Quillify for accelerators
Your founders ask about grants in every cohort, and the honest answers take an afternoon each: which programs are real, which are open to for-profits, which are open right now. Quillify is that layer, delivered to the whole cohort at once. Each company describes what it does in plain language and gets back what is actually available to it, with the proposals drafted from its own documents and every deadline on a calendar. Your program gets the thing it reports to its own funders: non-dilutive dollars raised by the portfolio.
The funding layer, not another dashboard
One search covers 4,000+ open grants, 11,000+open government contract opportunities and 480+ community lenders, matched to what each company actually does rather than to keywords. Eligibility is read from the funding announcements themselves, so a founder never spends a week on a program that was closed to for-profits from the start. Saved searches re-screen the market weekly and email only genuine new matches, which is how a cohort watches this market without any founder making it a job.
Built for cohorts, not seats
A cohort joins through one registration link, and each member lands with the access your program chose for them. Members who arrive mid-cycle join the same way. Programs run this differently on purpose: some fund a pool of proposal drafts their members draw from, some give every member the full product, some seat the program team itself. Deals are structured per program rather than sold off a rate card, so tell us how your cohort works and we will shape it to that.
Programs that have run on Quillify
Oklahoma Farm Bureau has run its rural cohort program on Quillify for three years, with member access managed through the joining link and a shared proposal pool. Rose Rock Bridge, the Tulsa energy deep tech program, ran its founders on Quillify. And Tulsa Local Ventures, whose founders come to Tulsa from outside the United States, is on Quillify now. Rural members, energy hardware companies and international founders are three very different cohorts, which is rather the point.
What founders have won with it
Our customers’ results are published with names and funders: $6.5M in total, including $5M from a state semiconductor fund to a 3D printing manufacturer and $1.2M built by a company that wrote itself into 26 other organizations’ funded budgets instead of applying directly. The average SBIR takes Quillify clients about 5 hours from go decision to submission. The stories are here, and the thinking behind the category is in our guide to non-dilutive funding.
Why programs add this now
Non-dilutive capital has become part of what a serious program offers: it extends portfolio runway without touching anyone’s cap table, and it compounds your program’s own story, because every grant a portfolio company wins is an outcome you report. The data work is the hard part, and it is done: government funding is published across hundreds of portals that share no format or calendar, and Quillify ingests them continuously so nobody in your building has to.
Bring it to your next cohort.
Tell us the cohort size and how your program works, and we will come back with a structure that fits it, in writing you can forward.
Founders can also try it free today. No card required.