Grant and incentive money is usually left on the table for a structural reason rather than a strategic one: nobody has the days it takes to read the notice, assemble the evidence, and write the thing. SoliContraX makes that a task an existing person can finish, using documents your organization already has.
Credits bought as you go — no subscription, no per-seat licence, no annual contract to get approved. An unused balance simply waits. That matters when the decision is whether to pursue one opportunity, not whether to fund a programme.
Financials, past applications, programme descriptions, capability statements. They go into a private knowledge base once and every subsequent pursuit draws on them, so the second application costs materially less effort than the first.
Each draft is checked against the notice’s stated review criteria and required elements, and the report lists the gaps rather than hiding them. Reviewing that report is a short read, and it is the part of the process an executive actually needs to see.
The workspace is private to your account, your material is never used to train public models, and the drafts are built only from what you supplied. There is no vendor reading your financials to improve a model.
Financials, prior applications, programme and capability material. This is the step that pays for itself across every later pursuit.
Upload the notice or find a live federal grant in the built-in search.
The workflow proposes the angle and the guardrails it read out of the notice. Approving it takes minutes and sets what the draft will argue.
A grounded first draft plus an explicit list of what the notice asked for and the draft does not yet answer. Hand both to whoever finishes it.
It helps, but the work it removes is the part that does not require expertise — reading the notice for its requirements, locating the evidence in your own files, and assembling a first draft. Judgment, strategy, and the final submission still need a person.
Credits are consumed by what you run, so it depends on the size of the notice and how much drafting you do. There is no subscription underneath it, and the pricing page has the current packages.
No, and nothing can. It makes sure the application answers what the notice asked for, which is where a large share of submissions lose points before the merits are considered.
Only what you provide: the funding notice, the files in that client’s knowledge base, and the concept you approved. If a fact is not in your context, it is not in the draft.
Credits, bought as you go, with no subscription and no per-seat fee. Each run deducts what it actually used. Sign-up and your organization profile are free; drafting, uploads, and concept chat use credits.
You. The workspace is private to one account, your content is never used to train public models, and we do not sell your data. The Security page has the full commitments.
See what one opportunity would actually take.