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Write grant proposals that hold up to review.

Grantivo reads the funder's requirements, keeps them beside your draft, and tells you where a reviewer will push back.

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Youth Media Lab· Outcomes2 to resolve

The program aims to train up to 500 emerging creatives during the grant period, with a focus on underserved communities.

ClaritySection 2

Section 2 puts your instructional capacity at 120 per year. A reviewer will read 500 as unsupported.

State the delivery model that reaches 500, or revise the figure to match the capacity you declared.

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Funder fitBased on 14 years of this funder's giving history

What it does

Built for how grants are assessed.

Suggestions attach to the lines that need work and are weighed against this funder, so you fix them in the draft — not a chat window.

  • Marked on the line they concern
  • Weighed against this funder
  • Accepted in place

Outcomes and evaluation

The program aims to train up to 500 emerging creatives during the grant period, with a focus on underserved communities.

Clarity

Section 2 puts your instructional capacity at 120 per year. A reviewer will read 500 as unsupported.

Suggestion

State the delivery model that reaches 500, or revise the figure to match the capacity you declared.

Cross-checked against Section 2 of this draft

AcceptDismiss

Funder research

Know who you are applying to before you start.

Every profile covers giving history, award sizes, financial position, and whether the funder takes unsolicited proposals. Free to search, no account needed.

Example funder directory results
FoundationAssetsAnnual givingMedian grant

Cedar Hill Family Foundation

Cleveland, OHEducationOpen to unsolicited

$18.2M$2.4M$16K

Bright Harbor Trust

Austin, TXHuman services

$44.1M$3.8M$25K

Delano Community Fund

Sacramento, CAYouth developmentOpen to unsolicited

$7.6M$910K$9K

Example records, shown to illustrate the profile fields.

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Comparison

Why not a general AI assistant?

A grant application has a specific reader, published requirements, and a fixed deadline. Most of the work is keeping all three in view while you write.

The draft
A general assistant

The proposal lives in a chat window. Revisions are copied out, edited elsewhere, and pasted back in.

Grantivo

You write in a document editor. Suggestions attach to the relevant lines and are resolved in place.

Requirements
A general assistant

Guidelines are reintroduced at the start of each session, or lose prominence as the draft grows.

Grantivo

Guidelines are added once. The funder's requirements remain visible beside the draft throughout.

Review
A general assistant

Feedback reflects what is generally true of grant proposals.

Grantivo

Review is weighed against the specific funder you are addressing and the requirements of this application.

Your context
A general assistant

Organization details and funder context must be restated in every session.

Grantivo

Your organization and the funder are configured once and applied to each proposal.

Pricing

Free to write in. Credits when the AI works.

Every plan has every feature. Reviews, chat and inline suggestions all draw from the same balance. The only difference is how many credits you get.

Free

10credits· free

Starter

50credits· $29

StandardPopular

150credits· $79

Team

400credits· $179

In every planUnlimited proposals and draftsFull funder directory accessRequirement tracking and readiness

Ten credits to start. No card required. Credits do not expire.

Questions

Common questions.

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It is a document editor built around how grant applications are assessed. It turns a funder's guidelines into a working checklist, reviews the draft against them as you write, and keeps a measure of how close each proposal is to finished.