The KeepYourEquity Method
At KeepYourEquity, we focus on helping technical founders navigate federal funding with precision. Our process mirrors how agencies evaluate SBIR, STTR, and R&D contract proposals.
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Technical and Strategic Intake
We assess your technology, data readiness, team, and commercialization path.
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Precision Opportunity Matching
We identify high-fit opportunities across NIH, NSF, CDMRP, DOE, ARPA-E, DOW, DoD pathways, and ARPA-H.
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Fit Scoring
Each opportunity is evaluated based on technical alignment, program intent, competitiveness, and readiness.
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Strategic Positioning
We outline how your proposal would need to be framed before you begin writing.
What You Actually Get
Not a database dump. Not a generic list. You receive a decision-ready funding strategy:
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Curated list of high-fit federal funding opportunities
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Clear reasoning for why each is a match
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Eligibility and compliance flags
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Priority ranking based on likelihood of success
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Strategic notes on how to approach each application
Who This Is For
This service is built for technical teams who need precision in federal funding.
Biotech Startups
Targeting NIH or CDMRP funding opportunities with technical precision.
Deep-tech Founders
Pursuing NSF, DOE, or ARPA-E opportunities for breakthrough technology.
Dual-use Companies
Navigating DOW and defense-aligned pathways for R&D innovation.
Advanced R&D Teams
Preparing for ARPA-H and sophisticated federal R&D programs.
Why This Matters Now
Federal funding cycles move quickly once solicitations are released. Teams that are prepared move first. Everyone else reacts late. Opportunity selection is one of the highest-leverage decisions you will make.
We help you move early, with clarity and confidence.
Start With the Right Opportunities
If you're planning to pursue federal grants or contracts, start by identifying where you actually have a strong chance. That’s where KeepYourEquity comes in. KeepYourEquity helps biotech, deep-tech, and dual-use startups secure non-dilutive funding through NIH, NSF, DOW, DOE, ARPA-H, ARPA-E, and CDMRP programs, including SBIR, STTR, and federal R&D contracts.