AI grant writer for small businesses

WinAGrant is an AI grant writer that drafts your small-business grant application from your own answers, following 28 rules built from federal reviewer guidance and professional grant-writing standards. A second AI reviewer then scores the draft and flags any claim it cannot trace back to what you told it.

A professional grant writer charges $1,500 to $5,000 to write one application. WinAGrant writes 10 for $97, or start with one for $25.

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28
Rules drawn from federal reviewer guidance
$97
For 10 applications ($9.70 each)
About 20 min
From your answers to a finished first draft

How it writes your application

1

You answer a few questions

Not a blank form. We ask about your business the way a good grant writer would, so the draft is built from facts you can stand behind, not guesses.

2

It writes from 28 rules

Most AI writes a grant application from nothing. Ours writes from 28 rules built out of federal reviewer guidance, professional grant-writer standards, and what funders publish about how they score.

3

A second reviewer checks it

A separate AI reviewer scores the draft on funder alignment, specificity, completeness, and voice, and sends it back for a rewrite when it misses. You get the draft to review, edit, and send.

What a grant application usually costs

These are honest, sourced ranges for what it takes to get one strong application written, not a made-up “value.”

Your optionsWhat it costs
Hire a professional grant writer$1,500 to $5,000 per application
Write it yourself20 to 40 hours per grant
WinAGrant$97 for 10 applications ($9.70 each)or $25 for a single application

Professional grant-writing fees per Grantable, Learn Grant Writing, and Instrumentl (2026). Federal proposals commonly run higher.

Built on the newest AI. Sharpened by hand.

Most software is exactly as good as the day it launched. WinAGrant isn't. It runs on frontier AI and we keep it current, so it keeps getting better on its own, with no new version for you to buy.

Raw AI on its own writes fluent filler. What wins grants is craft, and craft is learned. A great grant writer spends years figuring out what funders actually reward. We studied that same craft and built it in: 28 rules drawn from federal reviewer guidance and professional standards, plus a second reviewer that scores every draft and sends it back for a rewrite when it misses. We keep sharpening those rules as we read real drafts. That rulebook is the part that's ours, and it's the one thing we don't hand out.

It will not make things up about your business

These applications go to real agencies and funders. A made-up claim in a federal application isn't a typo, it's a problem you have to answer for. That's why every draft gets a second reviewer whose one job is to flag anything the draft states that you never told us.

Most AI will invent a founding story or a statistic to fill a paragraph. Ours flags it and hands it back to you, so the only facts in your application are the ones you can defend.

Straight answers

What is an AI grant writer?

It is software that drafts a grant application for you. WinAGrant's asks you a few questions about your business, then writes the application narrative from your answers, following 28 grant-writing rules. A second AI reviewer scores the draft before you get it. You review, edit, and submit it yourself.

Will it make things up?

It is built not to. Every draft is checked by a second reviewer whose job is to flag any claim it cannot trace back to what you told us. Made-up facts are the fastest way to lose a grant, so we catch them and hand them back to you rather than leave them in.

Do I still review it before I send it?

Yes, always. WinAGrant writes the draft and flags anything you should check, but you are the one who reads it, edits it, and submits it. It is your application and your name on it.

How much does a grant writer cost?

Professional grant writers typically charge $1,500 to $5,000 per application, and federal proposals often run higher. That is the price for one application, and a strong one can take weeks. WinAGrant writes 10 applications for $97 total, with a first draft in about 20 minutes. You review, edit, and submit each one yourself.

How is this different from hiring a grant writer?

A professional grant writer charges $1,500 to $5,000 for one application and can take weeks. WinAGrant writes 10 applications for $97, with a first draft in about 20 minutes, built from the same craft a good grant writer uses.

What do I get for $97?

10 written applications with no expiration, matched to the grants your business actually qualifies for, each one scored by the second reviewer before you see it. You can start with the free quiz and see every grant you qualify for before you pay anything. Prefer to try one first? You can write a single application for $25, no $97 required.

See the grants you qualify for, then let it write.

The free 3-minute quiz matches your business against thousands of programs and shows you where you stand. The writing comes after, once you know it is worth it.

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