We're not in the business of selling phone numbers and emails — you already have those. That's the one thing we won't sell you.
We're in the business of the rest: funding context, curriculum fit, readiness, and live signals — scored and ranked in one workspace. Software companies and supplies vendors use the same intelligence engine.
Your reps dial districts with no visibility into Title I funding availability, framework alignment, or active buying windows. Long sales cycles. Low conversion. A pipeline that looks full but isn't.
ThinkKits maps your product to the public funding signals and standards frameworks that determine whether a school can buy. We do not sell contact data—you already have names and numbers. ThinkKits is for funding context, curriculum fit, readiness, and live signals so outreach starts with proof, not guesswork.
Two tracks inside one workspace. Edtech and SaaS companies get DPA compliance readiness, COPPA signal data, ESSA-evidence building, and renewal-defense intelligence. Supplies and equipment vendors get purchase-order timing, co-op data, and procurement-window tools. The scoring layer — 9 factors, 105K schools — is the same for both.
Every school's funding profile, procurement signals, and decision-maker contacts — updated daily.
Vendor Tools
Type your school name. We pull your NCES profile, demographics, and funding history automatically.
Our engine scores you against 500+ federal and state programs. Green = eligible. Gold = unclaimed.
One click creates a submission-ready package with budget narratives, compliance language, and citations.
Derived from public federal and state education data. Estimated where noted.
Sample outputs. Your real reports follow this same structure once your product profile is on file.
Upload how your product maps to instructional need. We return a standards-aware alignment summary across the states you care about -- so your team leads with proof, not promises.
Your pitch travels with TEKS, SOL, B.E.S.T., PA Core, and the rest—without maintaining fifty spreadsheets.
Rankings trace back to public federal and state data. When finance or legal asks "where did this come from?", you have an answer.
When your rep references Title I or IV-A, it matches the language leaders already use internally—fewer "prove it" moments.
Edtech companies use the DPA, COPPA, and ESSA-evidence tools. Supplies and equipment vendors use purchase-order timing, co-op data, and procurement windows. The scoring engine doesn't change.
School Leader plans stay lower—see full pricing to compare tracks.
Most GTM orgs that need scoring, alerts, and API land on Sell. DRAFT — pending Mj sign-off.
9-factor ICP scoring, territory map, and account finder. One seat, annual prepaid.
Three committed seats, a buying-signals feed, and AI outreach. Annual prepaid.
Ten committed seats, CRM integration, and custom scoring. Annual prepaid.
Enter your product profile once. Get ranked accounts, funding context, and a first-call narrative — built from public data.
“Cesar Chavez Elementary received a $120K Title I increase this cycle. Districts like Houston ISD are actively searching for CCSS-aligned K–5 STEM materials that qualify under Supplement Not Supplant — your kit maps directly to three of their adopted standards.”
Same school. Radically different starting point for the conversation.