- What is a Capture Atlas?
- A Capture Atlas is a source-cited PDF researched and written for one organization: the funding lanes your category qualifies for, the office that controls each one, the date it opens, and the framing that passes review. A single-state Atlas runs 25 to 40 pages.
- Is the report a template with my name on it?
- No. The per-state opportunity maps are the bulk of the report and are written for your stack and your target states, so no two Atlases look alike. The structure is consistent; the content is not.
- How fast do I get it?
- Standard delivery is 5 business days from a confirmed intake. Express is 3 business days for tight funding-opportunity windows. Your confirmation names the exact delivery date.
- What happens when a state changes something after I buy?
- Every Atlas includes quarterly refreshes for 12 months, so the report is re-cut four times against what the state has since published. If you need the picture to move the week a state moves it rather than the quarter, that is what a Navigator Pro subscription does.
- What does an Atlas cost?
- Standard is $1,500 for one state. Express is $3,000 for the same work in 3 business days. Strategic is $8,500 for up to three states, cross-referenced, with a JSON and CSV data export.
- What if the report is not useful?
- Full refund within 30 days, claimable up until you download the PDF. Every figure in the report is provable against the government document behind it, so a disagreement is checkable rather than a matter of opinion.
- If I buy an Atlas, do I pay twice to subscribe later?
- No. An Atlas purchase credits 100 percent toward a Navigator Pro subscription for 90 days. Buying the report first is the cheapest way to find out whether the subscription is worth it to you.