RFP software
Create your RFP and shortlist vendors for free
Build your requirements with AI, see which vendors fit with Magic Fill, and leave with a shortlist and a report. Upgrade when you are ready to run the evaluation with your vendors and your team.

From discovery to decision
Everything the RFP was supposed to do. Without the 40-page document.
Four steps, from the first look at a category to a shortlist you can defend.
- Step 1
Discovery
Research the vendors in your category. No paywall, and no vendor pays to be ranked.
- Step 2
Requirements
Olive's AI drafts your requirements. Keep what applies, add your own and mark your Must Haves.
- Step 3
Scored fit
Magic Fill applies Olive's vendor dataset to the requirements you prioritize and scores each vendor's fit.
- Step 4
Decision
Leave with a shortlist and a report on how each vendor fits what your business needs.
What's free
Your RFP and your shortlist, free
A free account is your own RFP project. Build the requirements, prioritize them, and let Olive's AI show you which vendors fit.
- Explore any vendor category with Olive's AI
- Build your requirements with AI and mark your Must Haves
- Run Magic Fill to score vendors against the requirements you prioritize
- Leave with a shortlist and a report
No credit card required.
When you upgrade
Run the evaluation with your vendors and your team
When you are ready, invite your stakeholders to weigh in, send your requirements to the vendors on your shortlist, and compare their answers side by side in one workspace.
Upgrade to a Single Project for one evaluation, or a Platform plan for every evaluation you run. See pricing
Why Olive
Built for the buyer, not the vendor
No vendor money. No pay to play.
Olive takes no money from vendors, so no vendor can pay for a better place on your shortlist.
Scores you can read
A vendor's score is the share of your requirements it meets: 86% means it meets 86% of them.
Your requirements, your priorities
You decide what matters and how much. The scores follow what you prioritized, not what a vendor wrote.
Customer stories