Ready to Win Your First SBIR or STTR Award? Download Our Free Guide.

If you’re a small business owner or startup founder looking to secure non-dilutive government funding, the SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) and STTR (Small Business Technology Transfer) programs are your ticket to growth. But let’s be real—navigating the SBIR/STTR proposal process can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time.

That’s why we created the “Win Your First SBIR/STTR For Free” guide—a comprehensive, 28-page eBook packed with actionable strategies, timelines, templates, and hard-won insights to help you craft a successful government R&D contract proposal.

What’s Inside the SBIR/STTR Guide?

Our guide covers everything you need to know to confidently submit a competitive proposal, including:

SBIR/STTR Solicitation Schedules: Understand the timelines for agencies like DoD, NASA, NSF, and NIH so you never miss a deadline.
Step-by-Step Registration Checklist: Learn exactly which registrations you need (SAM.gov, CAGE code, EIN, etc.) and in what order to get proposal-ready.
Decoding BAAs & Government Needs: Tips for reading Broad Agency Announcements and aligning your innovation with agency missions.
Crafting a Winning Proposal: Detailed breakdowns of each proposal volume—cover page, technical volume, cost volume, commercialization report, and more.
STTR Research Partner Strategies: How to find and approach the right research institutions for your STTR proposal.
Bonus Resources: Free tools, newsletters, and YouTube channels to keep you ahead of the curve.

Who Should Use This Guide?

Small business owners ready to grow with non-dilutive funding
Startup founders new to government contracting
Teams preparing their first SBIR or STTR proposal
Anyone who wants a clear, proven roadmap for SBIR/STTR success

Does this sound like you and your team? Download the guide here (no email tax required)

FAQ

The SBIR and STTR programs provide federal funding for small businesses to conduct R&D and bring innovative products to market—without giving up equity.
U.S.-based, for profit, majority US owned, small businesses with fewer than 500 employees and the right registrations in place.
It breaks down the entire process, from registration to proposal writing, with expert tips and templates to boost your chances of success.