Your first match, step by step.

Welcome. You probably came here because grant research is eating your week.

Here's the path: EIN lookup → org profile → a short list → pick what to track.

Step 1: EIN lookup

Paste your nine-digit EIN and Grantd pulls your public profile from ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer, which is built from IRS filings: your ruling year, NTEE code, revenue, city and state. No retyping forms.

Step 2: Tell us what you fund

The most important field is what your programs actually do. Write it the way you'd explain it to a peer over lunch, not in boilerplate "about us" language. That shapes every recommendation. If all you have is five bullet points in a Google Doc, paste those.

Step 3: Build your short list

Your dashboard shows recommended open grants based on your profile. Each card shows the source, the deadline, the award if the funder published one, and why it may fit. "Desk fit" is a heuristic, not a funder's rating, and anything the notice doesn't say is labeled "Not listed."

In Discover you can triage fast: pass, file, or later. Filed grants go to your pipeline, where each one gets an owner, a next action and a due date.

Why three?

The free plan holds three saved grants at a time. For most solo development directors, that's already more than they're actively applying to. When you're ready for more, Pro is \$39/mo with a seven-day free trial.