GrantRadarUS

Federal grants for US small businesses. Filtered from Grants.gov. Updated hourly.

Federal grants for small businesses, without the firehose.

Grants.gov lists thousands of federal opportunities, most of them irrelevant to a small business. We filter the firehose to SBIR, STTR, USDA Rural, EDA, and SBA programs, then post the most actionable ones — with funding amounts and deadlines — to @GrantRadarUS and a weekly email.

Tracking every active SBIR, USDA Rural Development, EDA, and SBA opportunity on grants.gov. Rechecked hourly.

Free: First-Time Federal Grant Applicant Checklist

A 12-page PDF covering everything you have to do before you can apply: SAM.gov registration, Grants.gov account setup, NOFO reading, and the seven most common rejection reasons. No payment, no email gate — though we'll send you a welcome email with two tactical tips most small business applicants miss.

No credit card. Unsubscribe anytime. We don't sell your email.

Skip the email — download the PDF directly

Paid: Federal Grant Application Starter Kit

Starter Kit — Lite Edition

$19 — one-time

The two highest-leverage documents from the full kit:

The 25 Most Common Rejection Reasons — categorized (Compliance, Budget, Narrative, Eligibility) with the specific fix for each
NOFO Decoder Worksheet — a 9-section worksheet for pulling every actionable requirement out of a Notice of Funding Opportunity before you start writing

Single-user license. Lifetime updates. 30-day refund, no questions.

Buy the kit — $19

How this works

GrantRadarUS is an automated aggregator of public Grants.gov data focused on small business funding. We pull new opportunities from the official Grants.gov API every few hours, keep only the ones relevant to small businesses (SBIR, STTR, USDA Rural, EDA, SBA, MBDA), summarize them with funding amounts and deadlines, and post them to X and a weekly newsletter. The first-time applicant checklist and the starter kit are written by us based on publicly documented federal grant application requirements.

We are not a law firm, an accounting firm, or a grant-writing consultancy. We do not file applications on your behalf. We make no representations about your eligibility for any specific opportunity or about the success of your application. Always verify deadlines, eligibility, and program-specific requirements directly on grants.gov before applying.