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— PRICING

Priced like a tool. Valued like a consultant.

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

Free

$0One score. No card.

See where you stand on a single opportunity in about five minutes.

  • One Quick Score
  • Verdict band + confidence rating
  • Your top 3 gaps
  • Shareable scorecard
  • NOFO deadline calendar

Pillar sub-scores, mock reviews, and Winner Intelligence are not included.

★ Most Popular

Application Pass

$499one-time · per opportunity

For the founder with one application on the table and a year riding on it.

Everything you need to decide, and to win.

  • Deep Score with document upload — highest confidence rating
  • Full two-track rubric breakdown (R-series 4 pillars, SBIR/STTR 6 pillars), sub-scores, and reasoning
  • Unlimited mock study-section rounds for 90 days
  • Resubmission optimizer — upload your summary statement
  • Application runway — backward-planned from the deadline
  • Winner Intelligence for your IC and mechanism
  • “What moves this to GO” simulator
  • LIMITED-TIME LAUNCH BONUS (sale price only, one per purchase): a custom Target Intelligence Report — ~20-page cited scientific dossier on the target or mechanism you name at checkout. Expert-reviewed — every citation verified against the primary literature. Emailed within 24 hours

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.

See what's inside the Target Intelligence Report →

Pilot

$149/mo

For companies running more than one application a year.

Everything in Application Pass, unlimited.

  • Unlimited scores across every opportunity
  • Unlimited mock reviews, all rounds
  • Full Winner Intelligence explorer — NIH RePORTER, updated weekly
  • Resubmission Vault — every Summary Statement analysis saved and re-exportable
  • Deadline monitoring and runway alerts
  • Concept comparison against funded awards
  • One company

Sign up now — we'll follow up to activate billing within a business day.

Team

5 SEATS
$399/mo

Up to 5 seats. Founders, PIs, grant writers, and your STTR partner in one workspace.

Everything in Pilot, plus collaboration.

  • Up to 5 users
  • Consultant and collaborator seats — bring your university partner (STTR requires one)
  • Role-based permissions
  • Multi-program portfolio view
  • Shared Resubmission Vault across applications
  • Priority scoring queue
  • Email support

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.

— ADD-ON · STANDALONE PRODUCT

Target Intelligence Report.

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.

  • Competitive landscape with citations
  • Recent NIH awards on the target
  • Reviewer-facing positioning
  • Gaps and white-space analysis

Included free with every LAUNCH50 Application Pass purchase (one per purchase, sale price only).

$99one-time
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— ECOSYSTEM

Ecosystem.

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:

  • Unlimited seats and unlimited portfolio companies
  • White-label portfolio dashboard — your brand, your domain
  • Portfolio-wide submission-match view: every company's current band, confidence, and next deadline
  • Cohort benchmarking — how your portfolio scores against national award data
  • Pipeline forecasting — projected submissions, award sizes, and outcomes by quarter
  • Program-level reporting for boards, funders, and state economic development agencies
  • Deadline and SAM.gov registration-lapse alerts across the whole portfolio
  • Custom onboarding for every portfolio company
  • Bulk company import
  • Single sign-on (SSO)
  • Custom data retention and security review
  • API access to your portfolio's scores and benchmarks
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Quarterly strategy review with our team
  • Co-branded workshops and office hours for your tenants
  • Priority feature requests
— HOW WE DON'T GET PAID

We never take a percentage of your award.

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

— WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY COMPARING

Grant Review ProGrant writer / consultantGrant 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 applyYes — a scored GO/NO-GO verdictRarely; they're paid to write
Readiness assessmentYes — advisory readiness signal, not an NIH-score predictionBy feel
Simulated peer reviewUnlimited rounds$5K–15K for one
Built for for-profit biotechNo — built for nonprofits
Winner intelligence from real award data
Success feeNeverCommon (3–5%)N/A
Time to valueFive minutesWeeksDays 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.

— FAQ

Straight answers.

Find out if your next application is worth writing.

Five minutes. No card. Then decide.