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Founding pilot

A careful final check for £99 per agreed application pack.

The pilot tests whether GrantPreflight finds useful issues before submission. It also shows which issues your team already found.

What £99 includes

A clear list of findings and sources.

The price applies after we agree the scheme, files, safe transfer method, scope, and deletion date.

Before the check

Confirm the scheme and files

We confirm the exact call, official rules, needed files, and whether the application fits the pilot.

During the check

Check rules and all final files

We look for missing details, broken rules, and facts that do not match.

After the check

Review findings and check one revision

You get a short list of issues, their sources, and one follow-up check after you make updates.

Founding pilot price

£99 for one agreed application pack.

The pilot measures accuracy, time saved, false alarms, support effort, and whether the result is worth paying for.

Request pilot access

No payment is taken on this website. Scope and terms are agreed first.

Who should join

Start where the result can be checked.

Past applications with internal comments or funder feedback are especially useful. They let us compare the product with what experienced reviewers found.

Who is the first pilot for?

Applicants, supervisors, and research teams using a scheme marked “evaluation in progress.” We prefer past, redacted, or approved files at first.

Can I use an upcoming application?

Only after the scheme checks and safe file transfer are ready. We will not accept a live file just because a deadline is close.

Can a university pay?

Possibly. We can provide a draft invoice, a plain service description, and the security details available for the pilot. Your institution must approve the cost.

What is not included?

Grant writing, scientific editing, official eligibility approval, funding prediction, automatic submission, and any guarantee of success.