Know your score
before you submit.

GrantScore Pro supports Federal grants (NIH, USDA, HHS, NEA, NEH, DOE, and all NOFO/RFP formats), State agency grants, Private foundation proposals (Ford, Gates, Kellogg, and others), Corporate/CSR applications, Community foundation proposals, and Capacity building grant requests. The scoring criteria automatically adjusts based on the grant type you select so your feedback is specific to how that funder type actually evaluates applications.

No — and any tool that makes that claim should be avoided. Funding decisions involve funder priorities, relationships, budget cycles, and competitive pool dynamics that no tool can predict. What GrantScore Pro does is ensure you know exactly where your application is weak before the funder does — so you can fix it. We can't guarantee outcomes. We can guarantee you'll submit a stronger application than you would have otherwise.

A skilled grant consultant brings funder relationships, sector expertise, and writing talent that GrantScore Pro doesn't replace. What GrantScore Pro offers is immediate, structured, consistent feedback — available at any hour, without a $150–$300/hour consulting fee. Many grant consultants use GrantScore Pro as a first-pass tool before doing their own review. Think of it as a complement to human expertise, not a replacement for it.

Program Design & Methodology (20%) — evidence-based approach and implementation clarity. Statement of Need (15%) — clarity, urgency, and data-backed problem articulation. Goals & Objectives (15%) — SMART criteria adherence and funder alignment. Evaluation Plan (15%) — data collection rigor and accountability structures. Budget Justification (15%) — cost reasonableness, line-item clarity, and leverage. Organizational Capacity (10%) — track record, leadership, and infrastructure. Equity & Inclusion (5%) — commitment to underrepresented populations. Sustainability (5%) — plan for continuation beyond the grant period.

Your application text is sent to the AI model for analysis only and is not stored, shared, or used to train future models. We recommend removing any personally identifiable information about program participants before pasting. Do not include Social Security numbers, financial account information, or sensitive personal data about individuals served by your program.

Yes — and we strongly encourage it. Score your draft, revise the weakest dimensions using the priority order provided, then score again. Repeat until you reach the Fundable or Competitive tier. Most users run 2–3 scoring rounds before submitting a polished application. Each score is independent so you can track your improvement across rounds.

Yes. Paste your LOI text and select the appropriate grant type. The scoring will flag gaps in your problem framing, mission clarity, and organizational credibility — the same elements funders evaluate in an LOI format. Some dimensions will score lower simply because LOIs are shorter, so focus on the specific findings rather than the composite score when reviewing an LOI.

Absolutely. GrantScore Pro is built for practitioners. Grant consultants use it to provide structured first-pass feedback to clients, identify gaps before investing deep revision hours, and deliver a scored report that demonstrates measurable value. If you're interested in a professional or team plan with volume pricing, contact us at grantscorepro.com.

Version 2 will add federal-specific compliance variables including 2 CFR Part 200 alignment, SAM.gov registration flags, and indirect cost rate scoring. Version 3 will add a North Carolina compliance track built on NC General Statutes Chapter 55A governance standards. Future versions will expand state-by-state compliance frameworks across all 50 states and offer enterprise white-label licensing for foundations and government agencies.

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