See real bids in your own territory, free for 7 days
Create your account and tell Capveon what you sell and where. It recommends a plan, and you get everything Capveon does on the agencies and bids in the places you sell.
- Every product, with unlimited seats
- Enough AI usage to run real reviews and drafts on your own bids
- Not charged if you cancel in Settings before the 7 days are up
Start your free trial
Enter your work email to create your account.
Next comes a short setup, a recommended plan and checkout. Checkout takes a card and charges nothing for 7 days. Privacy policy
Works with the tools your team already uses
- Microsoft Teams
- Outlook
- Google Drive
How the free trial works
1. Create your account
Enter your work email and create your account. There is no form to send first and no sales call.
2. Tell us what you sell and where
A short setup asks what you sell and where. Capveon builds your first searches from it and recommends the plan that fits. You can pick another.
3. Check out and start
Checkout takes a card and charges nothing for 7 days. Cancel in Settings before then and you pay nothing. Then you land in your own territory.
Before you start
Rather talk first? Book a demo
Is there a free trial?
Yes. You get seven days with everything and enough AI usage to run real reviews and drafts on your own bids. A short setup recommends a plan, checkout takes a card, and you won't be charged if you cancel in Settings before the seven days are up.
Do you charge per seat?
No. Every plan has unlimited seats, so the new rep, the proposal writer and the engineer who checks specs all get in at no extra cost. The whole team shares one monthly balance of AI usage.
What counts against our AI usage?
Work the AI does: answering a question, reading a bid's documents and filling in a review, writing a draft. Searching, browsing bids and agencies, alerts and saved views don't count.
What happens when we run out?
The AI work stops until you add more, and everything else keeps working. You can add usage, turn on auto top-up so it never stops, or move to a plan that includes more.