/ comparison
DeliverOps vs Costpoint PM
for delivery without the prime-sized invoice
Costpoint is the accounting backbone of half the federal market, and that's exactly what it should keep doing. DeliverOps handles delivery, CDRL tracking, and CPARS prep so your Costpoint team can focus on the accounting it was built for.
Deliverables = Submitted + In Review + Accepted
97%
On-time CDRL submissions
0
Open compliance findings
12 d
Avg invoice → payment
$1.84M
Burned of $4.2M
23
Active deliverables
4 / 4
CPARS narratives drafted
100%
DD-1423 coverage
3
Subs flow-down compliant
Very Good
Projected CPARS
/ feature by feature
Side by side, honestly.
No marketing fluff. The features that matter for delivery, and how each side stacks up.
/ what hurts
Why GovCons leave Costpoint PM
- Costpoint is built for primes, a small firm pays for complexity it will never use
- Six-figure annual spend for firms doing <$20M in federal work
- CDRL tracking requires custom reports and SharePoint bolt-ons
- UI that looks and feels like it was designed in 2005
- No real-time CPARS narrative, the whole paradigm is reactive
- Implementation consultants cost more than the software
/ what helps
Why they pick DeliverOps
- DeliverOps sits on top of your existing Costpoint, we don't replace it
- CDRL tracking is built into the core, not bolted on as custom reports
- CPARS narrative updates in real time as the contract runs
- Modern, keyboard-driven UI that a new PM can learn in 30 minutes
- Priced for small-business federal contractors, not the DoD primes
- Same-day onboarding, no 3-month implementation project
/ make the switch
Built for the way you actually deliver.
Founding cohort locks in $59/mo for life, 40% off Starter, every Pro feature included.