Open the desk
Name, firm, email. You get a code and a link. There is no seat fee and no minimum.
For accountants, advisors and growth hubs
Send the client. Keep a fifth of the writing fee.
The desk is free. The client's price does not go up because you sent them. Nobody takes a percentage of the grant.
They check for nothing
A postcode or a place, an industry and a headcount. Fit, award and deadline. The official form stays free if they want to write it themselves.
You keep 20% if they pay
Only a writing fee creates a commission. It comes out of our fee. Payouts from £100.
What you can say in the meeting
There is a free check that reads the grants for this postcode, including the council ones. If you want the application written, the fee is fixed and shown before you pay. I can introduce you. My firm is paid by them, not by you, and not out of the grant.
What a fifth is, in pounds
| Maximum award | Client pays | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| Up to £10,000 | £450 | £90 |
| £10,001 to £50,000 | £850 | £170 |
| £50,001 to £250,000 | £1,450 | £290 |
| Over £250,000 | £2,200 | £440 |
A £10,000 grant is £450 to write. You keep £90. The client still pays £450.
What you do not have to do
- Write the bid, or sit on the funder's portal.
- Invoice the client for our fee. They pay it here.
- Promise the grant will be awarded. It might not be.
- Add your commission on top. It is already inside the fee.
Open the desk before the next client meeting.
The code rides on their check. If they only look, you are owed nothing and they have paid nothing.
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