Nonprofits

Grant management software for nonprofits, with a free plan and 25% off

GrantCue has a permanently free plan, and nonprofits and state associations get 25% off any paid plan with code NONPROFIT at checkout. It is the same platform the other three groups use, not a separate product.

Who this is for

  • Development directors, grants managers and grant writers
  • Executive directors who are also the grant writer
  • 501(c)(3) charities, 501(c)(6) associations and faith-based organizations
  • Consultants and contract grant writers serving several clients

What usually goes wrong

The grants function is a fraction of one person

In most organizations the entire grants operation is half to one full-time role, often a contract writer serving several clients at once. Anything that takes administrative time comes directly out of writing time.

Institutional memory evaporates faster than the grant period

A three-year award outlives two development directors. The successor inherits a report due in six weeks for a project they have never seen, with the submitted narrative sitting in a departed colleague’s inbox.

GrantHub shut down and the replacements all look different

Foundant discontinued GrantHub and GrantHub Pro on 31 January 2026. Teams that migrated in a hurry are still evaluating whether what they landed on actually fits.

Deadlines outnumber the people tracking them

LOI dates, full proposal deadlines, interim reports and final reports across a dozen funders, all tracked in a spreadsheet that only one person maintains.

How GrantCue helps

GrantCue proposal editor with a section list, an AI tools bar and draft text for a project summary, with export to Word and PDF

A free plan, and 25% off the paid ones

The free plan has no time limit. Nonprofits and state associations take 25% off any paid plan with code NONPROFIT at checkout, for as long as they stay subscribed. There is no application or paperwork step.

A direct path off GrantHub

A CSV importer that maps GrantHub fields automatically, bringing across grants, team members, activity history and documents.

AI writing that starts from your own material

Draft, refine, expand or condense proposal sections against your organization’s profile and past submissions, with a reusable content library so boilerplate is written once.

LOI and report deadlines in one calendar

A dedicated LOI deadline field alongside close dates, reminder emails, and an ICS feed the whole team can subscribe to.

A record that survives turnover

Submitted narratives with version history, funder correspondence in threaded comments, documents with version control, and an activity log that outlasts the person who created it.

What GrantCue does not do

So you can rule us out in two minutes instead of two weeks.

  • Discover includes the open programs of a limited set of foundations and corporate funders. Saved searches, alerts and fit scoring work on those listings like any other.
  • GrantCue also publishes a free public directory of private-foundation profiles built from IRS 990-PF filings, with giving history and whether each funder accepts unsolicited applications. It is not yet a foundation prospecting workflow: nothing matches your organization against that directory, and there are no saved searches or contact tracking for those profiles.
  • If deep foundation prospecting is your main need, Instrumentl or Candid will still serve you better.
  • There is no fund accounting, and no donor-restriction or net-asset tracking. GrantCue is not a replacement for QuickBooks, Sage Intacct or your accounting system.
  • There is no donor CRM and no Raiser’s Edge, Salesforce or Virtuous sync available to customers today.
  • Amounts entered for spend and match are hand-entered; nothing syncs from an accounting system.

Questions

Is GrantCue free for nonprofits?

There is a permanently free plan open to everyone. Beyond that, nonprofits and state associations take 25% off any paid plan with code NONPROFIT at checkout. There is no application and no paperwork; enter the code when you upgrade.

We are a 501(c)(6) association, or a congregation without a determination letter. Can we use the code?

The NONPROFIT code is for nonprofits and state associations and is not limited to 501(c)(3) organizations. Nothing is verified at checkout, so there is no determination letter to send. If you are unsure whether your organization counts, email support@grantcue.com.

Does GrantCue find foundation grants?

Partly. Discover covers Grants.gov plus 105 state and state-agency sources across 47 states and the District of Columbia, plus the open programs of a limited set of foundations and corporate funders, and recommendations and fit scoring work on those listings like any other. The free public foundation directory shows what private foundations give, from IRS 990-PF filings. GrantCue does not yet match your organization against that directory or prospect foundations for you, so many teams pair it with a prospecting tool for that.

We are leaving GrantHub. How hard is the move?

Export your data to CSV and import it — the importer auto-maps common GrantHub fields and detects duplicates. Most teams finish in under an hour. There is a step-by-step migration guide on the site.

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