Company description
Offering 30 years’ experience with a 99.9% success rate, DIY Grants Online provide a unique peace of mind online grants application service. Their portal is ideally suited to businesses that have the time and capability to prepare much of the required application information. The DIY Grants Online team then ensure the information provided is complete, meets the grant program requirements and is presented most effectively to maximise the chance of success. Their telephone support service means you are never on your own as you are no more than a call away from the assistance of a friendly grants expert.
Our collective grants experience exceeds 150 years so you can be confident we have a thorough knowledge of each grant requirement and the skills and process to make every application successful. We provide an efficient process to maximise the efficiency of your time and success of your application while ensuring the grant claimed is the maximum entitlement.
The portal covers the more popular grants and is continually expanded with additional grant programs being regularly and updated to ensure compliance with current legislation. After completion of each grant application an assessment of the business is conducted against the grants currently available and a report provided, free of charge. With over 1000 grants worth $50 billion dollars available each year it is important to include grants as an essential component of your business.
Grant applications are a specialist area requiring unique skills. Businesses require specialists for particular functions. They engage lawyers, financial planners, tax specialists, patent attorney and accountants but when it comes to grant applications, they often just use their accountant and hope for the best. The results are often disastrous. Would you get brain surgery from a general medical practitioner? Accountants do accounting and tax. Grants specialists claim grants.
Grants are effectively profit. If receive a grant of $250,000 it goes straight to the bottom line. How many products, processes or services would you have to sell to achieve the same result? For example, if a sold a product with a 25% gross profit they would need to sell at least $1,000,000 to achieve $250,000 profit before overheads. Compare this to the time, effort and results of claiming a grant to supplement the business activities.
