Granted AI vs WinMyGrant

Granted AI helps nonprofits, researchers, and small businesses find funding opportunities they may be eligible for and prepare applications. Its listings include 140,000+ live grant opportunities and 133,000+ foundation profiles, with AI recommendations matching an organization’s mission to foundations. Users can upload an RFP for requirement analysis and receive section-by-section draft writing based on their answers and funder criteria. Six AI reviewers assess a proposal independently, then provide a consensus-ranked list of weaknesses and suggested fixes. Compliance monitoring checks BMF, Pub78, Revocations, and OFAC screening. Granted does not submit applications: users download drafts as Word documents and submit them through the funder’s channel. The web service also offers a REST API and an MCP server for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other compatible assistants. The free registered API tier allows 10 AI searches and 100 requests per day. Paid plans include Basic at $29 a month and Professional at $89 a month. Granted says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored on US-based servers, and not used to train AI models.

WinMyGrant is a web tool that generates grant proposal drafts for nonprofits, researchers, and small charities. The form collects an organization name, funding amount, mission, project description, funder name, and grant deadline; the site says a draft can be ready in about 60 seconds. Its free plan supports all grant types and provides a full seven-section proposal, with copying to the clipboard. That plan allows three proposals per month and is billed at free, forever. Pro costs $49 a month, billed monthly, and can be canceled anytime. It allows unlimited proposals and adds a Letter of Inquiry writer, budget narrative generator, logic model template, and priority support. The pricing page lists [email protected] for questions. WinMyGrant describes its output as informational drafts, not guaranteed funding, and says users should review and tailor proposals to funder requirements. The product pages do not state software integrations or security and compliance certifications.