About TGA

Texas Gateway Alliance is a reviewed marketplace being built so that companies considering Texas can decide from source-linked public records, and then connect to reviewed service providers through consent.

Early access applications open · No-card pilot planned for Oct 1, 2026–Mar 31, 2027

What we actually do

We collect published incentive, agreement, and permit records and organize them with their source and collection date. We review the service providers who work in Texas. Then we are building an introduction process that shares identities only when both sides agree. There is no automatic matching and no automatic introduction.

What we hold ourselves to

We do not speak beyond the evidence

Every record carries its source and collection date. Where a city does not publish a field, we leave it empty rather than inferring it. Incentive eligibility is a question to confirm with the city and the state, never a promise.

Demand is private by default

Service partners never receive a searchable list of companies. They see aggregated demand and opportunities they were invited into. Identities move only after the company agrees, the partner accepts, and TGA approves.

We keep the labels apart

Verified (passed TGA's review), Subscribed (a product entitlement), Sponsored/AD (paid placement), and TGA Choice (our internal assessment) are four different facts. None of them is a government or regulatory certification.

We do not publish what is not decided

Prices, credit amounts, and tiers are not set, and the pilot schedule can move. Where that is true we say so instead of inventing a number.

Where we are today

This early-September launch is not a product release. It is an early-access stage: we describe TGA accurately and accept applications and inquiries. The pilot is planned for Oct 1, 2026 through Mar 31, 2027, and the schedule depends on legal review and our own readiness.

Want to talk first?

Applying starts a reviewed process. A consultation is the conversation before that.