FOR FOUNDATIONS
Sponsor a cohort of rare-cancer researchers on the workspace your grantees would already choose.
Onkydra is the in-silico stratification workspace for rare-cancer drug development. Individually, a PhD or postdoc pays €99 per month for a full workspace. When a foundation buys seats in bulk for the grantees it already funds, every seat is a full Researcher workspace, every report carries the sponsor's attribution, and every quarter the foundation sees an aggregated impact report across the whole cohort.
Current partner shape: ChadTough, DIPG Advocacy, and Cure JM-aligned programmes. Onkydra ships the indication libraries these foundations already fund research on, so grantees can start immediately.
WHAT A SEAT DELIVERS
A full Researcher workspace, per grantee
One workspace, three live targets in the foundation's indication. Weekly auto-rerun when ClinVar or DepMap moves is in build, not yet live. Every claim linked to a real source. Every CI resampled over the real anchor n.
WHAT THE FOUNDATION SEES
A cross-grantee impact dashboard
Active grantees, targets prioritised, indications covered, most-cited resistance pathways, and drift alerts triggered once monitoring is live. Aggregated, never individual-analysis-level, unless the grantee opts in.
ATTRIBUTION
Sponsor credit on every memo export
Every report the grantees export carries "Sponsored by [Foundation]" in the header, in the citation footer, and in the metadata of the JSON export bundle. Programme + Endowed tiers include a co-branded methodology page.
SPONSORSHIP TIERS
Three ladders, one Researcher workspace per seat.
Seat count is the axis; per-seat price steps down as volume goes up. Every tier includes the foundation dashboard and sponsor attribution. Programme adds a named cohort pack; Endowed adds custom parameterisation and a co-branded methodology page.
For a working grant cohort
Impact
From 20 seats · headline €1,580 / month · 20 % off individual
20 Researcher seats, foundation dashboard, sponsor attribution on every report.
- ✓20 named seats claimed by grantees with a private invite code
- ✓Foundation dashboard: active grantees, indications, run counts
- ✓Sponsor attribution: "Sponsored by [Foundation]" on every memo
- ✓One live indication per grantee, unlimited targets within it
- ✓Weekly auto-rerun on ClinVar and DepMap deltas per grantee (in build, not yet live)
For a rare-cancer research programme
Programme
From 50 seats · headline €3,450 / month · 30 % off individual
50 seats, everything in Impact, plus a named cohort pack curated for the foundation's indication and a quarterly impact report.
- ✓50 named seats, unlimited internal reassignment
- ✓Foundation dashboard with cross-grantee target coverage
- ✓Named cohort pack: the indication your foundation cares about, curated end-to-end, included for every grantee
- ✓Quarterly impact report: which targets were prioritised, which resistance pathways surfaced, and what changed in the literature once monitoring is live
- ✓Slack channel with the Onkydra team for portfolio-level questions
For a foundation-led scientific programme
Endowed
From 200 seats · headline €11,800 / month · 40 % off individual
200 seats, everything in Programme, plus a co-branded methodology page and an annual scientific report presented to the foundation board.
- ✓200 seats with programme-manager admin roles
- ✓Co-branded /methodology page: how the foundation's programme uses Onkydra, cited in the preprint
- ✓Custom indication parameterisation, curated to the foundation's specific scope
- ✓Time-machine validation on every quarterly report
- ✓Annual scientific review with the Onkydra team, delivered to the foundation board
All prices exclude EU VAT where applicable. Onkydra charges the foundation, not the individual researcher, and all seats can be reassigned at any time by the foundation admin. Bespoke tier configurations are available for programmes that don't fit the three ladders above.
FOUNDATION FAQ
The questions foundation programme officers ask first.
- Who claims the seats?
- The foundation gives grantees a private invite code. Each grantee claims their own Researcher workspace with their own email, keeps their own data, and controls their own runs. The foundation sees which seats are active and the aggregated portfolio of targets and indications, not the contents of individual runs.
- What if a grantee's programme ends?
- The foundation reassigns the seat to another grantee in one click. Seats are not tied to individual emails at the foundation level. Departing grantees retain their run history and can port it to an individual Researcher subscription if they want.
- How is the impact report scoped?
- The impact report is aggregated across all active grantees: counts of targets run per indication, which targets the mechanistic layer could answer and which it abstained on, and the resistance pathways that surfaced most often. It does not surface individual grantees' raw analyses without their explicit consent.
- Do you sign a foundation-branded DPA?
- Yes. Our standard DPA template applies to Programme and Endowed engagements. The sub-processor register is at /subprocessors. For endowed engagements we can add a foundation-specific Annex covering attribution and reporting protocols.
- Can seats include the cohort-pack add-ons?
- Programme and Endowed include the foundation's primary indication as a bundled cohort pack for every grantee. Grantees who want to add a second indication use the standard custom indication engagement, billed to their own workspace. Curating an indication means licensing and validating a whole molecular-profile library, so it is scoped work rather than a monthly add-on.
- How does invoicing work?
- Impact runs on standard monthly Stripe subscription with card or SEPA. Programme and Endowed default to annual invoicing with NET-30 payment terms and a modest prepay-annual discount on top of the tier discount.
NEXT STEP
Tell us who your grantees are.
We'll come back with a scoped proposal covering seat count, indication coverage, attribution wording, and an impact-report template within five business days.
Or read the methodology first, and the standard DPA template.