✦ Live Grant Search + Grant Writing AI
The money is real. The paperwork is the wall.
Billions in grants get published every year, and most small businesses never apply: finding them is a maze and the application is a mountain. Our grant directory aggregates multiple grant sources, starting with the full federal database live from Grants.gov, with more sources rolling in. Search it right here, free, no account. Then let the engine check what you still need, draft the application from your real facts, and keep the whole hunt in one Grant Book. No guarantees of funding from us, and none from anyone honest: just a complete, truthful application and nothing missed.
Search live, right here
What could fund your idea?
One search across Grants.gov (federal) and Web search, live, with more sources rolling in. Free to search, no account needed. Applications are submitted on the official portal; we prepare everything.
Web search runs for signed-in members (every one of those checks costs us real research calls). A free account turns it on.
Search thousands of live funding opportunities by keyword, category, and who can apply, straight from the official federal sources.
Searching is yours free, no account ever needed. When you find one worth keeping, saving it to your Grant Book takes a free account, and the grant you found rides through signup with you, so nothing gets lost.
The field you are in
Millions are chasing this money. A complete application is how you win.
The money is real, and so is the competition. A record wave of businesses is going after the same funders. You do not beat that with a bigger claim; you beat it with an application that is honest, complete, and says exactly what you do.
5.67M
new U.S. business applications filed in 2025, an all-time record
U.S. Census Bureau, 2025
1,708,842
high-propensity applications in 2025, the ones most likely to hire and grow
U.S. Census Bureau, 2025
15,539/day
new business applications filed every single day in 2025
U.S. Census Bureau, 2025
$300B+
spent on consulting worldwide each year for help like this, work the Grant Engine does with you
ALM Intelligence; Mordor Intelligence
The full engine
Search. Qualify. Write. Track.
Step 1
Search
One search across our wired grant sources, starting with the full federal database live from Grants.gov, with more sources rolling in. By keyword, category, and who can apply. Free, right on this page. Grants you find anywhere else on the web track in your Grant Book too.
Step 2
Qualify
The AI readiness check reads the grant's own requirements and builds your honest checklist: the registrations (EIN, SAM.gov and UEI for federal grants), the documents, and what you still need. It never declares you eligible; it makes sure nothing is missing.
Step 3
Write
It interviews you with a few pointed questions, then drafts the standard pieces from YOUR facts: need statement, project narrative, goals and outcomes, budget justification, and organization background. Never an invented number, partner, or credential.
Step 4
Track
The Grant Book holds every grant you touched: watching, preparing, applied, approved, or declined, with dates, notes, and the partners and contacts on each one. Plus alerts when new matching grants post.
The Grant Book
One honest record of your whole grant hunt.
Every grant you touched, in one place: what you are watching, what you are preparing, what you applied to, and how each one came out (approved or declined, with dates). The partners and contacts on every grant ride with it, program officers, fiscal sponsors, collaborators, so the next application starts warmer than the last. Grants you find anywhere else on the web track here too, right alongside the federal ones.
And when a new grant matching your saved search posts on Grants.gov, an alert lands on your bell. Real postings only, never a fake ping.
The deal, plainly
Free to search and track. Fairly priced to go deep.
The live search on this page stays free with no account. With a free account, the Grant Book, manual tracking, and alerts are free too. The AI work quietly runs on credits from your plan (your balance and usage live on your My Account page). Word downloads of your drafts are free, and a failed generation is never charged. Final submission happens on the official grant portal, by you; we make sure you walk in with everything.
Search
Live grants, right on this page.
FreeTrack
Your Grant Book, alerts included.
FreeReadiness check
The honest checklist of what you still need.
Uses creditsDraft set
Interview plus all five sections, from your real facts.
Uses creditsRework a section
Fresh guidance, facts stay exactly as given.
Uses creditsDownload
Word files of every draft.
FreeSubmit
On the official grant portal, by you, fully prepared.
Questions
Good to know.
I do not have a 501(c)(3) yet. Can I still go after grants?
Often, yes: many foundation grants accept projects working under a fiscal sponsor, an established 501(c)(3) that receives tax-deductible donations and grant funds on your behalf before you have your own nonprofit status. We keep a free directory of 300+ fiscal sponsors, searchable by focus area, fee, model, and state, at /fiscal-sponsor-directory. Find your sponsor there, then use the Grant Engine to find and track the grants. Wired in today: Grants.gov (federal) and Web search.
Where do the grants come from?
The search is an aggregator built to run across multiple grant sources. Source one is the full federal database, pulled live from Grants.gov, the official U.S. government listing. Foundation and private grant sources are rolling in next; until then, any grant you find anywhere on the web can be added to your Grant Book manually, and the readiness check and the writer work on it the same way. We will never claim to have every grant on the web; we tell you exactly which sources are wired in.
Is the grant search really free?
Yes. Searching is free, right on this page, with no account and no card. Saving a grant to your Grant Book takes a free account (so it has somewhere that is yours to live), and the grant you found rides through signup with you. The AI readiness and writing work also needs the account and runs on credits.
Will you submit the application for me?
No, and nobody honest will pretend otherwise: federal grant applications are submitted on Grants.gov (or the funder's own portal) by you, from your own registered account. What the Grant Engine does is prepare everything: the readiness checklist so nothing is missing, and copy-ready application sections you paste into the portal or download as a Word file.
Can it guarantee I get funded?
No, and you should walk away from anyone who says they can. Grants are competitive and the funder decides. What we do is make sure your application is complete, honest, and says what you actually do as strongly as the truth allows.
Will the AI make things up to strengthen my application?
No, this is a hard rule in the engine. It never invents a number, a partner, a letter of support, a credential, or a track record. It interviews you for the real facts, and anything still missing comes back as an open question on the draft instead of a made-up answer. An invented fact on a grant application is not just weak, it can be fraud.
How do the grant alerts work?
You save a search (keywords, category, who can apply) and the platform re-runs it against Grants.gov on a daily schedule, plus a quiet check whenever you open your Grant Book. When a genuinely NEW opportunity matching it posts, an alert lands on your bell in the app. No fake alerts, ever: no new posting, no ping.
What does the AI work cost?
Searching, tracking, alerts, and downloads are free. The readiness check, the full application draft set (interview included, all five sections), and section reworks quietly use credits from your plan. Credits come with every plan (plans start free) and you can top up any time; your balance and usage live on your My Account page, and a failed generation is never charged.
What is the Grant Book?
Your one honest record of your grant work: every grant you applied to, which were approved, which were declined, the deadlines and decision dates, your notes, and all the partners and contacts involved in each one. It lives in your account at My Grants.