grantboost

Grantboost helps nonprofit and mission-driven development teams find relevant grants and draft proposals using their organizational content. It brings grant discovery, proposal writing, and pipeline tracking into one workspace.

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Who it's for

  • Nonprofit development teams that need to discover funding opportunities aligned with their programs and manage deadlines.
  • Grant writers and consultants who want to use past proposals and organizational materials as the basis for funder-specific drafts.
  • Grant-writing agencies serving multiple clients that need project workspaces for organizing grant work.

How it fits your workflow

Provide organizational context by uploading past proposals or annual reports, or by adding a website URL. Grantboost uses this material to learn about the organization's mission, programs, and voice.

Grantboost scans funding sources and surfaces opportunities with mission-alignment scores. Users can review matches, projects, saved opportunities, and deadlines in the workspace.

For a selected opportunity, use the drafting workflow and grant templates to prepare proposal sections based on the organization's past content and the grant's structure.

Pricing

Free: The site offers a 'Try Free' option, but does not specify the free offering's duration, limits, or terms.

Starter — Find Grants

$32/month; the page advertises $84/year in savings with annual billing.

  • · 1 seat included
  • · 5 active projects
  • · Discovery across 1.5 million sources
  • · AI mission matching

Growth — Find + Write Grants

$49/month; the page advertises $120/year in savings with annual billing.

  • · 5 seats included
  • · 20 active projects
  • · Full pipeline management
  • · Brand voice training

Team Autopilot

$66/month; the page advertises $156/year in savings with annual billing.

  • · Unlimited seats
  • · 50 active projects
  • · Everything in Find + Write Grants
  • · Full template library

Prices checked on Oct 6, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

Grant discovery
Continuously scans funding sources, including grants.gov, foundation databases, and state portals, to surface opportunities relevant to an organization's mission.
Mission matching and scoring
Scores discovered opportunities for alignment with an organization's programs and projects. The page illustrates match scores alongside grants.
Organization and voice training
Organizations can provide past proposals, annual reports, or a website URL so Grantboost can learn about their mission, programs, and writing voice.
AI proposal drafting
Generates proposal drafts based on organizational content and the structure of the grant being pursued.
Pipeline and deadline management
Organizes grants in a shared funnel and provides deadline alerts, with project workspaces for different funding initiatives.
Grant-writing templates
Provides templates for proposal sections so users can begin from a structured starting point rather than a blank page.

Limitations to know

  • The listed plans have active-project caps: 5 for Starter, 20 for Growth, and 50 for Team Autopilot. The site says custom plans are available for 50 or more active projects.
  • Starter includes 1 seat, Growth includes 5 seats, and Team Autopilot offers unlimited seats.

Alternatives to consider

  • Mavenly

    Choose it if you need a grant management platform that also serves grantmakers and automates compliance reporting.

Compare grantboost side by side

Getting started

  1. Use the site's 'Try Free' or 'Get started' option to begin.
  2. Upload past proposals or annual reports, or provide the organization's website URL.
  3. Review the matched grant opportunities and their alignment scores.
  4. Use the drafting workflow and templates to work on a proposal.