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EU tenders & grant calls · via MCP

For EU bid teams, SME suppliers, and grant consultants

Your AI now finds the public money.

Give your assistant one sentence and it connects itself. From then on it has every EU tender and grant call, matched against what your company actually does, and qualified before you lose an afternoon to it.

162,488 notices18 live sources16 national portalsall ingested by 2026-09-07 04:20 UTC

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Paste into any assistant that can read a link.

Read https://victano.com/start.md and follow
the onboarding instructions.
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I. What it looks like Three real sessions

Someone asks a question. The tools do the reading.

These are shortened from our own test sessions, so the tool calls are the ones that really run and the tender is a real notice. What your assistant says back is its own wording, not ours.

A contractor, bidding for itself Example
You
What opened this week that we could actually win?
match_profile horizon 30 days 8 ranked, each with why it matched
Your assistant
8 fit what you said you deliver. The nearest is a renovation of a data centre’s engineering systems for Valstybinio socialinio draudimo fondo valdyba, closing 29 September.
You
Read that one and tell me what would sink us.
get_opportunity cvp:9350707 full record, buyer, deadline, link read_document 3 pages the notice text itself
A bid writer, several clients Example
You
Anything new since Friday for any of my clients?
list_updates since Friday new and changed notices only match_profile ted:591538-2026 scored against each client profile
Your assistant
Two worth your Monday. One is a repeat buyer of your client’s, and one notice we scored is closing 1 April, which is tight for a full submission.
Someone looking for grant money Example
You
Are there open EU calls we could realistically apply for?
search_opportunities type grant · TED filtered to calls still open get_opportunity ft:HORIZON-CL3-2026-01-SSRI-02 scope, deadline, who can apply
Your assistant
Three are open to a company your size, the nearest closing 5 November. Two want a consortium, which is a different piece of work, so I have said which is which.

Every one of those answers carries the date the data was last refreshed. If a source is behind, it says so in the answer rather than only here.

II. Coverage Freshness ledger

Every source reports when it last ran.

A feed that has gone quiet looks exactly like a feed with no news, which is how stale data gets served as fresh. This table comes straight from our ingestion ledger. If a source is late, it says late.

SourceCoverageStatusLast ingested
TED (EU tenders, all 27 states)2026-05-26 onward · 129,107 recordsLive2026-09-07 17:15:26 UTC
CVP IS (Lithuania)2026-07-28 onward · 3,316 recordsLive2026-09-07 18:35:09 UTC
EU Funding & Tenders (grants)2025-12-12 onward · 662 recordsLive2026-09-07 04:20:39 UTC
IUB open data (Latvia)2026-08-20 onward · 2,638 recordsLive2026-09-07 04:50:18 UTC
Riigihangete register (Estonia)2026-07-02 onward · 1,536 recordsLive2026-09-07 05:05:08 UTC
BZP / eZamowienia (Poland)2026-08-26 onward · 3,789 recordsLive2026-09-07 05:30:00 UTC
BOAMP (France)2026-08-20 onward · 3,110 recordsLive2026-09-07 05:45:11 UTC
Bekanntmachungsservice (Germany)2026-08-26 onward · 7,213 recordsLive2026-09-07 06:12:55 UTC
Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público (Spain)2026-08-25 onward · 2,013 recordsLive2026-09-07 06:40:04 UTC
SEAP / e-licitatie.ro (Romania)2026-08-26 onward · 1,674 recordsLive2026-09-07 07:05:02 UTC
BOSA e-Procurement (Belgium)2026-08-26 onward · 1,005 recordsLive2026-09-07 07:30:07 UTC
NEN / nen.nipez.cz (Czechia)2026-08-27 onward · 548 recordsLive2026-09-07 08:00:51 UTC
Hilma / hankintailmoitukset.fi (Finland)2026-08-04 onward · 952 recordsLive2026-09-07 08:30:05 UTC
eTenders (Ireland)2026-08-17 onward · 428 recordsLive2026-09-07 15:40:17 UTC
ЦАИС ЕОП / app.eop.bg (Bulgaria)2026-08-27 onward · 489 recordsLive2026-09-07 09:00:31 UTC
EOJN RH (Croatia)2026-06-08 onward · 2,880 recordsLive2026-09-07 17:30:02 UTC
Portal javnih naročil (Slovenia)2026-08-28 onward · 387 recordsLive2026-09-07 10:00:16 UTC
EKR Eljárástár (Hungary)2026-07-13 onward · 741 recordsLive2026-09-07 10:32:39 UTC
Snapshot baked 2026-09-07 for readers that do not run JavaScript. A browser replaces it with live figures.

The full coverage page lists what each source covers, when it alerts, and what we do not cover at all.

III. How it works Three steps

No dashboard. Your assistant is the interface.

Tender portals are tabs you forget to open. Victano is a set of tools your own AI calls, so the work happens in the window you already have open.

Step one

Say one sentence

Point your assistant at our instructions file. It adds the connection itself, asks for your email, and takes the code we send. About a minute, and you never open our site again.

Step two

Describe your company

Your agent reads your site and asks you the rest, then writes up what you can actually deliver. Nobody fills in a form.

Step three

Ask

“What should we bid on this week?” It searches, tells you why each one made the list, opens the tender documents, and drafts a skeleton if you like it.

IV. Workflows Playbooks included

Workflows your assistant already knows how to run.

Four playbooks ship with every connection. Each workflow names the tools in order. Run the draft as-is or ask your assistant to adapt it.

Playbook

What should we bid on this week

The recurring scan. Start here on a Monday, or whenever someone asks what is worth looking at.

  1. match_profile
  2. search_opportunities
  3. list_updates

Playbook

Bid or no-bid, with reasons

You have a specific opportunity and need a defensible go or no-go before anyone spends a week on it.

  1. get_opportunity
  2. read_document
  3. match_profile

Playbook

Draft the proposal skeleton from the award criteria

After the response plan. Produces the document structure and the argument each section has to make.

  1. get_opportunity
  2. read_document
  3. match_profile

Playbook

Build or refresh the company capability profile

First thing after connecting, and again whenever the company wins new work, gains a certification, or changes what it sells.

  1. build_profile
  2. match_profile

V. Why start now It compounds

The account you open today is worth more in March.

Anyone can buy a list of tenders. What takes time to build is an account that knows how your company decides, and that is the part a competitor cannot copy.

It learns your judgement

Say no once

Turn a tender down and it remembers what you told it: the deadline you called too tight, the contract size you skip, the categories you keep coming back to. Next week it leads with what is new instead of showing you the same rejection. Six months of that is six months a newcomer does not have.

It admits what it missed

Four of 214, not just four

Every answer carries the number it was drawn from, so you know whether you saw a shortlist or a sample. When the ranking stops being confident it says where. When a source is late it says so in the answer, not just on a status page.

It reads, not skims

The clause on page nine

The thing that disqualifies a bidder is rarely in the summary. Your assistant pages through the notice and tells you what would sink the bid. When a buyer publishes nothing beyond a stub, it says that too rather than guessing.

VI. Honest limits What we do not do

What we do not do

Public procurement search is full of tools that over-promise. These are the boundaries we keep on purpose, so you know what you are buying before you connect.

Entities, not people

Company profiles only

We store what your agent sends about what the company can deliver: sectors, turnover, regions, certifications. We do not build products around personal data, and we do not crawl individuals.

Public sources only

No guessing behind a login

When a national portal keeps its tender documents behind a buyer login, the tools say so and point you at the portal. They do not invent criteria from a title alone.

Your assistant writes

No dashboard, no bid factory

Victano does not write your tender for you, monitor email inboxes, or replace your bid manager. It gives your existing AI the reading and matching work so you can decide faster in the chat you already use.

US federal contracts (SAM.gov) are not in the corpus yet. The coverage page lists every live source and what each one does not publish.

VII. Pricing EUR, per month

The prices are real. We charge nothing during the beta.

Every account runs on its tier’s real limits from the first day, so what you try is what you would be buying. Lock a founding price now and you keep 30% off for 12 months once billing starts. We announce that date at least 30 days ahead.

Free
€0

Per-day and per-week limits are lifted during the Founding Beta. The numbers below are what Free will be once we start charging. Until then none of them is metered, because there is no way to pay past a limit yet and stopping you would only cost us what the beta is for. One profile is a cap rather than a rate, so it is the one thing the beta does not lift.

  • 30 searches a day (lifted for now)
  • 20 document pages a day (lifted for now)
  • 3 profile matches a week (lifted for now)
  • 1 update brief a day (lifted for now)
  • 1 company profile (not lifted)
  • Data delayed 24 hours
Start free
Pro
€79 / month

For one company bidding regularly.

  • Real-time data, no delay
  • 500 searches a day
  • Unlimited document reading
  • Unlimited profile matching
  • 1 company profile
  • Daily update briefs & bid/no-bid workflows
Consultant
€249 / month

For bid writers and grant consultants.

  • Everything in Pro, ten times the quota
  • Up to 12 client profiles
  • Proposal-skeleton workflows
  • Priority data

Bid/no-bid on Pro is not metered. Most tender platforms charge for the analysis, not the data. On Stotles Bid Studio (read 2026-09-01), the free tier stops at 3 AI bid/no-bid reports for the life of the account; Growth caps you at 15 per month from £495/month. Stotles runs the model in its own app, so each report costs them money. Victano plugs into the agent you already pay for, so bid/no-bid is one playbook at €79/month with no report cap.

Locking costs nothing and commits you to nothing. It records that you want this tier at this price, which is how we decide whether to keep building.

VIII. Start No account needed first

There is no sign-up form. That is the point.

Paste this into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or whatever you already talk to. Your assistant connects, asks for your email, takes the six-digit code we send, and stores the key for next time. You never fill anything in here.

Paste this Checking status… 
Read https://victano.com/start.md and follow
the onboarding instructions.
Any MCP client Set up manually

In Claude and ChatGPT you add the connector yourself, which takes about thirty seconds. Your assistant hands you the steps and waits, or you can follow the setup guide instead. Cursor and Claude Code do it on their own.

We keep your email, whatever profile data your agent sends, and how often you call the tools. All of it sits on EU servers. Ask your assistant to delete the account and it will: we email you a link, you confirm on the page, and everything goes. No reply from us to wait for.

Weekly digest

A weekly read on public money: what opened, what closed, and where it went. We draft it from our own corpus and read it before it goes out.

IX. Questions

How do I sign up?

You do not. Your assistant does it: it asks for your email, we send a six-digit code, you paste it back into the chat, and you are connected. There is no form on this site and no password to remember.

Which AIs work with this?

Claude on web and desktop, ChatGPT connectors, Cursor, and anything else that speaks MCP over HTTP. In Claude Code and Cursor your assistant can add the connection itself. On Claude and ChatGPT it hands you the clicks instead, because those apps only take connectors from their own settings. The setup guide has the exact menu names for each.

Where does the data come from?

Official public sources: TED for EU-wide tenders, national portals, and the EU Funding & Tenders portal for grants. We normalise and index them; the coverage table above shows exactly how current each one is.

What do you do with our company data?

Your email, the capability profile your agent sends us, and how often you call the tools. That is the whole list, and it sits on EU servers. We never crawl your site ourselves and we sell nothing to anyone. Ask us and it goes.

Why not just build a dashboard?

Monitoring was never the hard part. The hard part is reading 80 pages of specification to find the clause that disqualifies you. An agent that does that beats another tab with a red badge on it.

What happens when the beta ends?

We announce a billing start date at least 30 days ahead. Anyone who locked a founding price keeps 30% off for 12 months. The free tier stays free.