Small Business Money Radar
A business-specific screen of Virginia and federal money opportunities. Not a generic grant list. Not an application service. A disciplined answer to what fits, what does not, and what to prepare.
What the radar monitors
Direct funding
Grants and SBIR/STTR opportunities where official eligibility supports a direct for-profit application.
Capital paths
Loans, microloans, credit support, venture programs, and lender-operated options labeled honestly.
Cost recovery
Reimbursements, export programs, training support, and tax credits when they match the business profile.
Every recommended item must answer seven questions
| Question | What you receive |
|---|---|
| Is it current? | Availability, official revision, and deadline. |
| Can a for-profit business apply? | Yes, no, or unclear. Indirect benefit is not presented as direct eligibility. |
| Does it match this company? | Industry, location, stage, purpose, and capital-type fit. |
| What is it worth? | Official amount or “unknown” when the source does not support precision. |
| What can block it? | Real limitations such as credit, match, fee, geography, partner, or timing. |
| What must be prepared? | Documents, registrations, questions, or readiness work. |
| What happens next? | One concrete, non-automated action. |
How you receive the intelligence
The founding pilot is delivered by email. There is no dashboard or password to manage during the first sixty days.
Weekly Money Brief
A reviewed email with the best current matches, official source links, limitations, preparation steps, and one next action. If nothing material changed, the brief says so instead of inventing news.
Material-change alerts
A separate email only when a customer-relevant official source changes and the change clears review. Alerts are limited to the few items that may justify attention now.
Readiness review
A short email showing documents, registrations, questions, or business preparation that repeatedly affects otherwise relevant opportunities.
What it does not do
- Guarantee eligibility, approval, funding, savings, or business results
- Apply for grants or loans
- Contact lenders or agencies
- Request banking, tax, SAM.gov, Social Security, or lender credentials through the site
- Replace legal, tax, accounting, lending, investment, or grant-writing professionals
Sixty days. Maximum ten Virginia businesses. Interest requests are reviewed before payment or onboarding.