The Export Grant Guide

Did you know that the Government will reimburse expenses for export promotional activities?

Learn how to improve the chances of receiving your the Export Grant.

Find out the Top Ten Tips for Getting the Export Grant

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Unlike other government grants, the Export Grant is simple:
If you meet the eligibility criteria, you are entitled to the grant.

What is the Export Grant?

A scheme that reimburses expenses for export promotion to existing and potential Australian exporters.

Can you claim it?

The Export Grant can provide funding for up to 50% of promotional costs of export businesses who have spent a minimum of $15,000.

The minimum grant available is $5,000, but this can rise as high as $150,000.

Last year the government handed out $131.45M worth of grants to companies promoting exports overseas.

There are some key dos and don’ts for claiming the Export Grant, so download our free Top ten tips for getting the Export Grant eBook now.

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A guide to the top tips on how to get the Export Grant.
This book will break down what you need to do to make sure your claim gets you your Export Grant.

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Here are some recent successes of mine for other grants

Bulletpoint assisted Harry & Larry’s Ice-cream secure $1,200,000. Based in Brunswick, Harry & Larry’s manufacture a range of specialty ice creams.
The grant will see 30 new jobs created and investment in a factory expansion with custom engineered production lines, including the latest freezing technology, to make a range of gourmet ice creams and desserts in complex shapes and layers.

Bulletpoint assisted the Greater Shepparton City Council secure $7,190,000 for the Greater Shepparton Regional Sports Precinct.

The project will substantially expand the capacity of the 65 hectare sports precinct by building five new football fields, a new synthetic hockey pitch and athletics track, eight new netball courts and upgrades to the existing multipurpose fields.

Bulletpoint assisted KHA secure $1,040,000 for a National Education Program for End Stage Kidney Disease.

The project will support the development of comprehensive education to support the patient journey towards home dialysis potentially saving $430 M.

Ben Cusack - Founder of Bulletpoint

I started Bulletpoint as I love working with small business and helping them grow.
I noticed how Government Grants could transform good businesses into great businesses. So I started to apply my management consulting experience into identifying how to successfully win grants for organisations.

How do I help businesses?

I tell you plain and simply what grants are available to you at no cost.

Most of the time I tell potential clients not to bother applying for grants.

If I recommend a grant to you, I also tell you all the reasons why you would and wouldn't get it. So you can make an informed decision.

If you need help with the writing of the grant then I can make the process much easier and increase your chances of getting funded.