Client profiles
Upload each client's business plan or project summary once. Their profile is matched against every new call automatically.
- Up to 25 client profiles
- Eligibility and fit checked per client
- Missing requirements flagged per match
Keep a profile for each client and let GrantMatcher screen them against every call on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal. Spend your hours on proposals, not on scanning portals.
The first question every client asks is "what can we apply for?" GrantMatcher answers it for your whole portfolio, and keeps answering it as new calls open.
Upload each client's business plan or project summary once. Their profile is matched against every new call automatically.
A summary of new and changed matches for each client, every week. Forward it as is, or use it to plan your next call with them.
Set realistic expectations with a success range for each call, and the public source behind it.
Once a client picks a call, you still need partners, precedents, and a plan. GrantMatcher gives you a head start on each.
Partner finder. Organisations with a track record in related EU projects, filtered by country, type, and past role. Useful when a call needs a three-country consortium.
Similar funded projects. What was funded under the same topic before, with objectives and budgets, so you can position your client's proposal.
Exports. Shortlists to PDF for client meetings, or to CSV for your own pipeline tracking.
Shared workspace. Up to 5 colleagues work on the same client portfolio.
GrantMatcher doesn't write proposals and doesn't replace your judgement. It takes the portal-scanning off your plate so more of your time goes to the work clients pay you for.
Client data stays private. Uploads are processed on EU infrastructure under the GDPR, never used to train models, and can be deleted at any time.
Odds describe the competition. They don't judge proposal quality. That's where your experience comes in.
Tell us about your practice and we'll set up your workspace, or request access to try GrantMatcher first.