CyberCounsel EU

Frequently asked questions

Short answers. Write to us if yours is missing.

Where do the notices come from?

From TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), the official EU journal for public procurement. Buyers across the EU and the EEA must publish larger tenders there. Grant calls come from the EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

Who is it for?

Small and mid-sized security consultancies, testers, managed security providers and resellers that do not have a bid team watching tender portals.

What does it cost?

The daily email is free until 30 November 2026. From 1 December it is part of Pro, at 39 EUR a month or 390 EUR a year, and the free plan gets a weekly summary. Founding members who join before 1 December pay 19 EUR a month for as long as they stay. See plans and prices

Can I trust the summaries?

They are written automatically and can contain mistakes. Use them to decide what to open, then read the official notice before you decide to bid.

Could a tender be missing?

Yes. We search by keywords and procurement codes, so a notice that uses neither can slip through. Tell us when you spot one and we will widen the search.

Plans and payment

What happens on 1 December?

Free readers keep getting an email, once a week. Pro members get the full email every working morning. Nothing changes for you before then.

How does the free trial work?

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Can my colleagues read it too?

One subscription is for one email address. Write to us for a team price.

Do I get an invoice?

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