Grants.gov Federal Grant Opportunity Finder
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$2.00 / 1,000 grant opportunities
Grants.gov Federal Grant Opportunity Finder
Search all open and forecasted US federal grants on Grants.gov. Get award ceiling, total funding, deadlines, eligibility, CFDA numbers and descriptions as clean JSON. For nonprofits, grant writers and AI agents.
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$2.00 / 1,000 grant opportunities
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Search every open and forecasted US federal grant on Grants.gov and get clean, structured data: award ceiling and floor, total program funding, number of awards, deadlines, eligible applicant types, funding categories, Assistance Listing (CFDA) numbers and the full plain-text description.
Built for nonprofits, grant writers, consultants, universities, local governments, small businesses and AI agents that need a reliable feed of federal funding opportunities.
What you can do
- Find grants by keyword (e.g. "food access", "broadband", "wildfire", "STEM").
- Filter by status (posted, forecasted, closed, archived), agency, funding category, applicant eligibility, funding instrument, CFDA number or recent posting date.
- Run it on a schedule to get new opportunities every week, then send them to Google Sheets, Slack, email or your CRM with Apify integrations.
Output (one record per opportunity)
opportunityNumber, title, agency, parentAgency, status, openDate, closeDate, responseDeadline, awardCeiling, awardFloor, estimatedTotalFunding, expectedNumberOfAwards, costSharingRequired, eligibleApplicants, eligibilityDetails, fundingInstruments, fundingCategories, cfdaNumbers, description, url.
Pricing
Pay per result: $2 per 1,000 grant opportunities. No subscription.
Data source
Official public Grants.gov REST API (api.grants.gov). No login or API key needed. Individual agency contact names and emails are deliberately left out. This Actor is not affiliated with Grants.gov or the US government.
