Public sector experts and professional developers, working directly with your organization — capital campaigns and grant funding for nonprofits and technology companies, and grants management software for the agencies that distribute the money.
Standard engagement is $2,500 per month, whichever track you are on.Review our capabilities statement
Organizations that once assembled a dozen vendors are pulling capabilities back in-house and going deeper in their vertical, because the tooling finally makes that viable. A five-person development shop can now run research, drafting and reporting that used to take a department.
Fundraising is one of the last functions still outsourced by default — handed to an agency, priced per proposal, and rebuilt from scratch every cycle. It does not have to work that way any more.
We built the infrastructure for that shift, then staffed the expert layer on top of it. You get the platform and the people who know how to use it, structured so the capability stays with your team when we are done.
Campaign strategy, case for support, prospect research and the grant writing that carries it. We work alongside your development staff rather than replacing them — the goal is a program your team still owns when the engagement ends.
SBIR and STTR across eleven agencies, state innovation programs, and the registration stack that gates all of it. For a venture-backed company, a Phase II award is capital you do not give equity for.
Enterprise-ready systems for agencies that administer funding — intake, review, award and reporting. Built by the team that also runs a live grant database, so the software is informed by the whole ecosystem rather than one side of it.
All three start the same way — one monthly engagement at $2,500, scoped on a call. Buy it directly, or talk to us first.
Feasibility, campaign architecture, gift tables, and the case for support — then the execution plan that makes it real.
Pipeline construction, funder research, cultivation strategy and the reporting cadence that keeps renewals coming.
Federal, state and foundation proposals written to the published review criteria and their point weights — not to a template.
Which instrument actually fits: grant, contract, tax credit, or none of them. Often the most valuable engagement we run.
Grants management platforms, integrations and data systems for agencies and enterprises, delivered by our own engineers.
Ongoing expert time attached to your team, for organizations building the function in-house rather than outsourcing it.
We removed traditional grant funding silos by activating all stakeholders on one collaborative platform. That lets us serve every side at once, and understand the whole funding ecosystem in a way no single entity or government does.
We design for simplicity, joy and ease of use. That improves access for everyone, especially the applicants routinely excluded by traditional grant listing and distribution methods.
Our mission is to deploy modern financial infrastructure to support efficient, equitable and transparent grant funding processes. The OpenGrants leadership team has a ten year history of successful collaboration.
Our experience includes winning multi-million dollar grants, developing enterprise SaaS platforms for the government, and raising millions in funding for venture-backed startups. We believe that, if done right, a business can be an effective catalyst for lasting change.
Our work over the last ten years has chiefly focused on the intersection of the citizen experience with public data sets and public agencies — state, local and federal.
Our past experiences exposed major challenges with grant funding, so we are building the tools and the community to solve them. When you engage our services, these are the people you work with.
