Live web platform
The Winnability Engine.
Scores which grants you can actually win by joining Grants.gov listings with federal award history and IRS 990 foundation data. Every result comes with the receipts attached.
The problem, and how MCGrantz handles it.
Grant search is a solved problem and it has not helped anybody. You can already get a list of every open opportunity in about four seconds. What you cannot get is an honest answer to the only question that matters, which is whether an organization like yours has ever won this.
MCGrantz answers that. It pulls the award history for each program and shows you who won it before, how much they got, and what kind of organization they were. When past winners are all research universities and you are a small community nonprofit, it tells you so in plain language instead of letting you spend three weeks finding out.
Add your EIN and it scores award sizes against your actual budget from your IRS 990, because a two million dollar award is not a fit for a two hundred thousand dollar organization.
Three steps, in the order that matters.
MCGrantz will tell you a program is a long shot. It scores against reality rather than selling optimism, and the writing tools will not invent outcomes, partners, or past performance that you do not have.
It goes where your team already works.
A grant you never see is a grant you never win. MCGrantz pushes deadlines and saved opportunities into the tools you have open anyway, and takes your existing documents in from wherever they already live.
Team channels
Real-time, via webhook- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Discord
- Google Chat
- Mattermost
- Rocket.Chat
- ntfy push
Workspaces and task tools
A saved grant becomes a row or a task- Airtable
- Notion
- Trello
- ClickUp
- Todoist
- Telegram
- Pushover
Automation
Signed webhook to anything else- Zapier
- Make
- n8n
- IFTTT
- Your own endpoint
Donor CRM
Export in each product's own import format- Bloomerang
- DonorPerfect
- Neon CRM
- Little Green Light
- Salesforce / NPSP
- CSV
Your documents, in
Import from a link you already have- Google Docs
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- OneDrive
- SharePoint
Calendar
Subscribed feed, updates itself- Google Calendar
- Apple Calendar
- Outlook
- Any ICS reader
Said plainly, in keeping with the rule above: the CRM connections are an export in each product’s native import format, not a live two-way sync. That is still more than most grant tools offer, and you should know which one you are buying before you buy it.
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The same four people, same pipeline, pointed at your idea. From a blank page to the app stores, without a handoff.
What MCGrantz costs.
There is a free tier that stays free. Paid plans are billed on MCGrantz itself.
Score any grant, see the factors behind it, browse federal and foundation data.
AI drafting and autofill. $790/year works out to two months free.
For teams writing for multiple organisations. $1,990/year.
MCGrantz, from the first click to the thing you sell
Type an EIN. It pulls the IRS profile, works out what that organisation is actually eligible for, and scores every federal programme by whether organisations like them have really won it. Takes about two minutes.
- Open the homepagegrants.millennialscreatives.com. The box is the first thing on the page.
- Enter an EINOr press one of the sample buttons if the prospect does not want to give theirs on a call.
- Press “Show me what I can win”No account, no card.
- Read the eligibility panelIt names the entity type and marks each funding channel open, conditional or closed, with the reason.
- Point at the closed rowTelling somebody what they cannot win is the thing competitors never do, and it is what makes the open rows believable.
- Show the award receiptsEvery score traces to who won that programme before and for how much.
What comes back
- EIN 84-2050882 · A nonprofit with 501(c)(3) status
- Federal & state grants · CONDITIONAL. Most federal programmes list 501(c)(3) nonprofits as eligible. You need an active SAM.gov registration and a UEI first.
- Private foundation grants · OPEN. This is who private foundations exist to fund.
- Corporate & small-business grants · OPEN.
- Awards open to individuals · CLOSED.
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What people buy instead, and what happens when they do
| The alternative | What it actually gets you | What we do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Candid, Instrumentl and Quillify | Three separate subscriptions at roughly $893 a month combined at their own published prices. | $79 a month for Pro, and the scoring, eligibility check and first full application draft are free with no card. |
| Keyword grant databases | Match words in a description. Every result looks equally winnable, which is why people waste months on programmes they were never eligible for. | Scored on who actually won it before and whether those winners resemble you, with the award history attached. |
| Grant writers | $75 to $150 an hour, or a percentage of the award. | Flat subscription. We take nothing out of what you win. |
Our guarantee. Scoring, the eligibility check and one complete application draft are free, with no card. If we cannot find you grants you are actually eligible for, you do not pay.
What this is priced against: Candid, Instrumentl and Quillify sold separately come to roughly $893 a month at their own published prices. Pro is $79. A grant writer bills $75 to $150 an hour, or takes a percentage of what you win. We take none of your award.