Senior work, without the retainer.
Three productized deliverables. Fixed price, fixed scope, no discovery call required. Built for organizations and consultants who need the thinking before they need the engagement.
The Funder Fit Report
You send one intake form. Seven business days later you receive a ranked list of twelve funders matched to your programs, your budget size, your geography, and your stage. Each entry carries the giving range, the deadline, the application format, and the reason I ranked it where I did. No calls. No meetings.
- Twelve ranked prospects across foundation, corporate, and government sources
- Fit rationale and disqualifying factors for each
- Deadline calendar for the next twelve months
- Three prospects flagged as the strongest first approach
- Delivered as a formatted PDF report
The Grant Readiness Kit
Before a funder reads your narrative, it runs a quiet audit on your organization. Governance, financials, program evidence, data practice. This is that audit, written out, with the scoring a reviewer applies and the fixes for the places you will lose points.
- Forty point readiness assessment with a scoring rubric
- Document checklist funders request and most nonprofits cannot produce quickly
- Logic model and outcome statement worksheets
- What to fix first, ordered by what costs you the most
The Practice Contract System
For grant writers and consultants running their own practice. The agreement structure, the scope language that prevents unpaid revision cycles, and a rate framework that holds under pressure from a client who wants contingency pricing you cannot ethically offer.
- Client services agreement template, seventeen sections
- Scope of work language for proposal, retainer, and advisory engagements
- Rate framework with a sliding fee structure for mission access work
- The decline letter, and when to send it
- Notes on AFP ethical standards and federal contingency fee restrictions
These products do not replace an engagement.
They answer the question that comes before it. If what you need is the proposal written, the shop is the wrong door. The first conversation is the right one.