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Federal & Provincial Grants · Canada · All Industries

Grant proposals written
in the funder’s language.

Most Canadian grant applications fail not because the project is unfundable, but because the proposal doesn’t speak the language of the committee reviewing it. We research each program’s scoring rubric, priorities, and past awards before writing a word.

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Federal & provincial programs Funder-aligned narrative Budget justification Outcome framing Free consultation
What’s included

Everything that goes
into your document

01
Program Eligibility Review
Before any writing begins, we confirm your organization meets the program’s eligibility criteria. This saves time and money by catching mismatches early.
02
Funder Research & Criteria Alignment
We read the program’s guidelines, scoring rubric, and any published past awards in detail. The proposal is structured around what the funder actually measures — not what seems generally good.
03
Project Narrative
The main body of the proposal: what you’re doing, why it matters, how you’ll do it, and what outcomes you’ll achieve. Written in the funder’s voice and aligned with their mandate.
04
Impact Statement
A clear articulation of the project’s benefit to Canadians, the target community, the sector, or the economy — framed in the language the funder uses in their own communications.
05
Budget Justification
A detailed, line-by-line budget with a narrative explaining why each cost is necessary and reasonable. Grant reviewers read budget justifications carefully — ours are clear, specific, and defensible.
06
Evaluation & Reporting Framework
Many programs require a measurement and reporting plan. We build realistic outcome indicators and reporting timelines that demonstrate organizational capacity without over-committing.
07
Executive Summary
A one-page summary of the full proposal for programs that require one, written to pass the first-read test with program officers.
08
Two Revision Rounds
After delivery of the first draft, two revision rounds are included to incorporate your feedback, adjust tone, and refine any sections before submission.
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Who this is for

The right fit for
your situation

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Small and medium businesses seeking federal funding
Programs like IRAP, CanExport, CDAP, and others support Canadian SMEs. We identify the right programs and write proposals that score competitively.
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Non-profits and social enterprises
Community organizations, arts groups, and social enterprises applying for federal or provincial operating or project grants.
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Immigrant-owned businesses
Many grant programs specifically support diverse and immigrant-owned businesses. We identify these opportunities and write proposals that highlight your eligibility.
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Technology and innovation companies
NRC IRAP, SDTC, and provincial innovation funds support Canadian tech companies. We write technical proposals in plain language that reviewers can evaluate fairly.
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Arts, culture, and media organizations
Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Creates, and provincial arts councils. We write project and operating grant proposals for creative organizations.
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Organizations that have been declined before
If a previous grant application was declined, we review the feedback and rewrite the proposal to address the reviewers’ specific concerns.
Why Planwrit for this

What makes this
worth your investment

01
We read the rubric before we write
Every grant program publishes scoring criteria, program objectives, and eligible activities. We read all of it before drafting a single sentence. Most generic writers don’t.
02
Language alignment with the funder
Funders have specific priorities — economic development, social equity, innovation, community resilience. We mirror that language deliberately and specifically, not generically.
03
Budget justification expertise
The budget section is where many applications fall down. We write line-by-line justifications that answer the reviewer’s unspoken question: is this money being used purposefully?
04
Impact framing that holds up
Grant committees are experienced at spotting vague impact claims. We write measurable, specific outcomes tied to the funder’s own stated goals — and build a realistic measurement framework around them.
05
Cross-sector experience
We’ve written proposals for businesses, non-profits, arts organizations, and technology companies across a range of federal and provincial programs. Different sectors, same rigour.
06
Honest eligibility assessment first
We tell you if a program isn’t the right fit before you invest in a proposal. Identifying the right program is half the battle — and we do that work upfront.
How it works

From enquiry to
finished document

01
Free consultation
We review your organization, project, and target program to confirm eligibility and fit before any commitment.
02
Program research
We read the funder’s guidelines, scoring rubric, and past awards to understand what the committee actually rewards.
03
Intake & draft
You provide project details via intake questionnaire. We write the full proposal aligned to the funder’s criteria.
04
Review & submit-ready delivery
Two revision rounds included. Final delivery in the required format, ready for submission.
Common questions

Everything you need
to know before starting

We write for a wide range of federal and provincial programs including NRC IRAP, CanExport SME, CDAP, ESDC programs, BDC-adjacent programs, Ontario’s Regional Development Program, BC’s Innovate BC, Alberta Innovates, and arts and culture funds including Canada Council for the Arts and provincial arts councils. Contact us with your specific program and we’ll confirm whether we can help.

Planwrit’s grant writing fees depend on the program, the complexity of the application, and the required word count. We provide a firm quote after the initial consultation. For reference, most grant writing engagements fall in the range of CAD $800–$2,500. Some programs with very detailed technical requirements may be higher.

Yes. As part of the initial consultation, we review your business type, sector, size, and project to identify relevant programs you may not have considered. We then confirm eligibility before recommending that you invest in a proposal.

In our experience, the most common reason grant applications fail is a mismatch between the proposal’s language and the funder’s priorities. Applicants write about their project; funders want to read about their mandate. A proposal that frames every objective in the funder’s own language, tied to their stated goals, scores significantly better than a technically correct application that doesn’t mirror those priorities.

No — no ethical grant writer can guarantee funding, and any service that does should be treated with caution. Grant programs are competitive and the outcome depends on factors including your project’s eligibility, the strength of competing applications, and available budget cycles. We guarantee a professionally written, well-researched proposal that gives your application the strongest possible case.

Still have questions?

Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We’ll walk through your situation honestly and tell you exactly what we can and can’t do for you.

How payment works

Simple, transparent,
no surprises.

01
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Free assessment

No payment, no obligation. We confirm your situation is a good fit first.

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Firm written quote

After the discovery call, you receive an exact price and timeline in writing before anything starts.

03
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50% deposit — non-refundable

Non-refundable once writing begins. Covers research, planning, and writing time committed from day one.

04
50% on final delivery

Balance due on delivery of the final document. The file is released only upon receipt of payment.

⚠️
The 50% deposit is non-refundable once work has started This applies regardless of whether you change your mind, withdraw your application, or decide not to proceed. All questions about scope and process are best raised before the deposit is paid — we are happy to answer them during the discovery call.
📄  Revision policy — what two rounds covers and what it does not
✓ Included in your revision rounds
  • Typographical errors and spelling mistakes
  • Grammar and punctuation corrections
  • Factual corrections where information was misunderstood from your intake
  • Minor additions of information provided during intake but missed
✗ Not included — quoted separately
  • Changing the business concept or strategy after delivery
  • Adding sections not in the agreed scope
  • Retargeting a different visa program or province
  • New financial figures provided after delivery
  • Changes due to circumstances that changed after work began
  • Third or further revision rounds
Additional revision rates
Minor
Isolated edits in one or two sections. No new research required.
$150 – $250 CAD
Moderate
Multiple sections revised or additional research required.
$250 – $500 CAD
Major
Substantial restructuring or changes affecting strategy or financials.
$500 – $900 CAD

Rush revisions within 48 hours carry a 25–50% surcharge. All additional revision rates are confirmed in writing before work begins — no surprise invoices.

Ready to start?

Ready to write a proposal
that speaks the funder’s language?

Start with a free consultation. We’ll identify the right programs, confirm your eligibility, and give you an honest assessment of your proposal’s potential before any commitment.

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Or email: jocelyn@planwrit.com