Small business grant alerts, before the round closes
Browse current government grants and open tenders on our free pages. Add Grants & Tenders and we alert you when one opens that your business is likely eligible for, with the closing date in the alert.
You keep hearing about grants after they close
A supplier mentions a grant that would have paid for half the new oven. You look it up. Applications closed on Friday.
Grant rounds open, run for a few weeks and close. Nobody sends you a letter. The news reaches you through a mate, an accountant or a newsletter you skim on a Sunday night.
Tenders work the same way. A council or agency wants the exact work you do, and the submission window has passed by the time you hear.
The fix is not more reading. It is being told early about the few opportunities that actually fit your business, while there is still time to prepare a decent application.
Photo by City of Hollywood, FL on Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)
What small business grant alerts can match you to
Grants come from federal, state and local programs and open at different times of year. Your alerts focus on the kinds that fit your business, plus tenders for the work you already do.
Equipment and fit-out grants
Programs that help pay for machinery, tools, vehicles or a shop fit-out. Read the guidelines before you buy, because some rounds only fund purchases made after approval.
Digital and technology grants
Help with new software, a better website or cyber security work. Worth watching for service businesses with a few staff and no IT department, if the guidelines include your type of business.
Export and growth grants
Support for selling interstate or overseas, hiring or expanding. These rounds tend to ask for a clear plan and figures, so knowing the closing date early matters more than usual.
Energy and sustainability grants
Funding toward solar, efficient fridges, lighting or less waste. Cafés, bakeries and workshops with big power bills are often the ones who should look closely.
Not-for-profit and community grants
Clubs, charities and community groups have their own rounds. See how not-for-profits use alerts for grants, donation site uptime and volunteer email breaches.
See Not-for-profit and community grants
Government tenders
Councils and agencies buying the work you already do, from cleaning to fit-outs. Browse open tenders, then let alerts flag new ones that match your trade.
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