Grant & funding finder
Tell us where you are and what you’re planning. We’ll shortlist the Canadian grants, tax credits, wage subsidies and loans worth your time, with links to each official source.
In short
Canadian businesses can access five main types of government funding: refundable tax credits like SR&ED, grants like NRC IRAP and CanExport, wage subsidies for hiring students and youth, repayable contributions from regional development agencies, and government-backed loans.
Most growing companies qualify for more than one. The real work is choosing which to pursue, in what order, so they stack without reducing each other.
Process
Founders rarely miss funding because they never heard of it. They miss it because applications compete for the same hours and the programs interact.
Start with the finder above. It narrows the field to programs that fit where you are and what you’re building.
Rank by value against effort. A $30K grant with a 40-page application may lose to a credit you already qualify for.
Government assistance can reduce your SR&ED claim, and intakes open at different times. Order matters as much as eligibility.
We prepare and file SR&ED and provincial R&D credits end to end, and keep your books ready for everything else.
Questions
No. It narrows 103 federal, provincial and sector programs down to the ones worth looking at. Final eligibility depends on details like CCPC status, project scope and intake timing.
Often, yes. SR&ED and provincial R&D credits are commonly claimed alongside grants, but government funding received can reduce the SR&ED credit, so the order and structure matter.
We prepare and file SR&ED and provincial R&D tax credits end to end, and help you decide which grants and loans are worth the application effort.
For most tax credits and grants, yes. SR&ED at the enhanced 35% rate and NRC IRAP both require a Canadian corporation.

We’ll map which programs to apply for, in which order, against your actual numbers.