How We Help You Pay For It

We Don't Just Set Up Your Software.
We Help You Pay For It.

There's real money on the table — local subsidies, federal tax breaks, and workforce training grants — that can cut the cost of upgrading your business systems dramatically. We help you claim it.

Funding & Grants

Money You Don't
Pay Back

Federal Incentive

Section 41 R&D Credit

A federal tax credit that pays you back, dollar for dollar, for building custom software and AI. We plan your project so as much of the work as possible qualifies — which means a bigger credit for you.

Covers: Building your software
Mfg extension

MEP Modernization

Government-backed grants that help manufacturers pay for efficiency upgrades. We make sure your new technology fits what these programs fund, so you qualify for the help.

Focus: Lower running costs
Workforce Fund

WIOA Training Grants

Federal funds that reimburse you for training your team on new software. Getting staff up to speed on a new business system is exactly what these grants are meant to cover.

Covers: Getting staff up to speed
Regional Grant

State Modernization

Grants and tax incentives offered by your state to encourage local industry to grow. It's funding you don't have to pay back and don't give up any ownership for.

Where: Your own state
Energy Resilience

DOE Infrastructure Grants

Department of Energy grants for clean-energy and smart-equipment upgrades. We build in the sensors that measure your energy savings, giving you the proof these federal programs require.

Owning vs. Renting

What It Costs to Own vs. Rent

Put in your own numbers — how many people, what you pay now — and see it for your business. Every assumption is on screen and you can change any of them.

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Three quick numbers. We estimate what you'd pay with Infinary, what you'd save, and recommend a plan.

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Leave blank and we'll estimate it from typical rates for your current system.

Estimates only, not a quote. Competitor figures use typical published rates and a yearly renewal increase; Infinary is a flat monthly plan plus Google Cloud at cost.

Recommended plan

Foundation

Your estimated cost

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Estimated 5-year difference vs your vendor

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Modeled 5-year totals — your inputs, our assumptions

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You own it instead of renting it — and the programs above can cover a large share of what it costs to get there.

The Full Cost, Side by Side

What You Really Pay

Item Renting software (3 years) Working with Infinary (3 years) Note
Software licenses (3 years) $210,000 $0 Free, open-source software
Keeping it running and managed (3 years) Included $7,200 Foundation plan, $200 a month
Google Cloud computing, at cost (3 years) Included About $14,400 For 50 people, billed at cost
Managing 100 phones and laptops (3 years) Not included $54,000 $15 per device per month
Setting it up and moving your data Quoted separately $25,000 to $100,000 Scoped and quoted up front — simple moves start at $750
Total cost over three years $210,000 in licenses, plus setup $100,600 to $175,600 Everything above, added up

* Example figures for a mid-sized company with 50 office staff and 100 field devices. Google Cloud computing is billed to you at cost, so it tracks your actual usage. Setup and the data move are scoped and quoted before anything starts.

Before You Write The Check

Money That Can Come Back To You

Help Training Your Staff

Federal workforce funds exist specifically to reimburse employers for training staff on new systems — getting your team up to speed on new business software is exactly what they're meant to cover. We check which ones you qualify for and handle the application. What you actually get back depends on the agency and your final plan, so you get a real number before you commit.

Upgrade Grants

State and federal modernization programs hand out money you never pay back and never trade ownership for. We build your project so it fits what those programs fund, and we write the application. Awards depend on the agency, the funding cycle, and your final scope — we'll tell you what's realistic for your business before you spend anything.

What You Actually Pay

Between grants you never pay back, training money that gets reimbursed, and the federal credit for building custom software, a large share of what an upgrade costs can come back to you. We tell you which programs you qualify for and what they're likely to cover — with real numbers for your business — before you commit to anything.

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Cost comparisons, grant estimates, and subsidy projections referenced on this page are derived from publicly available government program data, historical award records, and third-party market research. These figures are provided for general illustrative purposes only and may not reflect current program availability, eligibility requirements, or award amounts. Grant and subsidy programs are subject to jurisdictional approval, funding availability, and regulatory changes beyond Infinary's control.

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