SREDY.IO — SR&ED Claim Preparation Software for Canadian Businesses
SREDY.IO is AI-assisted SR&ED claim preparation software built for Canadian founders and operators. Instead of paying a consultant 15–30% of your refund, you complete a guided interview and receive a CRA-ready claim package — T661 narratives, financial schedules, and evidence index — for a flat fee.
What SREDY.IO does
SREDY.IO replaces the traditional consultant intake process with a structured, guided interview built around CRA’s own eligibility criteria. The platform generates the three outputs every SR&ED claim needs:
- T661-aligned project narratives — one per eligible project, addressing technological uncertainty, systematic investigation, and technological advancement
- Financial schedules — wages, contractor fees (up to 80%), materials consumed, and overhead via the proxy method
- An evidence index — a structured document mapping your supporting records to each claim element
Your accountant receives a complete, review-ready package. They verify the figures and file the T661 and Schedule 31 with your T2 corporate return. The software does not replace your CPA — it removes the expensive consultant layer that sits between you and your accountant.
Why teams choose SREDY.IO
Proof points
Flat CAD $299 per claim — not a percentage of your refund. On a $200,000 SR&ED credit, that is $30,000–$60,000 more you keep compared to a 15–30% consultant contingency. CRA-ready T661 narratives generated from a guided interview modelled on CRA’s own eligibility criteria. Evidence index export maps your supporting records to each claim element. Accountant-ready handoff package with clear headings, structured financial summaries, and audit-ready formatting. Multi-project support per fiscal year, each with its own narrative and financial allocation. CRA readiness assessment flags gaps before export so you fix them before your accountant sees the package.
Product features
- Guided T661 interview — Structured questions modelled on CRA’s eligibility criteria: technological uncertainty, systematic investigation, and technological advancement.
- Multi-project support — CRA’s T661 allows multiple projects per fiscal year. Each project gets its own narrative and financial allocation.
- Financial schedule generation — Captures eligible wages (with time allocation), contractor fees (80% cap), materials consumed, and overhead via the proxy method.
- Evidence index export — A structured document listing your supporting records and mapping them to each claim element.
- CRA readiness assessment — Before export, the platform flags any gaps in documentation or narrative consistency.
- Accountant-ready handoff — The export package is formatted for CPA review: clear headings, structured narratives, and financial summaries.
Pricing and packages
SREDY.IO uses flat-fee pricing — no percentage of your refund. The fee is the same whether your claim is $20,000 or $200,000:
For a detailed cost comparison against traditional consultant fees, see SR&ED consultant fees vs. flat-fee software.
Who SREDY.IO is built for
SREDY.IO works for any Canadian business doing systematic technical investigation. The platform is especially well-suited for:
- Software and SaaS companies with documented technical work — git history, sprint logs, architecture decision records
- Startups and scale-ups doing their first or second SR&ED claim
- Biotech, medtech, and cleantech companies with lab notebooks, test records, and design documentation
- Manufacturers with process innovation, materials testing, and quality improvement records
- Any business with eligible R&D expenditures where a 15–30% contingency fee is a significant cost
How the claim process works
- 1. Eligibility check — Answer a short questionnaire to confirm which projects involve genuine technological uncertainty.
- 2. Guided project interview — Describe each eligible project in response to structured questions modelled on CRA’s T661 requirements.
- 3. Financial schedule — Enter eligible wages, contractor fees (capped at 80%), materials, and overhead via the proxy method.
- 4. Evidence documentation — Record supporting evidence for each project. The platform generates an evidence index linking each record to the relevant claim element.
- 5. Package export and accountant review — Generate the complete claim package formatted for your accountant to review and file.
Software vs. consultant vs. DIY: a comparison
Canadian founders have three main paths for preparing their SR&ED claim. The choice affects your time, cost, control, and audit readiness.
Common questions
What is SREDY.IO?
SREDY.IO is AI-assisted SR&ED claim preparation software for Canadian businesses. It guides you through a structured interview to produce CRA-ready T661 narratives, financial schedules, and an evidence index — all for a flat fee instead of a percentage of your refund.
How does SREDY.IO work?
You complete a guided interview about your R&D projects, financial expenditures, and supporting evidence. The platform generates T661-aligned project narratives, financial schedules, an evidence index, and a CRA readiness assessment. Your accountant reviews and files the package with your T2 corporate return.
Is SREDY.IO approved by CRA?
CRA does not certify or endorse any specific software. What matters is the accuracy and completeness of your T661 and Schedule 31. SREDY.IO structures its output around CRA’s own eligibility criteria and T661 requirements.
How much does SREDY.IO cost?
The Self-Serve SR&ED Claim Package is a flat CAD $299 per fiscal year claim. The Growth package with CPA review is CAD $699. White Glove fully managed service is custom-quoted. There are no percentage-based fees.
Do I still need an accountant?
Yes. SREDY.IO prepares the claim documentation. Your CPA reviews the figures and files the T661 and Schedule 31 with your T2 corporate return. The professional filing step always belongs with your accountant.
What does the claim package include?
Each package includes T661-aligned project narratives, financial schedules for eligible expenditures, an evidence index mapping your documentation to each claim element, a CRA readiness assessment, and an accountant-ready handoff document.
Official sources
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CRA — SR&ED Tax Incentive Program
Official program overview with eligibility criteria and filing requirements.
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CRA — Form T661
Official CRA Form T661 for SR&ED Expenditures Claim.
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CRA — Income Tax Folio S1-F1-C3
Technical income tax guidance on SR&ED definitions and eligibility.
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CRA — Claiming SR&ED Tax Incentives
Investment Tax Credit rates, refundability rules, and how to claim.
Related SR&ED guides
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