Small Business Success Grant - New Business

The Small Business Support Grant (SBSG) connects Canadian small businesses with non-repayable funding and grant-writing assistance, offering a pathway to unlock government grants and incentives across sectors.
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Overview of the Small Business Success Grant - New Business program:

The SBSG initiative is a private advisory and grant support service that helps Canadian small and medium-sized businesses identify and apply for a range of government grants, tax credits, and subsidies. While SBSG is not a grant provider itself, it specializes in assisting businesses with navigating complex application processes, preparing documentation, and securing funds through government programs at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels. SBSG offers a free consultation to assess eligibility and guides applicants through programs such as wage subsidies, digital adoption grants, training incentives, R&D tax credits, and equipment or hiring supports. The organization works with startups and established businesses across a wide range of industries, including technology, construction, retail, manufacturing, food services, and more.

Benefits of the Small Business Success Grant - New Business program:
  • Free eligibility consultation
  • Expert guidance to navigate over 100 government programs
  • Customized support for grant discovery and writing
  • Access to non-repayable funding and subsidies
  • Maximizes likelihood of approval through well-prepared applications
  • Saves time and internal resources for small businesses
  • Ongoing support for future funding applications and compliance
  • $ 1500 of non-refundable grant.
Eligibility criteria of the Small Business Success Grant - New Business program:
  • Eligible Applicants Must:
  • Be located in Canada
  • Operate a business less than 1 year old
  • Have less than $10,000 in total revenue since inception
  • Have completed business registration
  • No credit check required
  • Be able to provide:
    • A business plan
    • A pitch deck outlining the idea, team, market, and goals
  • Note: Applicants do not need to be incorporated but must have legal business registration (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation).
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