Grantwright: Grant drafts for nonprofits without a grant writer

Small nonprofits lose grants they'd qualify for because nobody on staff has time to write the application. Freelance grant writers charge $750–3,000 per application, which is out of reach for an org running on a thin admin budget. Grantwright takes the funder's own guidelines and your program details and writes an application narrative matched to that funder's priorities and language. No prompting — it's built for grants, not general writing. Two things I was deliberate about: It won't invent statistics. Most small nonprofits don't have clean outcomes data, so it writes honestly about what you actually have instead of fabricating numbers that fall apart under scrutiny. The free preview is a real draft from your own inputs, not a canned sample. You see the tone and the argument before paying anything. It's not a guarantee of funding and nothing can be. It's a first draft that would otherwise take a weekend you don't have. Would especially like feedback from anyone who has sat on a review committee — what makes you put an application down?