Submit It! is a company.
Key people at Submit It!.
Submit It! was founded by Scott Banister (VP Technology, Co-Founder).
Submit It! was founded by Scott Banister (VP Technology, Co-Founder).
Submit It! appears to refer to two distinct businesses in public records and product listings: Submit.com (an Irish/UK‑based submission-management SaaS founded around 2015) and Submit It / SUBMIT IT LIMITED (a UK private company incorporated 2008). I’ll focus primarily on Submit.com — the submission-management SaaS that matches the brief (product, customers, origin story) and clearly fits the “portfolio company / company” framing; I’ll call it “Submit.com” in the profile below and note where the UK-incorporated Submit It / SUBMIT IT LIMITED may be a different legal entity.[1][3][6]
High‑Level Overview
Submit.com is a cloud SaaS platform that streamlines collection, management and evaluation of online submissions — used for job applications, grant and funding applications, program intake, awards, and other submission workflows — with an emphasis on ease-of-use and fast deployment for non‑technical administrators and end users[1][5][3]. The platform targets organizations (nonprofits, funders, accelerators, universities, government and corporate programs) that need to capture, review, score and manage applications at scale and integrates evaluation and collaboration features to support decision-making and program workflows[1][3].
Origin Story
Submit.com was founded around 2015 out of a practical recruiting problem: the CEO, while placing engineers into construction roles, found traditional CVs insufficient and began using video interviews to help employers better know applicants — that approach evolved into a general submission platform intended to be *end‑user first* (fast to deploy and versatile around existing workflows)[1][3]. Early adopters included organizations running grant programs and startup initiatives where the platform’s flexibility and evaluation features demonstrated clear value in streamlining application capture and review[1]. Public company records for a different entity, SUBMIT IT LIMITED (UK company number 06716841), show an incorporation date in 2008 and a UK registered office address; that name may refer to a separate UK legal entity with different filings and corporate history and should not be conflated without confirmation[6].
Core Differentiators
Role in the Broader Tech Landscape
Submit.com sits in the submissions/workflow automation niche overlapping grant-management, program administration, and forms/experience platforms. The company rides several trends: increased digital program delivery (grants, accelerators, awards), demand for better applicant experiences, and the shift from spreadsheets/email to purpose-built SaaS for program intake and evaluation[1][4]. Timing matters because organizations running program-based distribution of funds or services increasingly need scalable, auditable intake systems that support remote and multimedia submissions; COVID-era acceleration of digital program management further raised market receptivity to such tools[1][4]. Market forces working in its favor include growing program budgets routed through digital platforms and rising expectations for streamlined application experiences; however, there is strong competition from larger, better‑funded players in grants and program management (e.g., Submittable and others) that have broader feature sets and larger market footprints[4][2].
Quick Take & Future Outlook
Submit.com’s strengths are clarity of product focus (submission workflows), user‑first design and customer responsiveness, which make it a practical choice for small-to-mid programs and organizations seeking a quick, deployable solution[1][3]. Future growth paths include deeper integrations with grant/accounting systems, richer analytics for program performance, stronger API/automation capabilities, and verticalized templates for key sectors (funders, accelerators, universities). Key risks are competitive pressure from larger incumbents offering end‑to‑end social‑impact or grant-management suites and the challenge of scaling sales and product investment while maintaining the “high-touch” support customers praise[2][4].
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Sources: company “About” and product pages and public company records for related names.[1][5][3][6][4]
Key people at Submit It!.
