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OneCollar · Letter of Support

Help us get funded

A short letter from a real beta user is the most useful thing you can do for our SBIR.

SBIR — the Small Business Innovation Research program — is a U.S. federal grant program that funds early-stage small companies developing new technology with commercial potential. It's how a lot of serious R&D in this country actually gets started.

We're applying for SBIR funding to support the development of OneCollar. Letters of support from people who would actually use the product carry meaningful weight in the review process — they signal that there's real demand for the work, not just a clever idea.

Fill in the fields below. We'll generate a polished letter you can review, edit, and send back to us. Should take about three minutes.

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Step 01 — About you

Tell us about you and your dog.

Identity

Full name *

How would you identify yourself? *

City, state *

Email *

Affiliation (optional — only if you'd like it included)

Your dog(s)

Tell us about your dog(s) *

The problem

What specific problem do you most want OneCollar to solve in your daily life? *

How did you come across OneCollar? (optional)

Commitments — check all that apply

I would purchase production hardware when it becomes available. I would recommend OneCollar to other dog owners in my community. I will continue providing feedback through the production development cycle. I would provide a video testimonial if asked. I would be available for a brief conversation with a funding agency reviewer if helpful.

Ten To 100 Products, LLC - OneCollar.ai
Attn: SBIR Application Team

Re: Letter of Support — OneCollar SBIR Application

To Whom It May Concern,

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

[your name]

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Why this matters

A few sentences from you, three concrete things on our end.

Here's what your letter actually does for the application.

→ 01

Real demand signal

SBIR reviewers look hard at whether there's a market. A letter from someone who would actually buy the thing — with a specific problem they want solved — outweighs three pages of market projections. Your specific problem is the evidence.

→ 02

Beta program credibility

That OneCollar already has a pre-production beta cohort, with people willing to put in writing that they're committed to the work, says we've done the validation a young company is supposed to do. Your participation is a meaningful signal of that.

→ 03

Letters land on the desk

SBIR application packages contain a Letters of Support section. Reviewers actually read these. Three good ones from the right kinds of customers can shift an outcome. We'd rather have ten great letters than thirty generic ones.