Write stronger proposals. Secure more grants.

GrantLab has competitively procured a network of expert grant professionals who have successfully written for a range of federal agencies.

Pricing varies based on several factors, including:

• Vendor Rates: Each grant professional sets their own pricing.
• Funding Opportunity: Quotes are customized based on the specific requirements of each funder.
• Level of Support: Costs differ depending on whether you need an independent review, co-write, or full proposal development.

Because of these variables, pricing is determined on a case-by-case basis. The figures listed in our materials serve as general guides and are subject to change as we expand our services. For the most accurate pricing, we provide individualized quotes after assessing your project needs.

Yes! Thanks to generous donors, Nevada GrantLab provides free staff time for outreach, intake, vendor prospecting, administration, billing, and facilitation. After refining a vendor’s quote, partners contribute as much as they can comfortably afford, and GrantLab may help bridge any remaining funding gap. This model allows us to sustain and scale our support for organizations that need it most.

GrantLab reviews components of your organization’s overall readiness for federal funding, your project concept, and the funding opportunity to assign a tier designation to your project.

• Tier 1 projects have a high likelihood of award. The organization is ready to or is already managing direct federal funds successfully, the proposed project is highly responsive to the funder requirements, and the funding opportunity is lucrative with no local competition identified. GrantLab earmarks 25% of the budget for Tier 1 projects.
• Tier 2 projects have slightly less competitive assessments. There may be fewer awards, or the opportunity may provide single-year funding. GrantLab earmarks 60% of the budget for Tier 2 projects.
• Tier 3 projects have a lower likelihood of award. This tier is often assigned to organizations applying for their first federal grant. Projects may be designed specifically for the funding opportunity, or the organization does not have a successful history of delivering the services proposed. The funding opportunity may have an extremely limited number of awards. NGL earmarks 15% of the budget funds for Tier 3 projects.