The paid kit
The checker prints your doors. The kit is the paper for walking them — ten working documents, filled and annotated, keyed to the verdict you just got. Not a course. Not a promise of contracts. The forms, the numbers, and the first moves, in the order they have to happen.
$49 · one-time payment · yours to keep
The exact-match worksheet — IRS name against formation papers against bank account — the document checklist, the screen-by-screen order, and the recovery steps for when validation stalls. The rejection queue is where beginners lose their first month; this is how you skip it.
The checker's verdict expanded into a dated personal roadmap: your doors in order, each with its official link, its real timeline, and its free-help note — plus a worked copy filled for a fictional cleaning company, so you can see what a finished map looks like.
How purchase-card buying actually works: who holds the cards, how a card sale really happens, the one-page quote format, the follow-up that makes you the known vendor — and what this door can never become, said plainly.
Reading a SAM.gov posting in plain words, the set-aside labels decoded, the five-part first response, and the mistakes that get a first bid thrown out — for the $15,000–$350,000 band reserved for small businesses.
Four filled capability statements — janitorial, general construction, junk removal, and a general-services firm — each annotated line by line with why it reads the way it reads, plus the blank version carrying the same annotations as prompts.
Per program: the document lists in the order SBA asks, the 8(a) narrative worksheet (structure and evidence prompts — your facts, your words; SBA reads for yours), the HUBZone 35% worksheet, and the VetCert step order.
The percentages card by contract type, the added-value functions list from FAR 52.215-23, the ostensible-subcontractor red-flag checklist, and the four legal shapes with a sample teaming work-share table that stays inside the line.
Annotated specimens — the countdown letter, the credentialing-fee email, the digitization notice — with every tell marked, plus the free renewal walkthrough and the FTC / GSA OIG reporting steps.
Janitorial, construction (general and specialty), and junk removal: the NAICS codes, the size standards, the first doors, the local buyer types, and the first three moves for each trade.
All 50 states, one line each: the vendor portal, the state's own certification program, and what to bring. Routing, honestly labeled — your state's door, named, without a fake verdict pinned to it.
Owners of small businesses — cleaners, builders, haulers, sellers of things — who ran the free checker, saw their doors, and want the working papers instead of a 6-hour video course. The registration mills charge $599 to do one free step of what's in here. A comparable beginner course is $897 and still prints the old $10,000 threshold. This kit prints $15,000, dated, because it was checked on October 29, 2026.
Anyone buying a win. No kit can promise a contract, and this one will not pretend to — awards belong to contracting officers. And anyone whose plan is the pass-through: the kit draws the subcontracting line in full, because a buyer who crosses it can lose the award, the money, and the business.
Free help exists: APEX Accelerators — counselors paid by the Department of Defense — will sit with you one-on-one, help with your registration, your certifications, and your first bids, and charge you nothing. Find yours at apexaccelerators.us. This checker gives you your verdict tonight and the papers to bring them; it does not replace them, and we name them here because a seller who hides free help from you is telling you something about himself.
Included in the $49 GovDoor Kit: the SAM Pre-Flight Pack, your filled Door Map, the $15,000 Door Playbook, the Simplified Band Field Guide, the worked capability statements, the certification application packs, the Middleman Line in full, the Scam Letter File, the per-trade first-move sheets, and the 50-state Door Directory. One payment — no subscription, no account, nothing else to buy. Registration and every certification named in it are free at the source; the kit is the paper, never the permission.
After payment you land directly on the kit page. Bookmark it — it is your copy.