Grantsville drafts grant applications for US nonprofits with budgets under $500K when the director handles grant writing. It works from an organization’s documents, beginning with its public Form 990, and ties draft facts to source documents for review. It can prepare letters of inquiry, full proposals, and answers for funder portals, with portal responses shaped to field limits. The tool flags numbers and claims that need checking before submission and can draw on writing selected by the user to shape its voice. Grantsville warns that generated text can be incorrect or sound unlike the intended voice. First-time grant writers can use it, and a previous award is not required. Its free plan covers one application with no credit card required; a letter of inquiry costs 99.00 USD per application, and a full application costs 299.00 USD per application. Grantsville is self-serve; a consultant may be a better fit for complex strategy or funder relationships. Use of the tool does not guarantee funding.
Who it is for
It suits US nonprofits under $500K whose directors write grants, including first-time grant writers. Organizations seeking complex strategy or funder relationships may prefer a consultant.
What is good
- Drafts letters, proposals, and portal answers.
- Links draft facts to source documents.
- Flags numbers and claims for review.
- One application is free; no card required.
- Can use selected writing to shape voice.
What to know first
- Generated text may be wrong or sound off.
- Paid applications cost 99.00 or 299.00 USD.
- Self-serve may not suit complex strategy needs.
Verdict
Grantsville offers document-based application drafts and review prompts for nonprofits writing their own grants. Check its claims and figures before submitting, and remember that using it does not guarantee funding.
Grantsville plans and pricing
All plansCompared on nonprofit grant writing software
- Free plan
- No
- AI writing tools
- Yes
