The check
£0
Postcode, industry, headcount. Fit, award, deadline, funder link.
Agreed before anyone pays
The check is free. The writing fee is fixed. Brokers keep a fifth.
We do not take a percentage of the grant. A client who only looks, or who files the form themselves, pays nothing.
Deadline watch
£15
A month, for saved schemes closing inside 45 days. Cancel any time.
Broker desk
£0
20% of any writing fee carrying your code. Payouts from £100.
Writing fee, by the size of the grant
| Could be available | Our fee | Broker keeps |
|---|---|---|
| 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 |
The left column is what the funder might pay. It is not guaranteed. Our fee is for the outline, paid either way, and is not taken from the grant. A Nottingham hospitality business writing a grant of up to £10,000 pays £450. If an accountant introduced them, the accountant keeps £90. The business does not pay that on top.
What the fee buys
- One scheme, one outline, built from the brief and the rules.
- The evidence list, match funding and the budget lines to fill.
- A receipt with the fee locked before work starts.
- The funder link. In the live service a writer files it. This build stops at the outline.
What we will not charge
- A percentage of the grant
- Never. The award, if it comes, is the client’s.
- A fee to look, or to open the official form
- The check and the funder link stay free.
- A higher price because a broker sent you
- Their fifth comes out of the fee, not on top of it.
- How the card is taken
- Stripe takes the writing fee and the £15 watch. The price on this page is the price. The grant, if it is awarded, is still entirely yours.