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How it works

From a blank search box to your next grant

No training, no consultants, no institutional login. Just the funding landscape for your field, made searchable, plus the network to help you win.

Step one

Search the whole funding world at once

Type any topic. In real time we query Grants.gov, Horizon Europe, UKRI Gateway to Research, NIH RePORTER and NSF together, then surface the currently-open calls you can act on first.

  • Open calls flagged separately from funded-project intelligence
  • Filtered to your discipline, not generic keyword noise
  • Every result links straight to the official funder page
Every major funder
US federal agencies, Horizon Europe, UKRI, NIH, NSF and more, queried in parallel and ranked in one list

Step two

Never miss a deadline again

Follow the calls that matter and we alert you well before they close, so timing is never the reason a bid does not happen.

  • Unlimited deadline alerts for members
  • Watch a topic, a funder, or a whole discipline
  • Lead time built in, not last-minute panic
Deadline radar
alerts before the window closes

Step three

Find the collaborators who win the big grants

Our funded-project intelligence from UKRI, NIH and NSF shows who is already working and funded in your area, so you can build the partnership before you build the proposal.

  • See the funded landscape in your field
  • Identify partners by topic, institution and funder
  • Shape more competitive, better-evidenced bids
Who is funded
the map behind every winning bid

How collaborator matching works

From a call to the right consortium

The most differentiated part of GRP, made concrete. Matching is built on public funded-project data and your own shortlists, and researchers are only ever introduced when they have opted in.

1

We analyse the call. Topic, eligibility, funder, geography, collaboration requirements and deadline.

2

We map the funded landscape. Relevant funded projects, researchers, institutions and prior awards in your area.

3

We identify complementary expertise. People in related but non-identical areas, where collaboration could strengthen the bid.

4

We support the introduction. Shortlist, submit a proposal, and we help make the relevant introductions, with consent on both sides.

Try it with your own research topic.

It is free to search, and you will see results in seconds.

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