Funded-research sales intelligence

Find funded labs likely to need what you sell.

Paste a scientific product or service URL. LabsIntent matches it against newly funded NIH research and shows the projects most likely to need what you sell—with the funding, investigator, source evidence, and reason for the match.

Official NIH award dataExact evidence sentencesNo sales call required

Find funded product fit

Paste one product page. We search recent NIH awards and show only defensible matches.

No signup. No demo call. One live NIH search per analysis.

One narrow job

Not another giant grant database.

LabsIntent answers the question a scientific vendor actually has: which newly funded teams have a defensible need for this exact product?

1

Read the product

We extract techniques, applications, workflows, and distinguishing product language from one public page.

2

Search once, score locally

One focused NIH request retrieves recent candidates. Deterministic scoring removes low-value noise before any model is used.

3

Show the proof

Every retained match includes exact award language, funding, investigator, confidence, limitations, and a practical outreach angle.

What the result looks like

89 / 100

Strong product-workflow fit

Superior signal without an intelligence maze.

A clean ranked feed—not hundreds of keyword hits. The result explains why the need is credible, what remains uncertain, and where the original record can be verified.

See how matches are scored

Simple pricing

Prove the match before committing to software.

The free private preview exposes the strongest match. Pay once for the current opportunity pack, or monitor the product weekly.

Private preview

$0

Validate that the engine understands the product before paying.

  • One full strongest match
  • Live NIH data
  • No signup required
Run a preview

Product Feed

$249 / month

Keep the same product profile monitored as new awards appear.

  • Full current Proof Pack
  • Weekly new-award scans
  • Email digest and feedback loop
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