Which Canadian grants can your company actually get?
Thirteen questions, about two minutes. We screen your answers against a maintained catalog of federal and provincial programs, including SR&ED, IRAP, CanExport and hiring subsidies, then show how they stack.
The check is free. The written assessment costs $150 or $400, depending on what fits.
Statement 01
The check
Thirteen questions, about two minutes. Stop whenever you like.
Corporate structure & size
Most grant programs gate on these three.
Legal structure
Full-time T4 employees
Annual revenue
R&D & innovation
How much R&D is in your company's DNA.
R&D activity level
SR&ED filing history
Footprint & growth posture
Where you operate, who owns it, and how you sell.
Provinces with physical operations
Diverse ownership
Export activity
Your projects
Grants fund specific projects, so tell us what your business is working on or planning over the next 12 to 24 months.
Is your project clean tech, environmental, or sustainability related?
Investment plans (next 12 to 24 months)
Hiring and training plans (next 12 months)
Can you fund your share of these projects (roughly 25 to 50%)?
Who are we screening?
A person reviews every assessment.
Statement 02
What the assessment asks
Thirteen questions: legal structure, province, sector, size, and the work you do. We screen your answers against a maintained catalog of federal and provincial program rules. Each program comes back with the rule that passed it. “Not sure” never counts against you.
Canada's largest federal program for business research and development. It pays as a tax credit for eligible experimental development and applied research.
Support for wages and training when a company hires students, apprentices or new staff.
Statement 04
What GrantMark does
GrantMark is a Canadian government funding platform that matches companies to the grants, tax credits and wage subsidies they qualify for. It screens a business against federal and provincial programs and shows how those programs stack.