Applicant and team volume
We account for expected applicants, organization administrators, reviewers, and the number of people who need access during a scholarship season.
MeritariaPLANS & CAPACITY
Pricing is prepared for your program.
Meritaria uses a written proposal so your organization can see the platform scope, capacity, implementation, support, and cost before accepting service.Start with the program you actually run.
A small education foundation and a large multi-program organization should not have to interpret the same vague package. We use the information you provide to prepare a proposal that identifies expected use and the services included.
Online checkout is currently paused. Account access and billing are activated after the organization and Meritaria confirm the proposal or other written agreement.
Forms, scholarships, and files
Your proposal can reflect active forms, scholarship opportunities, application records, and expected document storage rather than an undefined unlimited plan.
Implementation and support
We identify launch timing, form setup, administrator orientation, email needs, and ongoing support expectations before service begins.
From request to a clear proposal.
There is no obligation created by requesting information.
- Describe the programShare current volumes, workflow, timing, and the problem your team wants to solve.
- Review the platformWalk through the student, administrator, and reviewer experience using a realistic scenario.
- Confirm scope and costReview a written proposal with line items, service details, capacity, and acceptance terms.
PURCHASING QUESTIONS
Know what is included before launch.
Final service limits, prices, and commitments come from the accepted proposal or written agreement—not from a generic website promise.
Why is there no public checkout price?
Scholarship programs vary in volume and setup. Meritaria currently uses written proposals and manual billing so the organization can confirm scope, service limits, implementation, and support before accepting a cost.
What information is needed for a proposal?
A useful starting point is the expected number of applicants, forms, scholarships, reviewers, uploaded files, annual cycles, and the date your next application should open.
Can an organization review the platform first?
Yes. Request information and describe your workflow. A demonstration can follow a realistic application, committee review, award, and closeout scenario before scope is finalized.
Are there surprise applicant or storage limits?
The accepted proposal or written agreement should state the service limits that apply to your organization. If your expected volume changes, the scope can be reviewed before it creates an operational problem.
Tell us about your scholarship program.
We’ll use your expected workflow and volume to prepare the next conversation.