Find the funding a project can actually apply for.

Describe the project and the agent searches for matching grants and funding programs, then gathers eligibility, deadlines, and conditions into one place you can review — with links to the source.

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Funding research results listing matching grant programs with eligibility, deadlines, and funding amounts.

What the research pulls together.

The agent searches for relevant programs and organizes what matters for a go or no-go decision, with a source behind each detail.

  1. Program search

    Describe the project and the agent finds grants and funding programs that plausibly fit it.

  2. Eligibility at a glance

    It gathers who can apply and under what conditions, so you can rule programs in or out quickly.

  3. Deadlines and amounts

    Application windows, funding ceilings, and co-financing terms alongside each program — 'SMEs only, up to 60% co-financing, applications close 30 September.'

  4. Sourced findings

    Every detail links back to where the agent found it, so you can confirm it before you rely on it.

From a project to a shortlist.

  1. Describe the project

    Outline what you want to fund — scope, sector, and rough budget.

  2. Let the agent search

    It finds matching programs and gathers eligibility, deadlines, and conditions.

  3. Review the shortlist

    Weigh the options against your project and pursue the ones that fit.

Questions about funding research

What kind of funding does it find?

Grants and funding programs relevant to the project you describe, with eligibility and deadlines gathered for each.

Are the details reliable?

Each finding links to its source so you can confirm eligibility and deadlines before applying.

Does it write the application?

This module focuses on finding and qualifying programs. It gives you the shortlist and the facts to decide.

Find the programs worth applying to.

Describe the project, let the agent search, and start from a qualified shortlist.

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