Capital has no borders.
How Grantverse Works
Three steps. Your profile becomes a 12-layer capital plan, sequenced non-dilutive first and equity last, and every prediction is tracked against real outcomes.
Tell us about your company
Answer a few questions or upload a pitch deck. Your profile powers everything: a capital readiness score across 10 categories shows where you stand and what to strengthen.
- Answer a few questions about your company, or upload a pitch deck and let the extraction fill in the details.
- Get a capital readiness score across 10 categories, free on every plan.
- Every field you add sharpens your matches and your plan. You can start thin and deepen later.
Get your capital stack
Our engine builds a 12-layer capital plan sized to your profile: which layers you qualify for, how much each could contribute, and in what order, non-dilutive first and equity last.
- The engine evaluates all 12 capital layers against your profile: eligibility, sizing, and sequencing.
- See ranked opportunities per layer with fit grades and honest win likelihoods, grounded in real outcomes.
- Tune the plan to your preferences: risk, speed, and how much dilution you will accept.
Execute layer by layer
Work the plan in sequence: apply, track every application, and report outcomes. Your non-dilutive traction becomes a visible signal to investors when you choose to raise equity.
- Track applications and score them against the funder's real review criteria before you submit.
- Report wins, losses, and award amounts. Every outcome makes the predictions sharper for you and everyone else.
- When you are ready for equity, your capital efficiency travels with you: readiness score, non-dilutive capital secured, and a Capital Room for diligence.
The output
What a stacked raise looks like
The plan is a sequence, not a list: each non-dilutive layer covers part of the raise before equity fills the remainder.
Illustrative scenario
Example: a B2B SaaS company at seed, raising $2M
- R&D Tax Credits$150K
- Grants$250K
- Competitions$100K
- Revenue-Based Financing$300K
- Equity$1.2M
Illustrative example, not a prediction or a quote. Layer sizes follow the same static sizing rules our capital engine applies; your plan is computed from your own profile. How we model this
The map
The 12 capital layers
Equity is one of them. The other 11 raise capital without selling ownership, and most companies never hear about them.
R&D Tax Credits
Claim back a share of qualified research and development spend through national and regional tax credit programs.
Grants
Non-repayable funding from governments and foundations for work they want to see exist.
Government Loans
State-backed loans with below-market rates and terms designed for early companies.
Competitions
Cash prizes from startup competitions and challenge programs you win by competing.
Corporate Credits
Cloud, software, and service credits from corporate partner programs that offset real spend.
Program-Related Investments
Program-related investments from foundations whose mission aligns with what you are building.
Green Financing
Dedicated financing for climate, sustainability, and clean energy work.
Revenue-Based Financing
Upfront capital repaid as a fixed share of monthly revenue, with no shares sold.
Invoice Financing
Turn unpaid B2B invoices into working capital instead of waiting out payment terms.
Venture Debt
Debt alongside an equity round that extends runway at a minimal warrant cost.
Government Procurement
Revenue from selling to government buyers, often the largest customer in your market.
Equity
Selling ownership to investors. One of the 12 layers, sequenced last so you sell as little as possible.
See your own capital stack
Answer a few questions about your company. Get your readiness score and your 12-layer plan. Free to start.
Every prediction is tracked against real outcomes, and we publish the accuracy. See our published accuracy