Quillify finds funding opportunities across more than 179,000 funders, 11,000 grants and 35,000 contract opportunities, matching them to an organization’s profile, then drafts proposals directly from user-provided documents. It adds compliance checklists, deadline tracking, funder matching based on similar organizations, and portfolio visibility for teams managing multiple applications at once, serving nonprofits, small businesses, researchers and government-facing entities.
Combining funding discovery with actual proposal drafting, rather than search alone, addresses the two hardest parts of grant-seeking together: finding the right opportunity and then writing to it, both of which independently consume enormous time for small organizations without dedicated grant-writing staff. A stated reduction from roughly 200-250 hours to about 5 for an SBIR application is a specific, checkable claim for a notoriously time-intensive process.
A drafted proposal from AI is a strong starting point, not a submission-ready document – grant and contract proposals are evaluated by real reviewers against specific, often idiosyncratic criteria, and a human pass to align tone and specifics with the actual funder matters before submission. Pricing runs on a pay-as-you-go, non-expiring credit system with specific rates on a separate page.
