Funding discovery for founders

All your funding,
One place,
Real reasoning.

GrantScope dashboard shown on a phone and tablet

Every match shows exactly why it fits your business or why it doesn't. No black box. Just rules you can read.

Create your account GrantScope Standard, $10/month, currently free for early founders. New accounts are reviewed before activation.

The problem

Funding research means twenty open tabs and no way to tell what actually applies to you.

Federal grants, startup accelerators, and angel networks each live on their own site, with their own eligibility rules buried in paragraphs of fine print. Finding out you don't qualify usually takes as long as finding out you do.

How it works

Fill in your profile once. Everything gets checked against it automatically.

Build your profile

Industry, stage, NAICS code, state, certifications, budget. The same information every application eventually asks for, entered once and reused everywhere.

Get screened, not just listed

Real federal grant data and a tracked list of accelerators, VCs, and competitions, each checked against your actual profile with a visible, rule-based reason for the result.

Move on what fits

A pitch deck built from your own answers, a budget worksheet, and a reference sheet per grant, so a match isn't just a bookmark. It's a running start on applying.

What's inside

Built to be checked, not trusted blindly.

Grant matching

Real, live opportunities from Grants.gov, screened by deterministic rules: deadline, entity type, state, revenue and employee ceilings, required certifications.

Venture opportunities

Accelerators, VCs, and competitions tracked alongside grants, with a stage/sector/geography fit check against your own profile.

Pitch deck builder

Guided questions across nine standard sections. You write the answers. The tool only formats them.

Budget worksheet

Your own line-item numbers, totaled automatically, checked against a grant's award range where one applies.

The honest part

What this is, and what it isn't.

IsRule-based screening you can audit. Every score traces back to a named reason, like a NAICS match, a keyword overlap, or a stage or geography fit, never a number pulled from a model you can't see inside.

Isn'tA guarantee something is hiding for you. Matching runs on literal rule and keyword overlap, not judgment. It can't catch a conceptual fit that doesn't share your exact words, and most federal grant dollars fund research and institutions, not startups. A thin result on the grant side is a real finding, not a bug.

All your funding,One place,Real reasoning.