Tender search services in Kazakhstan: comparing prices and features

What to look for when choosing

• Platforms. If you work only with public procurement, goszakup is enough. If you need Samruk-Kazyna, Mitwork, subsoil users and commercial tenders, look at services with dozens of platforms.
• Notifications. New lots in requests for price quotations stay open for only a few days — it is important to get them immediately, ideally in Telegram.
• Customer and competitor analytics. Who wins with this customer, at what discount, how many bids are submitted, and whether the customer pays on time — this determines whether to bid and at what price.
• AI review of documentation. Saves hours of reading the technical specification and helps you spot traps and penalties.
• Team. If several people work on tenders, you need a shared board — and check the limits on the number of users.
• Free access. Some services are entirely free, some have a cut-down free plan (1 filter, 3 AI reviews), and some offer only a 3–14-day trial.

Comparison table

Prices and terms are taken from the services' websites as of 10.11.2026, excluding promotions; the number of platforms is as stated by each service. They change, so check the pricing page before paying. The official zakup.gov.kz portal also lets you search for procurements for free and in three languages, but it does not send selections of lots or analyse documentation.

Where MyTender is stronger

MyTender was built for suppliers and tender departments for whom finding a lot is not enough — they need to understand whether it is worth bidding and at what price. Here is what it offers for that:

• Results of every closed goszakup lot: the winner, the contract price and the reduction from the planned amount — on the lot page, plus open market-wide statistics on the “Procurement in numbers” page.
• Customer and competitors: who wins with this customer and for this product, at what discount, and how many bids are usually submitted; a competitor profile and a flag showing whether a company is in the unscrupulous suppliers register.
• How the customer pays: the share of acceptance acts paid on time — on the customer page.
• Prices of past contracts for every ENS TRU code — the price directory and a bid price calculator on the lot page.
• AI review of the technical specification: explains what the customer needs, draws up a document checklist, points out penalties and finds where and at what price to buy the product in Kazakhstan, Russia, China and Europe, checking the product characteristics against the specification; on the “Team” plan it writes to suppliers from your Gmail account.
• Free, with no limit on staff: search, Telegram notifications, customer analytics, a shared board and team.
• Three interface languages — Russian, Kazakh and English — and an MCP server through which ChatGPT and Claude can search lots and look up customers directly.

Each service in brief

• MyTender — a catalogue of public procurement, Samruk-Kazyna and Mitwork lots with Telegram notifications, past procurement results, customer and competitor analytics and AI review of technical specifications. Everything is free except AI analyses beyond the 2 free ones (990 ₸ per analysis or “Pro” at 9,990 ₸ a month) and AI-written emails to suppliers (“Team” plan, 29,990 ₸ a month).
• Tenderbot — a large paid aggregator: 149 platforms, including commercial tenders, plus bid preparation and outsourcing.
• TenderPlus — 58 platforms, including Mitwork and Russian tenders, a personal manager and support.
• Zakupki.kz — over 100 platforms, annual plans from 85,000 ₸, notifications via a Telegram bot.
• Smart Tender — 12 platforms, AI review with a “bid or not” recommendation, analytics on contracts since 2017, a website in Kazakh; the free plan is for trying it out.
• SmartZakup — a strong AI audit of technical specifications; the free plan is limited, Samruk and Mitwork are available from the PRO plan, and there is a 7-day trial.
• TenderApp — exports goszakup lots, plans, results and contracts to Google Sheets for tender departments; priced per user.
• tparser — an inexpensive Telegram bot covering 29 platforms, including Samruk-Kazyna and medical procurement; 7 days free.
• Setty TRADE — 700+ platforms in Kazakhstan and neighbouring countries, up to 5 users per plan; prices not published.
• 10b — free for now; public procurement and Samruk-Kazyna, AI review of lot documents.
• Agashka — an inexpensive Telegram bot for goszakup only: filters, customer scoring and a winning price forecast on paid plans.
• G-Launcher — subscriptions to new public procurement lots and status tracking with Telegram notifications.
• Tenderplan — a service for Kazakhstan and Russia with teamwork features and apps for Windows and macOS.
• Adata Tender — search across 20 platforms within the Adata counterparty-check ecosystem.
• KazContract — tender mailings by email and support with Samruk-Kazyna prequalification (ПКО).

Where MyTender falls short

• Fewer platforms than the large paid aggregators: public procurement, Samruk-Kazyna and Mitwork, without commercial tenders, subsoil users or Russian tenders.
• No turnkey bid preparation or legal support — only tools.
• The service is young: it has less historical analytics than services that have been collecting data since 2017.

If you need commercial tenders or support, look at Tenderbot, TenderPlus or Zakupki.kz. If you work with public procurement and the quasi-public sector, start with MyTender: search, notifications and analytics are free.

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