Answer a few questions. Our AI reads every funding program in Canada and tells you which ones you seem eligible for, and why.
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NRC IRAP: financial support
Why
Your business is an incorporated Canadian SME with a technology innovation project.
To check
Renovation, heating, electric vehicles, education, family: answer a few questions and see the programs you seem eligible for.
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Rénoclimat: improving home insulation
Why
You own a house in Quebec and plan insulation work.
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Each group has its own page: its programs, its funders and where to start.
Explore and Create: artistic creation
Why
You are a professional artist in Canada with a specific creation project.
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2,670
assistance programs in our list, each analyzed by our own AI and checked
841
federal, provincial and territorial public bodies
13
provinces and territories covered, plus federal programs
Updated every week
2,670 programs, 841 public bodies: nobody has time to read them all.
One question at a time about the business and the project: legal structure, sector, region, stage, needs. You can go back and change an answer at any time.
Our AI compares your profile with the criteria of each program: eligibility, eligible expenses, amounts, region. It sets aside what does not apply to you.
The programs you seem eligible for, the reason for each assessment, what is left to check and the official link to apply.
Households, businesses, artists, farmers, organizations: each has its own programs. The numbers come from our list, updated continuously.
523 programs are open to businesses across Canada. The others are specific to a province or territory: the list adapts to where your head office is.
Departments, Crown corporations, regional development agencies, arts councils: here are the ones offering the most programs in our list. Names are shown as published, in French.
Sources: official websites of the Government of Canada, provinces, territories, cities and public bodies.
Search, results and alerts are free. No commission on the assistance you receive, no advertising. Paid plans add application preparation, MCP and a monthly report.
Your answers are not sent to any outside AI company and do not train any model.
We do not sell or rent your information. Every answer is dated and you can delete everything from your profile.
Each assessment gives its reason, its confidence, what is left to check and the link to the program's official website.
Subvention.app was presented at the FORCES AVENIR awards, which honour the engagement of Quebec students, by its founder, a student at Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne in Montréal. The project was selected as a nominee.
“Social Economy, Entrepreneurship and Business” category.
The FORCES AVENIR awards are supported by
Scholarship awarded by the College Foundation to Adryan Serage, founder, for Subvention.app, at the “100% Engagée. Engagé.” evening on May 30, 2025.
bdeb.qc.caGovernment assistance is not always a cheque. Depending on the project, a flexible loan, a tax credit or advisory support can be worth more than a grant. Subvention.app looks for all of them, across 1,205 provincial and territorial programs, 598 programs from other public bodies, 537 federal programs, 37 municipal programs.
Money paid for a specific project, with no repayment. Often a share of eligible expenses: hiring, equipment, innovation, exporting.
Repayable financing, often on more flexible terms than a bank: repayment holidays, favourable rates, loans without a personal guarantee. Or a guarantee from the funding body on part of your bank loan, which makes credit easier to get for a young or growing business.
A tax reduction tied to certain expenses, such as research and development or cultural production. Claimed with your tax return.
Mentoring, training, expert advice or access to a network. Useful when starting out, exporting or adopting a technology.
Competitions, bursaries, technical services, access to public procurement: forms of assistance that do not fit the other categories.
New
Government assistance is not only for businesses. Homeowners, tenants, students, families: several programs pay back part of a renovation, a purchase or a training program.
See the programsPrograms for individuals are new. We read them from official sources: Hydro-Québec, Québec.ca, the Government of Canada's Benefits Finder and the City of Montréal's open data.
Artistic creation, non-profits and co-ops, agriculture, fishing and forestry, Indigenous businesses, youth and students: each group has its own page, with its programs, its funders and where to start.
Not to start. You can answer the questions right away. To receive your list by email and come back later, all you need is a phone number and a 6-digit PIN.
From official sites and portals: Innovation Canada's Business Benefits Finder, Québec.ca, provincial and territorial governments, cities, economic development agencies and energy utilities. Our AI also reads each program's official page and its PDF documents. Each assessment links to the program's official website.
First, rule-based sorting sets aside programs outside your province or reserved for others. Then the AI reads the full program page along with your profile and gives a reasoned assessment: seems eligible, likely, uncertain or not eligible, with a confidence level.
Yes. Each assessment shows its reason, its confidence and what is left to check. The funding body always makes the final decision: check the official website before you apply.
Your list stays in My programs, with the AI's assessment, its reason and the official link for each program. In My tracking, you record the status of your applications, your notes and your deadlines. If you tick the box, a weekly email sends you the programs you seem eligible for, newest first. Members also get an opportunity report every month and an email reminder 14 days and then 3 days before a deadline.
Yes. Programs are updated every week. When a program page or your profile changes, the AI reads the program again and gives a new assessment. The weekly email goes out after this review, with new programs first.