Grant opportunity and deadline alerts

Grant deadlines do not slip, and eligibility rules change quietly. GrantWatch tracks the programs that fit your work and tells you when a window opens or a rule changes.

What it watches

grants.gov foundation portals state incentive programs NSF, NIH, and DOE programs program reopenings

Filters cover focus area, organization type, geography, and award size, so you see the programs you can actually win. Reopenings and deadline extensions are tracked after you have already started drafting.

What a change looks like

NSF SBIR Phase I reopened with an updated solicitation. Letters of intent due Nov 4, full proposals due Dec 2.13d ago

Alerts include the program, the deadline that matters first, and a link to the solicitation. Enough to decide whether to spend a week on a proposal.

Who it is for

  • Nonprofits with a grants calendar
  • Universities and funded research labs
  • Small manufacturers watching state incentive programs
  • Grant writers and consultants managing several clients

Missing a letter-of-intent deadline costs months. The alert is cheap compared to the cycle.

How setup works

Setup is a form, not a project. You tell us the boards, portals, parties, brands, or regions that matter, we wire the sources, and the first digest arrives within about 48 hours. You get real alerts for two weeks before any invoice, and you can adjust the filters as often as you like.

Questions

Do you help write the application?

No. We watch opportunities and deadlines. Writing stays with you or your grant writer.

Can you filter by award size?

Yes. You can set floors and ceilings, and mute programs that fall outside them.

Do you cover state programs?

Yes, state incentive and economic development programs are part of the monitor, alongside federal and foundation sources.

free setup, pay later

Set up GrantWatch free

Tell us the sources you check by hand. We wire them up, you get real alerts for two weeks, and you only pay if you keep it.