Two products. Both sides of every grant.
Pursuit is for organizations that apply for grants. Granted is for organizations that award them. Each works on its own, and they’re built to work together.
Which one do you need?
| Topic | Pursuit | Granted |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Launching soon: book a preview | Live: in use by a Pennsylvania county grant authority |
| Built for | Nonprofits and other organizations that apply for grants | Public authorities, agencies, foundations and boards that award grants |
| The main job | Find funding that fits, win it, then meet the award’s requirements | Run grant rounds from the first application to close-out |
| Day-to-day users | Grant writers, finance, program leads and reviewers | Program staff, board and committee members, and applicants |
| Where it starts | A verified organization profile and a ranked list of matches | A funding round and a public page to apply from |
| Review | Your own reviewers sign off before anything is submitted | Board members score and vote; votes stay hidden until you vote |
| After the award | Requirements, evidence, payments received and reports due | Approval, payments, grantee reports, unspent funds and close-out |
| Pricing | Priced on the size of your team | From $18,000 per year, setup and data migration included |
| The record | An append-only audit log of every consequential change | An activity log written by the database, plus a signature record |
| Setup | Configured, imported and supported by our team | Configured, imported and supported by our team |
The applicant and the funder, on one record.
When a nonprofit on Pursuit works with a funder on Granted, both sides see the same grant, each with only what they should.
Rounds become matches
When a funder opens a round on Granted, nonprofits using Pursuit can see it among their matches.
A profile shared on your terms
Nonprofits choose which verified profile fields a Granted funder can see, and can preview exactly what that funder sees.
A shared award record
Funders see requirement status and submitted evidence. Drafts and internal notes stay with the nonprofit.
Grant software. Backed by hands-on delivery.
A grant platform is only part of the job. We configure the workflow, migrate the history and help the people running the program put it to work.
A clear delivery role
Bring us in for the technology, workflows, implementation and ongoing support.
Software plus operations
A platform, and a team that understands the grant cycle and can help run it.
Public-sector experience
County-level grant administration, with 388 historical awards consolidated.
- Software
- Workflow automation
- Migration
- Training
- Managed operations
Download the details.
The product brochure for your team, and our capabilities statement for procurement and partners.
Choosing a product.
Which product do we need?
If your organization applies for grants, start with Pursuit. If your organization awards grants through an application process, start with Granted. Organizations that do both can use both.
Do we have to use them together?
No. Each product stands on its own. They’re built to work together, so a nonprofit on Pursuit and a funder on Granted can share one record of the award.
Who sets it up?
Our team does. We configure the product around your programs, bring over your existing records and train your staff on your own grants, then stay on to support you.
How is pricing worked out?
Granted starts at $18,000 per year, with setup, data migration, training and support included, and your quote depends on your programs and team size. Pursuit, launching soon, is priced on the size of your team. There are no hidden fees.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your grants and we’ll show you the product that fits, set up around your programs.