Watch NexGrant AI find, write, score, and file a federal grant application: a demo for towns of 1,000 to 5,000.
The demo follows a small Ohio village with no grant writer and no bandwidth to hire one, using sample data. This is the whole job — find the grant, interview the applicant, write it, score it against the funder’s rubric, clear compliance, and one-click file it to Grants.gov.
What this looks like for a town your size
Who does the grant work
Your whole grant pipeline runs through a single multi-hat person, and your administrator already runs on empty: budgets, council, public works, payroll. When they’re buried, everything stops.
Which plan fits
Growth: $545 a month for 3 applications a month, up to 15 a year, built for a town running a real pipeline. Packs cover your peak months.
What goes unfiled
Your town qualifies for far more grants than it applies for. Winnable grants go unsubmitted, not for lack of eligibility but for lack of hours before the deadline. A consultant charges $15,000 to $25,000 for one application, once.
We can’t promise you win. We can promise you submit.
Screens are from a working build using sample data for a small Ohio village (Hamersville, in Brown County). What the demo shows about the village, and the match percentages, dollar amounts and rubric scores, are illustrative — not the village’s own records or a customer’s results, and NexGrant does not guarantee funding.