Pricing
Short answer: Engrant costs $47/month with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required. One plan covers unlimited grant searches, fit analysis, pipeline export, and proposal drafting for nonprofit grant professionals.
How much does Engrant cost?
$47/month after your 14-day free trial
Includes unlimited grant searches, fit analysis, strategic notes, and proposal drafting support. Unlimited organizations — ideal for consultants managing multiple nonprofit clients.
Start Free TrialWhat's included?
- 30–50 pre-evaluated grants per search with fit scores and red flags
- AI organization profiling from name or website
- Eligibility screening and competition level indicators
- Pipeline export and Word funding strategy reports
- AI-assisted proposal draft generation
How does Engrant compare to other grant tools?
| Approach | Engrant | Manual search / databases |
|---|---|---|
| Results per search | 30–50 pre-evaluated grants | 100–400+ raw listings to filter yourself |
| Fit analysis | AI fit scores, red flags, competition levels | Manual eligibility review for each result |
| Setup | Enter org name or URL — AI researches automatically | Configure keywords, filters, and search parameters |
| Monthly cost | $47/month | $199/year (GrantStation) to $179+/month (Instrumentl) |
| Free trial | 14 days, no credit card | Varies by platform |
See detailed comparisons: GrantStation, Instrumentl, GrantWatch.
Frequently asked questions about Engrant pricing
How much does Engrant cost?
Engrant costs $47/month with a 14-day free trial. No credit card is required to start. You get unlimited organizations, unlimited searches, fit analysis, strategic notes, and proposal drafting support. Cancel anytime.
What is included in the Engrant plan?
The Grant Research Pro plan includes unlimited grant searches, AI fit analysis, eligibility signals, red flag warnings, competition levels, pipeline export, and AI-assisted proposal drafts. Pipeline export and Word funding strategy reports are included at no extra cost.
How does Engrant compare to GrantStation or Instrumentl?
GrantStation (~$199/year) and Instrumentl ($179–899/month) are database or workflow platforms you search manually. Engrant ($47/month) uses AI to research your organization and return 30–50 pre-evaluated grants with fit scores — so you spend less time filtering and more time applying.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Engrant offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. You can run unlimited searches and evaluate fit analysis before subscribing.
Can I use Engrant for multiple nonprofit clients?
Yes. Consultants and grant professionals can create separate organization profiles. Each profile has its own AI learning, so feedback for one client does not affect another.