Pricing
Flat rates. No percentage of your award.
You should be able to know exactly what grant support costs before you commit a dollar. Here is the full price list.
Step one
Grant Match Report
$100
One industry intake form · 3-5 matched grants · 5 business days
Start my formStep two
Done-For-You Grant
$500
Per grant · written, revised, and submitted by our team
What's included| Code | Product | Price | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA-100 | Grant Match Report | $100 | 3-5 matched grants, one industry form |
| MA-150 | Rush Match Report | $150 | Same report, 48-hour delivery |
| MA-500 | Done-For-You Grant | $500 / grant | Written, reviewed, and submitted |
| MA-1200 | Three-Grant Bundle | $1,200 | Three written grants, saves $300 |
| MA-250 | Grant Readiness Audit | $250 | Eligibility and documentation review |
| MA-1800 | Quarterly Retainer | $1,800 / quarter | Monthly lists, 2 grants written |
| MA-350 | Post-Award Reporting | $350 | Interim and final report filing |
| MA-95 | Strategy Session | $95 | 60-minute working call |
Questions
The things clients ask before paying.
Do you take a percentage of the award?
Never. Contingency fees on grant awards violate funder ethics standards and most grant guidelines. You pay a flat fee for work performed, win or lose.
What if you can't find grants for me?
If your match report cannot include at least three grants you are eligible for, we refund the $100 and send you a short memo explaining what would make you eligible.
Can I have you write a grant you didn't find for me?
Yes. If you bring your own opportunity, we still write and submit it for the same $500, as long as the deadline gives us at least fourteen days.
How do I pay?
You'll receive an invoice by email after submitting your intake form. The match report begins once the $100 is paid. Writing engagements are invoiced per grant at kickoff.
Do you work with organizations outside the United States?
Our research covers U.S. federal, state, local, and private funders. We take international clients only when they have a U.S. fiscal sponsor or entity.