A full SBIR Phase I application costs $5,000–$7,500 with a grant writer, and a 12-month retainer runs past $60,000. Grant Review Pro tells you whether that application is worth writing — before you spend either.
FIXED PRICING · NO SUCCESS FEES · NO PERCENTAGE OF YOUR AWARD
See where you stand on a single opportunity in about five minutes.
Pillar sub-scores, mock reviews, and Winner Intelligence are not included.
For the founder with one application on the table and a year riding on it.
Everything you need to decide, and to win.
One opportunity. No subscription. Instant access — pay securely with Stripe. The Target Intelligence Report bonus is included only with LAUNCH50 purchases during the launch window.
For companies running more than one application a year.
Everything in Application Pass, unlimited.
Sign up now — we'll follow up to activate billing within a business day.
Up to 5 seats. Founders, PIs, grant writers, and your STTR partner in one workspace.
Everything in Pilot, plus collaboration.
Sign up now — we'll follow up to activate billing within a business day. Need more than 5 seats or multiple companies? That's Ecosystem.
A ~20-page cited scientific dossier on any target, indication, or mechanism you name — funding landscape, competitive programs, recent awards, and the reviewer-facing case for your approach. Expert-reviewed — every citation verified against the primary literature. Emailed within 24 hours.
Included free with every LAUNCH50 Application Pass purchase (one per purchase, sale price only).
For incubators, accelerators, tech transfer offices, and university innovation centers. Track every company in your portfolio from one dashboard. Know which are fundable, which are about to miss a registration window, and where to put your program dollars.
Everything in Team, plus:
Several grant consultants charge a success fee — a cut of the funding they help you win. Under FAR 31.205-33(f), contingent fees paid out of SBIR/STTR award funds are unallowable, and the Grant Professionals Association treats percentage-based compensation as an ethics violation. Companies that pay success fees from award funds risk audit findings and repayment.
You pay us a fixed price, before you know the outcome. Our incentive is to tell you honestly when not to apply. A consultant paid on contingency has the opposite incentive.
FIXED PRICE · NO CONTINGENCY · NO SUCCESS FEE · NO PERCENTAGE OF YOUR AWARD
| Grant Review Pro | Grant writer / consultant | Grant software (Instrumentl, et al.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | $499 one-time, or $149/mo | $5,000–$7,500 per application; retainers past $60K/yr | $179–899/mo, subscription only |
| Tells you whether to apply | Yes — a scored GO/NO-GO verdict | Rarely; they're paid to write | |
| Readiness assessment | Yes — advisory readiness signal, not an NIH-score prediction | By feel | |
| Simulated peer review | Unlimited rounds | $5K–15K for one | |
| Built for for-profit biotech | No — built for nonprofits | ||
| Winner intelligence from real award data | |||
| Success fee | Never | Common (3–5%) | N/A |
| Time to value | Five minutes | Weeks | Days to months |
Consultant pricing reflects publicly listed 2026 rates. We're not against grant writers — we're the step before one. Score first, then decide whether the application is worth their fee.
Five minutes. No card. Then decide.