Every grant available to your organization.
Federal. State. Local. One place.
Where are you looking?
Pick your region to see relevant grants.
South Florida
Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties
Bay Area
Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, and San Francisco counties
New to grant seeking in your area? Start with our South Florida funding guide or the Bay Area funding guide.
Grants at every level
One platform covers the complete funding landscape for nonprofits.
Stop searching. Start finding.
GrantLens is built specifically for nonprofits, with the tools grant writers actually need.
Every Level, One Search
Federal, state, and county grants aggregated into a single, searchable platform. No more hunting across dozens of sites.
AI-Powered Matching
Enter your mission and focus areas. Our AI scores every grant against your profile so the best opportunities rise to the top.
Never Miss a Deadline
Real-time deadline tracking with color-coded urgency indicators. Get alerts 7, 3, and 1 day before grants close.
How GrantLens works
From “where do we even look?” to a shortlist of grants worth applying for — in four steps.
Tell us about your organization
Your mission, focus areas, the counties you serve, and your budget size. That profile is what every grant gets measured against — no generic keyword lists.
We gather the opportunities
GrantLens pulls from Grants.gov, SAM.gov, and USASpending, plus state agencies, county programs, and foundation RFPs in our covered regions — deduplicated into one searchable database, refreshed daily.
AI ranks what actually fits
Every open grant is scored against your profile, and dense government notices get rewritten as plain-English summaries so you can tell in seconds whether one is relevant.
Apply with a head start
Deadline alerts, a funding calendar you can export, eligibility gap checks, and AI help drafting your letter of intent — so the time you save on searching goes into the application.
Frequently asked questions
What does GrantLens actually search?
Federal opportunities from Grants.gov, SAM.gov, and USASpending; state and county programs in our covered regions; and foundation RFPs. Everything is normalized and deduplicated into one database, so a search here covers sources you would otherwise check one by one.
Which regions does GrantLens cover?
South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties) and the San Francisco Bay Area (Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, and San Francisco counties). Federal grants are national, so organizations anywhere in the US can use those; regional state, county, and foundation coverage is expanding.
How much does it cost?
The Free plan is free forever and needs no credit card — you can search open grants and build an organization profile. Paid plans (Starter at $19/mo, Growth at $35/mo, Professional at $49/mo) add AI-assisted tools like eligibility gap analysis, LOI drafting, and email alerts.
How is this different from searching Grants.gov myself?
Grants.gov only lists federal opportunities. Nonprofit funding also comes from state agencies, county programs, and private foundations — each with its own portal. GrantLens combines all of them, rewrites dense government notices into plain-English summaries, and scores each grant against your organization’s profile.
How often is the grant data updated?
Ingestion pipelines run daily. New federal notices, state and county postings, and foundation RFPs flow in each morning, and grants past their deadline are marked closed automatically.
Do I need to be a 501(c)(3) to use GrantLens?
No — anyone can search. GrantLens is built for US nonprofits, and each grant lists its own eligibility rules. If you create a profile, the readiness tools help you check eligibility requirements like 501(c)(3) status before you invest time in an application.
Ready to find your next grant?
Create a free profile and let our AI match grants to your mission, service area, and budget automatically.