SamMatch is a private software service for federal subcontracting. This page explains why it exists, what it does, who operates it, and how to get in touch.
Federal subcontracting is a matching problem, and discovery is split.
Prime contractors with subcontracting plans need to find certified small businesses and keep a record of outreach. Small businesses need to find primes that buy their kind of work. Those two searches do not live in one place.
SUBNet is an opportunity board where some primes post work. Primes who already have a plan still have to find firms and document the effort. We described that split in our 2026 federal subcontracting discovery gap report.
Two jobs: help primes find and document subs; help small businesses find primes.
SamMatch does two jobs:
ReTang LLC is the company behind SamMatch and the merchant of record.
ReTang LLC is the company behind SamMatch and the merchant of record. Paid plans are billed through Stripe; your statement shows ReTang LLC. Questions go to support@sammatch.com.
Directory listings come from public federal sources before anyone signs up.
Listings are built from a SAM.gov cache, SBA certifications, and USAspending awards. A firm can appear in the directory before anyone from that firm creates an account. See where the data comes from and how we handle security.
Not a government site. Not legal advice. Automated compliance tools.
SamMatch is a private service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by SAM.gov, the SBA, or any U.S. government agency.
It is not a government website and it is not legal advice. The product is automated compliance tools. You still verify certifications and contract facts through official sources.
ReTang LLC is the company behind SamMatch and the merchant of record. Email support@sammatch.com.
No. SamMatch is a private service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by SAM.gov, the SBA, or any U.S. government agency.
Email support@sammatch.com.
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