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The saved-search email is slow, noisy, or never comes
Whether you're in development at a nonprofit or a pre-award specialist in an OSP, you're refreshing Grants.gov, NIH and NSF pages, and a dozen foundation sites every week. The forecast-to-posted moment, the moved deadline, the new LOI window — those are exactly the events the built-in alerts handle badly, and the private foundations often have no alert option at all.
- •Late NOFOs: a funding opportunity announcement posts and you see it with two weeks left, not enough runway for a competitive application.
- •Forecast-to-posted gaps: a forecasted opportunity becomes posted and the clock starts, but nothing tells you it flipped.
- •Moved deadlines: a due date or LOI window shifts and your calendar is now wrong.
- •No-alert foundations: the community and private foundation pages you rely on have no subscribe button, so you check them by hand.
How it works
Tell us the funding pages to watch
Add your Grants.gov saved-search results, NIH Guide and NSF solicitation pages, agency NOFO pages like ACF, CDC, FEMA, and DOT, plus the foundation and university OSP limited-submission pages you track.
Including niche foundations with no alert option.
Our agent re-reads them on your schedule
sieve reads each page semantically, so a forecast flipping to posted, a new RFA, or a quietly moved deadline gets caught even on a foundation site that never sends a notification of its own.
Catches forecast-to-posted and deadline moves.
You get the alert where you work
A clean alert — what posted or changed, and the deadline — lands in your inbox, Slack, or as a text, with enough runway to scope a real LOI instead of a rushed one.
Email, Slack, or SMS.
Watch the pages you already track
Not a discovery database to browse. You curate the funders and program pages that fit your mission and eligibility, and we watch exactly those.
Covers foundations with no subscribe button
The community and private foundation RFP and LOI pages that have no alert option are exactly where we shine. Stop checking them by hand every week.
Human-verified, so it's worth acting on
A person checks every flagged change before it reaches you, so a reworded program page doesn't fire an alert. When a NOFO lands, you can trust it and move.
Catches the timing events, not just new posts
A forecast going live, a deadline moving, an LOI window opening — the changes that decide whether you can submit a competitive application at all.
What grant and pre-award teams watch
- Grants.gov saved-search results and forecasted-to-posted opportunities
- NIH Guide and NSF program solicitation pages for new RFAs and FOAs
- Federal and state agency NOFO pages — ACF, CDC, FEMA, DOT
- Private and community foundation grants, RFP, and LOI pages with no alert option
- University OSP and SPA limited-submission pages and internal deadlines
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You pick the exact funders and program pages that fit your eligibility, so the scope is yours, not a broad keyword feed. Then a person verifies each flagged change before it reaches you — a real NOFO, a forecast going posted, a moved deadline — so you act on what's competitive instead of sifting digests.
Yes, and that's a big reason people use us. Many community and private foundation grants and LOI pages have no subscribe button, so we watch the page itself and tell you the minute a new RFP or deadline appears.
Yes. We catch the timing events specifically — a forecasted opportunity flipping to posted, a due date or LOI window shifting — not just brand-new posts, so your calendar and your go decisions stay right.
Those are databases for discovering funders and prospect research. We monitor the exact pages you already track — including the niche foundations they don't index — and push you the change. Use them to find funders, use us to never miss a deadline on the ones you're pursuing.