Grants.gov Pro
Grants.gov Pro
Search the official Grants.gov API for federal funding opportunities: keyword and agency queries across 100+ federal agencies, with full filter coverage (status, eligibility codes, funding category, funding instrument, CFDA/Assistance Listing), a deadline-window filter, sorting by open/close/relevance, and single-opportunity lookup by number. Flat rows with agency, CFDA, status, dates and direct links. No API key, no login. $0.005/run + $2.00 per 1,000 rows.
Why this actor
- Purpose-built: Search the official Grants.gov API for federal funding opportunities with keyword and agency queries across 100+ federal agencies, full filter coverage (status, eligibility, funding category, funding instrument, CFDA/Assistance Listing), a deadline-window filter, and up to 1,000 rows per run. No API key, no login. $0.005/run + $2.00 per 1,000 rows.
- Category: DEVELOPER_TOOLS, AUTOMATION
- Runs on Apify's managed platform with results delivered to the actor dataset, ready via API, webhook, or download.
Comparison
If you're comparing Grants.gov scrapers on the Apify Store, the category leader has about 60 users total and none of the competing scrapers expose Grants.gov's full filter set. This actor queries the official Grants.gov API rather than scraping HTML, filters by status (forecasted/posted/closed/archived), eligibility, funding category, funding instrument, and CFDA/Assistance Listing, and adds the deadline-window filter grant writers actually ask for. It pairs with Academic Research MCP for the research side: the grants give the funding landscape, the MCP runs the literature and citation search.
Pricing
$0.005 per run plus $2.00 per 1,000 result rows on Apify's pay-per-event model.
FAQ
Do I need a Grants.gov account or API key? No. The actor uses Grants.gov's public search API. No key, no registration, no login.
How current is the data? Rows come live from Grants.gov at run time, the same source the Grants.gov search page uses.
How many results can I get? Up to 1,000 rows per run. Grants.gov's API serves deep pages in steps; widen your filters rather than paging past 1,000.