GRANTS · TENDERS · INVESTORS — EU, US, UK
The smart radar for grants, tenders and investors across the EU, US and UK.
Scalebiz extracts eligibility conditions from call notices, checks the core ones — country, legal form, registration, turnover and team size — against your profile, and flags each opportunity as core conditions met or needing a manual check.
…safeguard the Union’s strategic assets, interests, autonomy, or security, participation is limited to legal entities established in Member States, Norway and Iceland.
One won call pays for decades of Scalebiz.
Inside costs €468 a year. A single small contract of €25,000 covers 53 years of it. We charge no success fee, so everything you win stays yours.
Describe your company. See what you can apply for, right here.
The same questions as sign-up. Fill them once; if you create an account, they go with you.
OPEN TENDERS, GRANTS AND INVESTORS FROM THE OFFICIAL PORTALS · RE-CHECKED DAILY
Nine answers. We check the core conditions of every open call we have read against them, and show the ones that fit.
Why is finding funding this hard?
Six registries, six formats, and the sentence that decides is in an annex.
Six portals, six formats
TED, SAM.gov and Find a Tender for contracts; the EU portal, Grants.gov and UKRI for grants. Six formats, six deadline rules, six update cycles.
Summaries that skip the annex
The sentence that decides who can apply sits in an annex, not in the title. A summary that leaves it out costs you the weeks you spend writing.
Rules written for administrators
Horizon Europe, 2 CFR 200 and the FAR run to hundreds of pages each. Whether a cost is allowed stays guesswork until someone reads the paragraph.
Ten minutes of profile. Every call checked after that.
You describe the company once. Scalebiz reads, checks and reminds.
Describe your company once
Country, legal form, size, turnover, the areas you work in and up to three keywords. Ten minutes, reused for every call.
See what fits
Open calls are checked against the profile. Each one carries a label: core conditions met, needs a manual check, or a core condition not met.
Read the condition, not the summary
The country condition is quoted from the call. The source document is one click away, so you decide on the original text.
“In order to achieve the expected outcomes, and safeguard the Union’s strategic assets, interests, autonomy, or security, participation is limited to legal entities established in Member States, Norway and Iceland.”
Track and compare
Shortlist, compare side by side, get deadline reminders, and keep the call documents and your notes together in My Projects.
Fewer calls to read. The right ones, with the sentence that decides.
Decision support, not another list of links.
Smart radar and hard filter
Core conditions are checked by rule. Calls that fail one are shown as not met, so you know before you read.
Profile readiness
See which profile fields are still missing before you apply.
My Projects
Keep the calls you follow, their documents and your notes in one place, with the deadline attached.
Compare view
Shortlisted calls side by side on amount, deadline and fit.
Digest and deadline reminders
New matches and changes to calls you follow, with reminders before a call closes.
An assistant grounded in official documents
Ask about a programme and get an answer from its own documentation, with the section it came from.
Every night, the full text is read against what you do.
The rules check the core conditions. Then a language model reads the full notice of the top 100 calls on your list against what you supply and what you don’t do: once right after you fill in what you supply, and every night after that. It gives one of three answers, with its reason in one sentence. The opportunity email sends only the calls it read as a fit; the ones it read as not a fit move below your list.
It is not always right at first. Under each match you can answer Good fit or Not for us, with a reason; the next reads take your latest answers into account.
Five kinds of money, checked against one profile
Grants, tenders, investors, subsidised debt and guarantees, so a grant can be weighed against a loan. In the app they sit in three streams: grants, tenders, and investors and banks.
Scalebiz is an independent service. It reads publicly published data from these registries and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.
Your matches, their labels and the next deadline, on one screen
Taken from the test account. Numbers change every morning.
TEST ACCOUNT · GERMANY · RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT · FILTER GRANTS · MEASURED 5 NOV 2026
Open today, by country
Counted every morning from the official registries. Each country opens its own page.
The fine print decides who gets the money. We read it so you start with the answer.
No summaries. Conditions as published, checked by rule, the source one click away.
Who can apply, in the funder’s own words
The country condition is quoted from the call, not paraphrased. You read the sentence that decides, with a link to the document it sits in.
Core conditions against your company
Country, legal form, registration, turnover and team size are checked against your profile. Each opportunity is flagged as core conditions met or needing a manual check.
The official notice, one click away
Open the source document on TED, SAM.gov, Find a Tender, the EU portal, Grants.gov or UKRI and read the original before you decide.
Official publishers only, nothing resold
TED, SAM.gov, Find a Tender, the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, Grants.gov and UKRI, plus investor and guarantee programmes run by the EIF, the US SBIC programme and the British Business Bank.
Scalebiz is an independent service. It reads publicly published data from these registries and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.
The rules, read for you
Cost rules and procurement thresholds, each quoted from the regulation and re-checked against the source. The same guides AI search engines cite when they answer these questions.
“MTDC excludes equipment, capital expenditures … and the portion of each subaward in excess of $50,000”
What goes into the indirect cost base and what stays out, with the subaward cut-off.“equals or exceeds the lesser of the capitalization level established by the recipient or subrecipient … or $10,000”
Why your own capitalisation policy, not the federal figure, often decides the line.“They should include gross salary, employer’s National Insurance (NI), company pension contribution, life insurance and other non-discretionary package costs”
Seven cost categories, the overhead options and the items that do not belong in them.Certified cost or pricing data are required before awarding a negotiated contract, a subcontract or a modification expected to exceed the threshold at FAR 15.403-4(a)(1), unless an exception at FAR 15.403-1(b) applies.
When the requirement applies, the threshold that triggers it, and the exceptions.“informal procurement methods (for micro-purchases and simplified acquisitions); formal procurement methods (through sealed bids or proposals); and noncompetitive procurement methods”
Micro-purchase, simplified acquisition, sealed bids and proposals, and when each applies.“expends $1,000,000 or more during the non-Federal entity’s fiscal year in Federal awards”
The threshold, what counts toward it, and what an audit covers.
“I built Scalebiz because I was tired of re-reading the same funding rules for every application. Now it reads them for me, and shows me the sentence that decides.”
One subscription. Try it free for 14 days.
No card to start. If you do nothing, the trial simply stops. Prices exclude VAT.
€39 per month
Or €390 per year, two months free. The €39 rate stays for as long as your subscription runs without interruption. From January it costs €59.
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Write the application with the call documents at hand.
My Projects already keeps the call, its documents and your notes together. Writing assistance will draft the application from them, section by section.
The proposal addresses the expected outcome of the topic (quantum gravimetry payloads for space missions) as set out in the call text, section “Expected outcomes”…
Source: call document, section 2 · page 4Before you sign up
Short answers. The long ones are in the guides.
01Which countries and programmes do you cover?
Public tenders from TED, SAM.gov and Find a Tender; grants from the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, Grants.gov and UKRI; investor and bank programmes in the EU, US and UK. Pick your country in the radar above to see what is open for you.
02How do you read the calls?
Scalebiz extracts eligibility conditions from call notices, checks the core ones against your profile, and flags each opportunity as core conditions met or needing a manual check.
03What is a core condition?
Country, legal form, registration, turnover and team size: the conditions a call states and your profile can answer. Everything else is marked for a manual check, with the source document one click away.
04How often is the data updated?
Every morning, from the official registries. The time of the last count is shown next to the numbers.
05Is this an AI summary?
No. The condition is quoted from the call as written, and every opportunity links to the official notice. You decide on the original text.
06What happens after 14 days?
The trial ends. To continue, subscribe for €39 a month or €390 a year from Settings. Nothing is charged automatically.
07Can I cancel?
Yes, yourself, at any time, from Settings. The subscription runs to the end of the paid period and then stops.
08Do you charge success fees?
No. Scalebiz is a subscription. We take nothing on the funding you win.
Stop hunting for contracts. Let qualified funding find you.
Inside costs €468 a year. One won call, even a small one, pays for years of it. The radar reads every morning so the call that fits does not pass you by.