Login.gov — the master key
One safe login that opens all the government doors. Most people rush this and lock themselves out. We help you make it and lock it down.
Good people miss money that was already allocated
Billions of grant dollars get handed out every year. Most of it goes to people who had help. The rest never even try — and here is the part nobody explains: why.
It looks big and scary — and most people quit right there. Strange forms. Strange words. Accounts you have to set up before anyone will even look at you. Deadlines that do not forgive one missed day.
So most people quit before they start. The money does not sit there waiting for them. Someone else files. Someone else gets it.
Some “helpers” take a cut of money that was never theirs
Some grant writers charge a piece of what you win. It is not allowed by the rules of the grant writing profession. If someone asks for a cut of your grant, you already have your answer: walk away.
Today’s edition
Prices printed in the open
We never take a percentage
Real data. No made-up lists.
No signup, no catch, no card
The same records the government uses
The step that stops everyone cold
Most grant helpers start at the fun part — the application. We start at the hard part, the part that stops everyone cold. Before you can ask the U.S. government for one dollar, you need accounts on three government websites. No accounts = no grants. No exceptions.
SAM.gov — your official ID (the gate)
The government checks who you are here and gives you a special ID number (called a UEI). No UEI, no federal money — it is that blunt. We walk you through filing it and make sure it goes through.
Grants.gov — where you actually apply
This is the big front door for federal grants — the real one, not a copy. We walk you through setting up your workspace and linking it to your SAM.gov ID so when a deadline opens, you are ready to apply, not starting from zero.
You get the stamp of approval (the last lock)
Your group needs one named person cleared to send applications (called an AOR). Skip this, and everything stalls at the last step — after all the work. We walk you through it so nothing gets stuck there.
Then: we guide your whole application
Every section. Every answer. Templates and guides show you exactly what to write, in plain strong words a funder can say yes to. Nobody writes it for you — you write it, you own it. You send it.
And: we hunt down funders who actually fit you
There are thousands of grants. Most are wrong for you — and applying to the wrong ones is how people burn months. We search real government and foundation data and hand you a short list that truly fits your mission.
Pick your plan — if one fits
Four plans — one for regular people, three for organizations. One flat price each, printed right here. No percentage of your grant. No hourly bills. Ever. And if none of them fit, the free tools below still work.
| Plan | Price | What it carries | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter For one person, one mission |
$249 | You pick the grant or scholarship — or we help you pick. We break down the application step by step, with the full signup guide, essay templates, and a submission checklist. One-time payment. |
Start with Starter |
| Launch For organizations ready to file |
$997 | Full portal setup walkthrough (SAM.gov, Grants.gov, Login.gov), a 10-funder match report, 1 complete application toolkit, and a submission checklist. One-time payment. |
Start with Launch |
| Accelerator Most popular — for organizations ready to file |
$2,997 | Everything in Launch, plus 3 application toolkits, a reusable master proposal, funder outreach scripts, deadline tracking, and 1 resubmission review if a funder says no. |
Start with Accelerator |
| Partner For organizations — 6-month minimum |
$4,997/mo | 2 application toolkits every month, non-stop grant hunting, full federal grant capability, quarterly strategy sessions, and light help after you win, too. |
Start with Partner |
Only need one thing? Take only that: Portal setup on its own: $297. One letter of intent (LOI): $247. Deadline closer than you thought? +25% and we move you to the front of the line.
Diagnose yourself first. Free — really free.
Four free tools that tell you exactly where you stand with grants — no signup, no catch, no card. Use them even if you never buy a thing.
Grant Eligibility Quiz
4 questions — find out which grant categories actually fit you, and which ones would waste your time.
Ask-Amount Estimator
How much should you ask for? Ask wrong and you look unserious. Get a sensible range plus the match-funds math.
Application Scorecard
Paste your draft — we’ll grade it and flag the classic rejection reasons before a funder does.
Deadline Tracker
Typical grant windows through the year, plus your own deadline list — because the deadline you miss does not send a reminder.
Your first grant starts with one honest search. Search live government grants right here — the real records, not a teaser list.
Try our free Grant FinderAsked all the time — answered straight
Do you take a percentage of my grant?
Never. Not 10%. Not 1%. Not one cent. Taking a cut of grant money is banned by the ethics rules of the grant writing profession. We charge one flat fee, and every dollar you win is yours.
Can you promise I will win a grant?
No — and run from anyone who does. Funders make the final call, not us. What we promise is real: correct accounts, a strong application, the right funders, and every deadline met.
Do I submit the application myself?
Yes — and that is exactly how it should be. The application goes out under your name, from your own accounts. We prepare everything you need — templates, examples, checklists. And we never ask for your EIN or financials.