GrantMark is a Canadian government funding platform that matches companies to the grants, tax credits and wage subsidies they qualify for.
Every program has its own agency and its own rules. Companies miss the ones that don’t sound like their business.
Thirteen questions, about two minutes. The check is free.
Every agreement carries its program, funding department, project and term. We index the Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec payment ledgers beside the federal one.
Start with the free eligibility check. Prices for the later steps are below.
Check what you qualify forAnswer thirteen questions, or paste your website. Two minutes, free.
See how the programs stackWhich programs combine, and the order to go after them.
See if we’re a fitTell us the project and how you want to work. We answer quickly on whether we can help.
Each step you pay for comes off the next one. Prices are in Canadian dollars.
GrantMark is a Canadian government funding platform. GrantMark matches companies to the grants, tax credits and wage subsidies they qualify for. GrantMark screens a business against federal and provincial programs and shows which ones it is eligible for and how those programs combine.
GrantMark screens for federal and provincial programs including the SR&ED tax incentive, the Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP), CanExport, and hiring and wage-subsidy programs. GrantMark serves incorporated businesses operating anywhere in Canada. GrantMark screens federal programs for companies in every province and territory, and its provincial coverage is deepest in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec.
Yes. Canadian companies routinely combine multiple funding programs, a practice called stacking, and a company frequently holds a tax credit such as SR&ED alongside a direct-funding program such as IRAP. Government programs set stacking limits that cap total government assistance for a single project, so plan the combination in advance.
Eligibility varies by program, and most federal and provincial business funding requires an incorporated Canadian business with operations in Canada. Many research and innovation programs target Canadian-controlled private corporations, and program criteria commonly weigh company size, sector, province of operation and the nature of the work.
The GrantMark eligibility check asks thirteen questions about a company and screens the answers against a maintained catalog of Canadian federal and provincial funding programs. It takes about two minutes and returns the programs the company appears to qualify for, with how those programs stack. The same answers always produce the same result.