Watch NexGrant AI find, write, score, and file a federal grant application: a demo for cities over 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 city your size
Who does the grant work
Applications run through one grants coordinator or a finance office that already has a full job. One full-time writer files about 11 federal applications a year, at about 116 hours each (every input on the methodology page).
Which plan fits
Impact: $975 a month for 6 applications a month, up to 30 a year, built for cities with several departments filing. One contract can cover every department, with a bulk discount for multiple-agency licensing, quoted for your city.
Which departments apply
Public works, police, fire, parks and housing all compete for federal money. Federal programs open in waves: three 40-page applications due in the same month is more than one person can write well.
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.