Ten minutes of questions, then a search for every grant that fits your organization. Each grant comes with its next deadline, its size, and a score for how sure we are that you are eligible. When one fits, we write the application and you submit it.
Your grant search is free for a week. Nothing is charged until day 8, and you can cancel before then.
Your tax status, where your programs run, your size, your programs and who they serve, your mission. Give us your website and we read it for you.
We find the funders that fit and read each one's own eligibility page before it goes on your list. You get the list within a business day, with a score for each grant.
When a grant fits, a short questionnaire covers what that funder asks. Then the full application, reviewed, in the funder's own word limits. You fill in the funder's form and press Submit under your own login, so the funder relationship stays yours. While you do, the Grant Guide stays open beside the form: paste a screenshot of any box and get the exact text to copy into it.
A short list you can act on, not a long one to sort through.
An example, not a promise about your search. The 95 is from our own test on November 1, 2026 of a leading grant database, run for a small Colorado music nonprofit. At least five of its matches were funders already known to exclude that nonprofit.
On each line of your list:
Start with a free week of search. Your card goes on file, and nothing is charged during the week. Your grant profile and all writing come with membership. On day 8 membership begins at $95 a month, unless you cancel before then.
Never a percentage of what you win. What each level includes
Small and medium nonprofits with no one whose job is grants: the director writes them at night, or no one does. Organizations with revenue under $250,000, anywhere in the United States, doing any kind of community work: youth, arts, health, food, housing, environment, education.
Run by a nonprofit executive director who built this for his own organization first.