Our pricing structure is based on a fixed fee and a success fee, which are dependent on the type of grant you are interested in applying for and its level of complexity and effort required. Our pricing model is also flexible, as you can choose to have a lower fixed fee combined with a higher success fee vs a higher fixed fee combined with a lower success fee. Therefore, it is a very customized pricing model, which adapts to your needs. Contact us to learn more about it.

Gate2Growth operates on a fixed fee plus success fee model. The fixed fee covers our operational costs, while the success fee aligns our interests with our clients, ensuring mutual motivation for success.

Gate2Growth and Gate2Horizon are sister companies under the same holding. Gate2Growth is a funding and business consultancy, that helps entrepreneurs in their funding journey. Gate2Horizon is a not-for-profit company specialising in exploitation activities within the Horizon Europe framework. Gate2Horizon is an exploitation partner in EU Projects, while previously you might still find Gate2Growth as a partner.

Gate2Growth ensures confidentiality and security by signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) with our clients, safeguarding any sensitive information related to novel innovations and technologies.

First, you can take the funding quiz to get an initial idea of whether your funding needs fit a specific program or not. Besides that, you need to identify: A rough estimate of how much funding you need for your project/company. This includes salaries, costs of equipment/office rent/lab/materials/travel etc. Having a budget overview helps identify whether public funding is sufficient, or if you need other sources of funding (investors, loans etc.). Your TRL level (technology readiness level): how advanced is your technology? Has it been tested? How far is it from being ready to be commercialised? Time to market: how far is your product/service from the market? Estimate in years. This information will determine which grants are suitable for your project/company. Impact: Does your innovation fit into one of the main impact indicators that the EU/Denmark is striving for? If answering the quiz and these questions is not giving you enough clarity, please contact us and book a quick meeting.

Yes, we do believe that working with us helps increase the chances of getting funding. All grants we work with are quite complex in terms of the effort needed, knowledge of grants rules and navigating the EU systems. Therefore, our guidance will help you throughout the whole application process (from finding the right program that fits your funding needs to writing and submitting the grant application) and make sure that your chances are higher compared to writing the application yourself.

In the event of an unsuccessful application, we analyse feedback, suggest improvements, and explore alternative funding opportunities to maximize your chances in future rounds. There is always one resubmission included in our standard contracts. Our aim is to support your journey regardless of individual outcomes.

The number of consultants assisting you will depend on the complexity and duration of your application process. Typically, 2 to 3 consultants will provide support through workshops, progress meetings, and ensuring all documents are prepared for submission.

Certainly! We have a diverse portfolio of successful projects across various industries. Explore our Success stories page for insights into our past cases.

A consortium is typically referred to as a group of companies that work together to achieve a common goal. The entities can vary from universities, non-profit companies, governmental bodies and large or small-medium organisations. Many of the grants we provide advice for, require a consortium to apply because it encourages collaboration among multiple organizations. A consortium can also demonstrate the ability to manage large-scale projects and share both risks and benefits among partners.

We added a "country-specific" requirement to some grants on our GRANTS page. This means that the partners in the consortium applying for the grant must come from different countries. Usually, these are EU or member state countries and are designed to promote cross-collaboration beyond borders and strengthen European partnerships.

G2G stands for Gate2Growth. We often use this abbreviation on our website and in email communications for convenience.

The funding rate represents the percentage of a project's budget that is covered by a grant. For instance, a 60% funding rate means that 60% of the total budget is funded by the grant, while the remaining 40% must be sourced from other means, known as co-financing.