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Grants matched to your business. $29. In your inbox within 24 hours.

Tell us what your business does and where it is. We research federal, state, and private grants you actually qualify for, and send you a short report: what each grant pays, when it closes, why it fits you, and the official link to apply.

Read this first — the honest part. Grants themselves are free to apply for. The $29 pays for the research and matching — not for the grants, and not for a promise you will win. Grants are competitive. We do not write applications, we do not guarantee awards, and we never take a percentage of any award. If a grant charges an application fee, that fee goes to the funder, never to us.

What you get

Sample report

This is a real sample, made November 16, 2026, for an example business: a woman-owned bakery in Austin, Texas, 3 employees, operating 2 years. Your report is matched to your business, in the same format.

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Amber Grant — WomensNet

$15,000 · Deadline: November 30, 2026, 11:59 pm ET · Three awarded every month, plus three $75,000 year-end grants

Why it fits: you are a woman 18 or older owning at least 50% of a US-based business. One application counts for all three monthly grants. Note: WomensNet charges a $15 application fee, paid to them — a fee waiver can be requested.

Apply on the official site →
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Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Grant — administered by LISC

$10,000 · Complete 2 free courses or events by December 7, 2026 to unlock the application · 10 businesses selected monthly, June–December 2026 · Decisions by January 12, 2027

Why it fits: you are a for-profit small business based in the US. No application fee. The grant does not need to be repaid (it is taxable income — LISC issues a Form 1099).

Official funding page →
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Skills for Small Business — Texas Workforce Commission

Training funds · $2,000 per new employee and $1,000 per current employee, for courses at a public community or technical college · No fixed deadline — rolling

Why it fits: you have fewer than 100 employees. This pays for staff training, not cash for the business — worth it if you plan to train anyone this year. Confirm current per-trainee figures on the TWC page before budgeting.

Texas Workforce Commission →
Watchlist — between cycles

StartHER Grant — Texas Woman’s University, Center for Women Entrepreneurs

$5,000 · Next round usually opens around September 2027, based on past rounds

Why it is on your watchlist: for women-owned businesses in Texas. Not open today — included so you do not miss the next round. Official page: search “StartHER Grant” at Texas Woman’s University.

Checked and excluded for this business: Seaport and Rail Yard Emissions Reduction Program (drayage trucks and cargo equipment only) · Texas Enterprise Fund (projects creating 75+ jobs) · SBIR/STTR federal research grants (genuine R&D only). We list these so you know what was ruled out, and why.

How it works

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Email your business details. What you do, your state and city, number of employees, how long you have operated, and whether the business is woman-, veteran-, or minority-owned. One short email is enough — use the button below.
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We reply within 12 hours with your $29 payment link and confirm what you will receive.
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Your report arrives by email within 24 hours of payment. If we find fewer than 3 grants that genuinely fit, we tell you before you pay — no charge for an empty list.

$29, one time. No subscription.

First 10 reports only — each one is researched by hand. When the first 10 are gone, this page comes down until the next round.

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Research service by Kaimo Media. We are not affiliated with Grants.gov, the SBA, WomensNet, Verizon, LISC, or the Texas Workforce Commission. Grant amounts, eligibility, and deadlines change — always confirm the current terms on the funder’s official page before you apply. Sample checked November 16, 2026.