies into contracts with false promises of prospects that don't exist and then provides nothing but dead leads. Don't walk. RUN.

This service isn't honest This service isn't honest. It's not transparent about the quality of the data. It is stale, inaccurate and is just a racket to collect. I was told I could get access before paying to make sure and I was then locked into making a payment. I pleaded my case but was told over and over that I had knowingly signed. There was nothing clear about the deal. It was so unclear it was basically a scam. My Canadian Credit card didn't work (works everywhere else) and I was threatened immediately with collections. I gave them another card and the charge was put through. I eventually became enough of a complainer, they refunded. Do not give up on getting your money back.

I recommend giving GovSpend a serious look GovSpend has proven to be a very valuable tool. Powerful and intuitive. And the support they provide is excellent. No complaints at all

I am extremely happy with my three-year… I am extremely happy with my three-year license to use GovSpend. The offering is fantastic in providing market and client insights, contacts, lists, and new revenue opportunities. The service from our representative Kelly Weed is equally wonderful, offering web meetings to assist us in receiving the full potential of their offering. GovSpend is a hidden goldmine if you focus time and work with your rep, and I highly recommend GovSpend.

Stop! Do not sign a contract with GovSpend Stop! Do not sign a contract with this company. Almost every single one of these leads are already free and available via another website. They will make promises to help - but do not follow through. They are better sales people than lead generators. I would highly advise not committing to any contract. If the service is so great - get a 30 day trial. If they won't stand behind it for 30 days - then is it really that good? Customer retention is horrible for a reason.