Grant intelligence for PIs, postdocs, and research offices

Every grant you should apply for. None of the ones you shouldn't.

Grant Radar watches NIH, ERC, UKRI, DFG, NWO, ARC, NHMRC, FAPESP and dozens of national agencies hourly, then ranks every open call against your publications and field. You read the matches that fit you instead of scanning 40 portals.

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What you’ll see in your inbox

Why researchers switch

  • Stop monitoring 10–15 funder portals by hand every week.
  • Get a ranked list of calls that match your sub-field and country eligibility.
  • Move earlier on partnerships, budgets, and submission planning.

Every alert is action-ready

  • Grant title with direct source link
  • Scope summary so you can decide fit in 30 seconds
  • Eligible funding, budget range, and constraints
  • Funder, deadline, and your chosen delivery channel

How It Works

  1. Set your profile once with disciplines, keywords, and geography targets.
  2. Grant Radar scans selected sources continuously for new and updated calls.
  3. Only relevant opportunities are pushed to your configured delivery channels.
  4. Review active, future, and finalized calls in your workspace and act fast.

What You Can Control

  • Alert mode: new calls only, deadlines soon, or all updates.
  • Cadence: immediate, daily, weekly, or custom periodicity.
  • Channels: Email, WhatsApp, Telegram with channel-specific details.
  • Expected-grant inspection for recurring strategic opportunities.

Stop hunting for grants. Start writing better proposals.

Set your profile in two minutes. Get matched calls in your inbox. €19/month after the 14-day trial — cancel from the dashboard, keeps working until the period ends.