Join the founding beta

One subscription. Every workflow included — from deciding whether an opportunity is worth your time, all the way through a draft you've stress-tested before submitting.

Founding beta

GrantLogic

$97/mo

Everything GrantLogic does, in one subscription.

  • Evaluate any opportunity — scored fit, eligibility, and a clear go / prepare / partner decision
  • See exactly what's missing before you apply, and when a partner would make you competitive
  • Analyze a grant announcement (RFP / NOFO) and draft your application section by section
  • Build and check the budget, then red-team the draft like a reviewer before you submit
  • Works from your verified organization facts — flags what's missing instead of inventing it
  • Live web search to verify funders, deadlines, and eligibility against official sources

Human expert review, full custom funding strategy, and complete program design are delivered separately through FaithWorks' Mastermind and done-for-you services. No funding award is ever guaranteed.

Everything the subscription includes

15 guided workflows. Not levels or add-ons — all of it, from the day you join.

First, tell us about your organization

One short form. Do it once and every grant you write will already know your mission, your budget, and who you serve — so you never type it twice. Takes about two minutes.

  • Tell us about your organization — A short form. Fill it in yourself, or paste in a document you already have and we will fill it in for you.

Apply for funding

This is the main thing. Find something that fits you, check it is worth your time, and write the whole application one step at a time — whether your work happens here in the US or overseas. You do not need anything else finished first; if you are not sure where to start, start here.

  • Write a grant application — Find a grant, check it is worth your time, and write the whole thing — one step at a time. Nothing else needs to be set up first.
  • Find and apply for funding for international work outside the US — Working overseas? Get registered where you work, find the funders active in your country, and build the local partnerships that actually unlock the money.
  • Make sure nothing's missing before I submit — The last check before you send it: every required form, attachment and format rule, so nothing gets thrown out on a technicality.

Make your next application stronger

Grant reviewers ask the same few questions every time: why you, why now, and how do you know it works. These write those answers once so every future application is stronger and faster. You do not have to do them up front — GrantLogic will bring you here when a grant you are working on actually needs one.

  • Decide where to focus your fundraising — A simple plan for where your money should come from this year, and what to do first.
  • Focus on the funding I'm most likely to win — Work out the one thing you do best — and which funders pay for exactly that.
  • Map out every way we could be funded — See all the different ways your work could be paid for, so you are not depending on one grant.
  • Write the pieces every application asks for — The paragraphs almost every application asks for — written once, reused every time.
  • Make the case for why we deserve funding — A clear answer to "why should we fund you, and why now?" that you can reuse in every application.
  • Plan who to build relationships with — Who to get to know, and in what order — because most grant money follows a relationship.
  • Get ready for a meeting with a funder — Walk in knowing what they will ask, what to say, and what to ask them.
  • Show how my program works and how I'll measure it — Explain what your program does and how you will show it worked. Funders ask this constantly.

Keep track of what you are going after

Once you have more than one grant in play, this is how you keep them straight — what is due when, what you already applied for, and what to do next month.

  • Keep track of every grant I'm going after — One place to see every grant you are chasing and what is due when.
  • Plan my next 90 days — What to actually do over the next three months, week by week.
  • Check in on how it is going — A quick monthly look at what moved, what did not, and what is next.