RallyProp helps GovCon consultants and small businesses discover federal R&D and innovation opportunities as soon as they appear.

If you work in SBIR, CSOs, or non-dilutive R&D funding, you know the pain: opportunities appear on different sites at different times.
By the time a solicitation hits SAM.gov, the real prep window is gone.
Most tools are search databases, not early-warning systems.
That lag costs you weeks of positioning, not just hours of effort.
RallyProp combines real-time monitoring with purpose-built AI tools so you spend less time searching and more time winning.
Configure persistent, AI-monitored pipelines around your focus areas — a technology domain, an agency, a program office. Each lane continuously surfaces matching opportunities as they appear, so your pipeline never goes stale.
Each Intel Lane has its own AI assistant that knows the opportunities inside it. Ask it anything: “Which of these fit our Phase II track record?” or “What agencies are trending in this space?” Get answers grounded in your actual pipeline, not generic web search.
Before you configure a lane, RallyProp predicts how often it will fire based on historical signal volume in that domain. Tune your filters to get the right density of alerts — not so few you miss things, not so many you stop reading them.
For every opportunity, generate an AI-written profile of the ideal responding organization — required capabilities, relevant past performance, team composition, and competitive positioning. Know in seconds whether an opportunity is worth your time.
We don't just tell you something exists — we tell you exactly what changed (Pre-Release → Open, close date extended, budget revised). Every saved opportunity is monitored for updates and surfaced in your inbox the moment they happen.
Used by SBIR consultants and small businesses supporting DoD innovation programs.
We are currently onboarding our early access cohort to keep trust high and performance fast.
Priced for individual consultants and small teams who need leverage, not enterprise bloat.