Your government's books, audited continuously — from records already public.

GovLedger reads a government's own public data — the checkbook, the budget, the contracts — and turns it into an oversight cockpit: budget-to-actual by department, awards joined to actual payments, and automated findings a commission can act on. No ERP project. No IT ticket. Live in two weeks.

$3.99M

flagged for review in our first county — in week one

$6.0B

in public payments indexed across our first two governments

450K+

check-level payment records, back to 2015

71,333

Georgia procurement events tracked statewide

What it finds

Questions no one should have to find by hand

Every figure below came from one mid-size county's public records, surfaced automatically. Findings are framed as questions for staff — pattern matches for human review, never accusations.

$1.02M

Possible duplicate payments

Identical payee, identical amount, days apart, different check numbers — 106 candidate pairs in a single trailing year, led by twin six-figure checks issued one week apart.

$2.96M

Idle cash, quantified

Budgeted investment income vs. what the treasury actually earned. This finding alone, corrected, exceeds the annual cost of most government software.

Award ≠ paid

Contracts joined to the checkbook

The join no incumbent ships: what was awarded beside what actually went out the door — like a $350K-per-year contract with $684K paid in seven months. A question worth asking.

How it works

Give us nothing. Get an audit.

We pull the public record.
Checkbook, budgets, bid listings, procurement registry — records any citizen may request, acquired and normalized by our pipeline. Your IT department never opens a ticket.
The detectors run.
Duplicates, threshold clustering, budget pace, revenue realization, award-vs-paid variance — every flag carries check numbers, dates, and dollars, ready for staff review.
Your commission gets the cockpit.
A live, browser-based dashboard — findings, departments, vendors, contracts, a decade of trends — refreshed monthly, presentable at any public meeting.

Engagement

Priced to say yes to

Findings report

$9,500

flat · delivered in 14 days

Full findings report with source references
Live dashboard for your governing body, 90 days
On-site presentation included
Typically below formal-bid thresholds

Continuous oversight

$15–40K

per year · by population

Monthly data refresh & new-findings alerts
Contract & vendor monitoring
Peer benchmarking as the network grows
Optional public transparency pages

Recovery program

20%

of confirmed recoveries · optional

Applies only to items GovLedger surfaced
You verify; we're paid on results
Modeled on decades of recovery-audit practice

The moment

Half the states are auditing their cities.
Find your answers first.

Efficiency audits are reaching local government in more than half the country. The government that finds its own anomalies controls its own story.

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