Grant and incentive capital
Business grants and incentives, matched, written, and managed.
We start with the programs your company has already earned the right to pursue: state incentives, federal opportunities, training support, and R&D related benefits. Then we prepare the applications and build the documentation that supports them.
Who this is for
A conversation grounded in the facts of the business.
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Small and medium sized US businesses
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Companies with project, hiring, R&D, or investment plans
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Owners, CFOs, and advisors with decision maker access
How we approach it
Grant and incentive capital with capital stack context.
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Map federal, state, and local programs around the business and project.
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Prioritize programs that fit the facts, not a generic contest list.
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Build an application plan that can strengthen the broader capital stack.
Common questions
Clarity before a capital decision.
Every company, project, and lender mandate is different. These are practical starting points, not a financing offer or tax advice.
Are there grants for small and medium sized businesses, not just startups?
Yes. Many state and federal incentive programs reward investment, job creation, training, domestic R&D, or a defined strategic project. Eligibility depends on the business, project, jurisdiction, and program rules.
Do I have to repay a business grant?
Generally, a grant does not function like debt. Many awards are performance based, however, and may include reporting requirements or clawback provisions if stated outcomes are not achieved.
Can I combine a grant with a business loan?
Often, yes. A grant or incentive may reduce the capital requirement and can strengthen the overall capital stack a lender reviews. Each lender and program has its own underwriting and eligibility rules.
Start the conversation
Ready to map the funding route?
Use the funding brief to organize a discussion around the actual need, decision maker access, and current financial context.
Funding, engineered
Make the next capital decision with the whole stack in view.
Start with a no cost eligibility conversation and a clearer view of what may fit.