Find the money. Write the story. Build the relationship.

Grant and RFP work, guided from intake to submission.

The Grant & RFP Navigator turns organization intake into daily opportunity matches, full proposal drafts, readiness gaps, funder cultivation, and bid/no-bid decisions.

Organization-aware Fit-scored Relationship-first

Illustrative digestAwaiting connected data
Best fit

Your highest-fit opportunity will appear here.

DraftComplete profile to draft
RiskConnect an opportunity source
RelationshipBuild your relationship plan

Built for nonprofits, for-profits, consultants, agencies, and hybrid organizations.

Grant searchProposal draftsRFP finder12-month calendarDaily digest workflow
A collaborative team reviewing documents and planning a funding strategy
One source of truthFrom organizational evidence to the final submission checklist.

Built around your organization

Turn scattered knowledge into a fundable story.

The intake captures what grantmakers and procurement teams need to know, then carries that context into every match, draft, risk flag, and deadline.

01 Adaptive nonprofit and for-profit intake02 Evidence and readiness gaps kept visible03 Grant and RFP paths in one workspace
Build an organization profile

A single connected platform

Not a search box. A funding operating system.

The original agent logic is now organized as product workflows: intake, matching, drafting, review, calendar planning, and RFP pursuit strategy.

Org profileDaily digestFit scoringProposal studioCraft passCalendarRFP bid/no-bidRelationship builder
Liveconnected opportunity data
Yourorganization profile
Reviewfirst AI guidance
Sharedpursuit plan

From scattered knowledge to a fundable story

One command center for the work behind every award.

Bring the strategy, evidence, opportunity research, proposal craft, and deadline plan into one calm, connected workspace.

01 Build a sharper organization profile02 See the next best funding move03 Turn insight into a review-ready submission
Build your funding profile
Navigator workspaceLive preview
ORGANIZATION PROFILEYour organizationReadiness · 25% complete
NEXT BEST MOVEReview funding matchesEvidence and fit signals attached
WORKFLOWIntake → Match → DraftOne connected pursuit path
A connected funding workflow

Live workspace

Run the Navigator from one place.

Add your organization profile, connect verified opportunity sources, and move across the six operating modes. Local profile changes are saved on this device; connected data is always shown with its source.

Revenue pipeline

Track what moves from match to submission.

This workspace turns daily matches into a living pursuit board: discovery, relationship building, drafting, and deadline management.

0active pursuits
average fit
0drafts opened
0deadlines saved
Recommended next pursuit

Connect a verified opportunity source

Your first recommendation will appear after your profile and source data are ready.

Mode 0

Intake

Continue the guided intake

The wizard first asks whether the organization is nonprofit or for-profit, then whether it wants grants, RFP opportunities, or both. From there, the questions adapt to what funders and buyers will actually review.

1

Legal status, 501(c)(3), fiscal sponsor, and years operating

2

Mission, programs, population served, geography, and annual budget

3

Prior funders, award amounts, outcomes, partners, and current priorities

4

Readiness gaps: audit, evaluation data, staff capacity, match funds

Client-ready outputs

What your team can review, refine, and move forward.

Each workflow ends in a tangible artifact: digest, profile card, draft, checklist, bid recommendation, calendar, and readiness gap analysis.

Deliverable

Org Funding Profile

One structured card with status, geography, people served, evidence, capacity, and readiness gaps.

Deliverable

Opportunity Digest

A daily ranked list with fit score, deadline, risk flags, and one next action per opportunity.

Deliverable

Proposal Pack

Three to five review-ready LOIs or narratives with [TO CONFIRM] trackers and submission checklists.

Deliverable

12-Month Calendar

A phased plan that maps every readiness gap to the opportunities it unlocks.

A Black woman executive director leading a nonprofit strategy meeting with a diverse, mostly women team
Shared decisionsLeadership, programs, and finance working from the same pursuit plan.

Built for collaborative leadership

Bring the whole team into the funding conversation.

Funding strategy rarely belongs to one person. The Navigator gives executive directors, program leaders, finance reviewers, and partners a shared view of each decision and deadline.

3-5review-ready drafts
9craft checks
12months planned
Explore client-ready outputs

Illustrative 12-month funding calendar

A phased plan for deadlines, cultivation, and readiness.

Sample milestones show how the Navigator connects pursuit work across a full year.

Your funding plan will appear here.

Calendar milestones are created from your verified opportunities, deadlines, and readiness gaps.

Go-to-market platform architecture

Built around the database and AI workflows required for a real SaaS product.

The public experience now maps to a production backend blueprint: PostgreSQL organization profiles, normalized opportunity ingestion, AI scoring, drafting, workspaces, and audit-ready generation history.

01

Org-DNA profile

Stores mission, sector, geography, financial metrics, compliance readiness, certifications, voice, outcomes, and past-performance documents.

02

Opportunity intelligence

Normalizes grants, foundation opportunities, local/state/federal RFPs, eligibility rules, deadlines, NAICS codes, and source documents.

03

AI scoring + drafting

Compares each opportunity against Org-DNA, scores fit, flags risk, recommends bid/no-bid, and generates LOIs, narratives, checklists, and trackers.

04

Workspace pipeline

Tracks every pursuit from discovery to cultivation, drafting, submission, award, decline, or no-bid with owners and readiness gaps.

FastAPIPostgreSQLpgvectorSQLAlchemyAlembicRedis queuesObject storageOpenAI Responses API

Annual pricing built for launch

Simple annual tiers for teams moving from funding chaos to predictable pipeline.

Annual plans create room for onboarding, profile setup, pipeline strategy, and the recurring funding workflows clients need to see value.

Starts at

Growth

Solo grant writers, small nonprofits, and emerging mission-driven teams

$2,499per year

For teams that need a reliable grant pipeline without adding another full-time admin burden.

  • A single organization
  • Org-DNA profile and guided intake
  • Daily 3-5 opportunity digest
  • Smart-Fit scoring and risk flags
  • Monthly LOI and narrative generation
  • 12-month grant calendar preview
Get started with Growth
Scale package

Enterprise / Consultant

Grant consultants, fiscal sponsors, multi-org operators, and enterprise teams

$8,999per year

For high-volume teams that manage multiple clients, funding portfolios, or white-label delivery models.

  • Up to two organizations
  • Multi-organization workspaces
  • White-label-ready client views
  • Advanced analytics and portfolio reporting
  • Custom data sources and workflow configuration
  • Priority onboarding and implementation support
Start an enterprise conversation
Suggested go-to-market stance:Launch nonprofit-first with Growth and Professional, then expand Enterprise for consultants, agencies, and high-volume RFP teams.

Start here

Ready to see what funding you should pursue first?

Begin with the guided intake. In a real client rollout, this becomes the first onboarding step: build the Org-DNA profile, identify the strongest grant or RFP path, and generate the first pursuit plan.

1

Choose your path

Tell the Navigator whether you are pursuing grants, RFPs, or both so the intake asks the right questions.

2

Generate your Org-DNA profile

Complete the guided profile with mission, geography, budget, track record, compliance readiness, and funding priorities.

3

Review your first funding plan

Use the workspace to see fit-scored opportunities, proposal drafts, readiness gaps, and the next 12-month pipeline actions.

Frequently asked questions

Built for real funding workflows.

Can this support both grants and RFPs?

Yes. Intake routes the organization into grants, RFPs, or both, then changes the questions, scoring, risk flags, calendar, and draft format.

Does the intake change by organization type?

Yes. Nonprofits get funder readiness questions, for-profits get procurement readiness questions, and hybrid organizations get a dual-track profile.

Can it create complete proposal drafts?

Drafts are generated from your organization profile and connected opportunity sources, with confirmation trackers before anything is submitted.

How does the relationship builder work?

It separates opportunities to apply for now from funders or buyers to cultivate before a future deadline, which helps teams avoid cold submissions.