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Federal funding dispatch

New funding for
your field, caught
before the deadline.

Every morning we read Grants.gov and send you the opportunities that match your work, soonest deadline first. One email. No account to create, nothing to log into, no dashboard to check.

How often to email you

Free weekly digest · no card · unsubscribe anytime
Daily is $15/month · you confirm your email before anything is charged

We only email when something new actually matches your keywords, so a quiet week is a quiet inbox, not a missed grant.

$250,000

An NIH modular budget runs up to $250,000 a year in direct costs, usually over four or five years. Miss the receipt date and the next chance is a full cycle away. GrantPing is $15 a month.

Sample dispatch Preview
  • NIH · R01

    Autoimmune T-cell regulation in chronic infection

    Closes 01 Dec 2026

    Matched: immunology · Grants.gov

  • NIH · F30

    Predoctoral MD-PhD fellowship in neuroimmunology

    Closes 05 Nov 2026

    Matched: neuroimmunology · Grants.gov

  • NSF · CAREER

    Quantum materials fabrication & characterization

    Closes 15 Oct 2026

    Matched: materials · Grants.gov

  • DoD · CDMRP

    Peer-reviewed medical research — early investigator

    Closes 08 Jan 2027

    Matched: clinical trial · Grants.gov

Your digest is filtered to your field

Sources

Pulled from Grants.gov, the official federal clearinghouse that these agencies all post to.

How it works

Set it once. Read only what matches.

  1. Describe your work

    Keywords, agencies, and how much runway you need before a deadline. About thirty seconds. No account.

  2. We scan every morning

    The official Grants.gov feed, de-duplicated against what you've already seen and matched against your field.

  3. A filtered digest arrives

    Only the matches, close date first. If nothing fits that day, we send nothing.

Where this comes from

You should be able to check our work.

GrantPing does not replace the official record. It makes the official record easier to keep up with.

  1. We monitor

    GrantPing monitors Grants.gov, the federal government's central source for funding opportunities. Grants.gov carries announcements from participating federal agencies, including NIH, NSF, the Department of Defense and others.

  2. We organise

    Every opportunity is put into the same fields each time: agency, opportunity number, title, and close date. Nothing is rewritten or summarised into something the announcement does not say.

  3. We filter

    Your keywords and your deadline runway decide what is relevant. Those are the only inputs. A digest shows you which of your own words caused each item to appear.

  4. We notify

    Matches arrive by email, soonest close date first. If nothing matches on a given day, we send nothing at all.

  5. You verify

    Every item links back to its Grants.gov announcement, which stays the authoritative record. Where a detail cannot be determined from the available information, we say so rather than guess.

  6. Why GrantPing charges

    The opportunities themselves are public and free to anyone willing to check Grants.gov every day. You are paying for the checking, the filtering and the delivery, not for access to the information. Paying changes how often your digest arrives and how deeply your keywords are matched. It never changes which opportunities exist, and it never buys an agency a place in your digest.

GrantPing is an independent service. It is not a government agency, and it is not endorsed or certified by the U.S. government.

Pricing

Pro · daily

$15 / month

  • Every weekday, not just Monday
  • A grant posted Tuesday reaches you Wednesday
  • Matching that reads the full announcement, not just the title
  • Related opportunities you had no keyword for
Choose daily, $15/month

Free · weekly

$0

  • Weekly digest
  • Every match, once a week on Monday morning
  • No card, no account, unsubscribe from any email
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The funding is already out there. What matters is whether it reaches you in time.

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