Public Intelligence
Public sees: rankings, profiles, trends, and headline totals.
NDS value: audience, credibility, market proof, and lead generation.
There is real monetary value after publication - but not primarily in selling historical DIR facts themselves. The public website is proof that National Data System understands the market. The business value comes from answering the questions the public pages cannot answer completely.
Once someone can see an individual fact, that fact has little scarcity. National Data System creates value by connecting facts, history, competitors, customers, contracts, geography, and market movement into an actionable decision.
Who should I pursue? Which customers am I missing? Where did my company gain or lose ground? Which competitors are winning the same buyers? Which contracts matter most? Where is the whitespace? What should my sales team do next?
Public sees: rankings, profiles, trends, and headline totals.
NDS value: audience, credibility, market proof, and lead generation.
Public sees: enough evidence to understand the market exists.
NDS sells: company-specific analysis and opportunity intelligence.
Public sees: the basic historical market.
NDS sells: monitoring, comparisons, exports, watchlists, and alerts.
Public sees: the public-facing market.
NDS sells: APIs, licensing, private dashboards, and white-label systems.
A vendor gives NDS its company name. NDS can return:
A technology company says: "We want to sell cybersecurity to Texas government."
NDS can identify:
Suppose a vendor wants to understand another technology competitor in the Texas public-sector market.
NDS can compare:
A company gives NDS a DIR contract number. NDS can return:
A vendor could select its company, competitors, customers, and target customers. NDS can transform that watchlist into an ongoing market view.
Illustrative example only. Values above demonstrate the type of subscription intelligence NDS can produce; they are not claims about a specific company.
A chamber, trade association, consulting company, media organization, or economic-development group can ask NDS to build a member-facing intelligence product using the same governed engine.
Organizations that need more than a public website can engage NDS for governed datasets, APIs, custom segmentation, private dashboards, recurring analysis, and branded intelligence infrastructure.
These ranges are illustrative positioning, not fixed quotes. Scope, automation, support, exclusivity, and data requirements determine final pricing.
| Illustrative Range | Type of Engagement |
|---|---|
| $495-$1,500 | Focused company or contract report |
| $2,500-$7,500 | Deeper competitive or market-opportunity study |
| $199-$999/month | Recurring company intelligence and watchlists |
| $10,000+ annually | Enterprise data, API, or dashboard |
| $15,000-$50,000+ | Customized white-label intelligence product |
"We have a huge procurement database."
"Search your company. Search your competitors. Search your customers. Then ask National Data System to tell you what you should do next."
The paid National Data System business answers: "What does it mean for my company - and where should I go next?"
Tell us about your company, market, competitor, customer, contract, sales objective, data need, or white-label idea. We will use the inquiry to determine which NDS intelligence product fits the question.