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Yes. Pay as you go costs nothing, needs no card, and lets you browse and run keyword searches across everything in the corpus. You can see whether there is anything worth having in your field before the question of budget comes up.

Paid plans start at $99 a month for Access, which includes 150 credits. You can also buy credits without a plan at $0.50 each. Annual billing is cheaper.Full pricing

The unit Quillify prices its work in. Reading, filtering, browsing, and organizing your documents cost nothing. Credits pay for the work Quillify does for you: checking whether you qualify, drafting, revising, evaluating.

It scales with the work. A federal solicitation runs to hundreds of pages, so a federal proposal costs more than a foundation proposal of a few pages. Revisions cost less because they only re-read the sections you asked to change.Estimate your month

Lil’ Q is metered on the work each answer takes. Part-credits accrue rather than rounding up, so short questions cost very little. Standard answers most questions. The deeper Advanced model is there for harder ones, and you choose which answers you.

Pay-as-you-go credits never expire. Plan credits roll over month to month and stay good for twelve months from the month you receive them. Grant work comes in waves, and a quiet quarter should build capacity for a busy one rather than disappear.

Yes, and pay-as-you-go exists precisely so you do not have to hold a subscription through a quiet period to keep access to what you already bought.

They might, and some funders have published policy on it while others have reviewers with opinions their agency has not published. In practice our drafts generally clear AI detectors, and where a passage will not, we mark it so you can put it in your own words before it goes anywhere. For funders who ask you to declare AI use, we give you the disclosure wording rather than leaving you to invent it. It matters enough that we host the definitive page on it, built from what funders have actually published.What funders actually say

Quillify drafts from the documents you supply, so the substance is yours. Lil’ Q links every answer to the records it drew from. Any specific figure is one click from its source.

Yes. Quillify reads the announcement and everything you attach through research, compliance checking, and review. Selecting the few documents that describe your work keeps the cost down and makes the proposal stronger.

You do. You own the output Quillify generates for you, and we do not claim ownership of any of your material, uploaded or generated. Use it for any lawful purpose, including submitting it to funders. Two things worth knowing: AI output may not attract copyright protection in every jurisdiction, and similar inputs could produce similar output for someone else.The clause that says so, in the terms

No. Your content is not used to train foundation models. We use aggregate statistics about how the product is used to run and improve it. The documents you select are processed by the model providers that power drafting and analysis, which is how the work gets done, and the privacy policy describes those processors.Where your documents go, in full

You press submit. Quillify gets everything ready. Federal and state portals want a human with credentials, so your credentials stay yours.

Grant writing software that works like a grant team. It finds the grants, government contracts, and community lenders you are eligible for, then drafts the proposal from documents you already have. Lil’ Q, the assistant, tracks what you are pursuing, what is due, and what each funder wants, and writes against all of it. Longer answer on the what is Quillify page.What Quillify is, in full

Yes, on Pro and above. Each client is its own organization under your account: its own document room, drafts built from that client’s material, a usage tally per client, and a hand-over to the client’s own account when the engagement ends. You switch between them in one login.The version of this page for consultants

The dates, yes. The money, no. Hand over an award letter and Quillify reads out the reporting schedule, the closeout window, how long records have to be kept, and the changes that need the funder’s approval first, then puts them on your calendar with the sentence from the letter each one came from. Drawdowns, reimbursement requests, and spend against budget are not ours and stay wherever you already handle them.

That is an enterprise conversation rather than a checkbox. Write to sales@quillify.ai with what you would build or run on it, and we will take it from there.

Book a call. Cohorts differ by an order of magnitude in size, so a conversation gets you a real number faster than any pricing table could.What the portfolio view does