Otnox puts the public procurement record inside Claude. Ask what fits you, who the buyer is, and whether a bid is worth it.
Claude can write the bid. Otnox tells you whether the bid is worth writing. Otnox turns public procurement notices into one usable record: buyer, value, deadline, winner, and buyer history, then brings that record into Claude, so every answer starts with evidence, not guesswork.
Do not ask for spreadsheets, filters or exports. Ask for the brief, the shortlist, the buyer file or the market note you were going to build anyway.
Only what your question needs, and only when you ask: tender and buyer records. Your account data stays in Otnox, and we neither read your conversations nor train on them.
The same 80+ markets as the Otnox platform, built from official national procurement portals. Per-market depth is listed on our Markets page.
No. The 7-day free trial opens the whole product, Otnox for Claude included, and comes with 10 AI credits to spend. No card to start.
Only the verdict does. Searching, opening a tender, reading a buyer history and checking who else tends to bid are free and unmetered. Asking whether a specific tender is worth pursuing costs 5 credits, and asking again about the same tender is free for the next 30 days. A paid plan comes with 50 credits a month.
Yes. Packs are 50 credits for EUR 4.99, 150 for EUR 12.99 and 500 for EUR 39.99, and they do not expire.
Yes. Everyone signs in with their own Otnox account and works under the same workspace, so the plan, the markets and the credit balance are shared rather than bought twice.
Neither. You sign in once with your Otnox account, and from then on Otnox acts as you in Claude: your plan, your markets, your credit balance, your seat on the team.
Yes. Claude Code and other clients that support the same standard reach the identical capabilities with the identical account.
No. Otnox is built and operated by Otnox. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic, PBC.