Updated November 4, 2026
How should you think about trust on Govacha?
This marketing site is static. It does not hold customer accounts. The product is a separate application. Several security details are still unpublished on purpose, rather than invented.
Is Govacha a government system?
No. Govacha is software from USA Contract Solutions. It is not affiliated with SAM.gov, the General Services Administration, the Small Business Administration, or any contracting office. Seals and agency logos are not used here.
Public procurement data is public. Reading a notice on SAM.gov does not require Govacha. The product is for organizing the work after you have found it.
What does this website store?
The pages you are reading are pre-rendered HTML. There is no account and no database on this site. A contact form is wired to send to a GoHighLevel webhook only after that address is configured. Until then it does not send.
Optional analytics (a Meta pixel, Google Analytics, and PostHog) load only if you accept cookies, and only when the IDs are set. See Privacy.
The editor at /admin is not a public content database. It commits to a Git repository after a GitHub login. Visitors cannot save changes. The editor is marked noindex.
What about the product at app.govacha.com?
Accounts, proposals, and uploads live in the application, not on this site. Before launch, the company still needs to publish, in language a customer can check:
- where the app is hosted
- how data is encrypted in transit and at rest
- who the subprocessors are
- whether a SOC report or penetration test exists
- how a customer exports or deletes data
- whether the app asks for a SAM.gov password, and if it does, why
Those facts are not filled in here, because stating them without the source would be worse than a gap. Ask on a demo if you need them before the page is updated.
What will we not claim?
We will not claim a certification we cannot show. We will not claim a customer count, a dollar total, or a win rate on this site until the number is sourced and approved. The case studies page stays empty until a customer releases a story.
Accessibility
This site aims at WCAG 2.2 AA: text contrast, keyboard access, visible focus, labels on fields, and text instead of icon-only meaning. If something blocks you, email info@govacha.com and name the page.