Public grant data from many sources, normalized into one usable schema. GrantsJunction currently holds 848 open, 611 forecasted and 8,713 closed federal opportunities linked to 2,930 assistance programs, last refreshed Oct 8, 2026 · 2:00 AM ET.

What the dataset includes

Opportunities — status, posting/close/archive dates, award floor and ceiling, estimated funding, expected awards, cost sharing, instruments, categories, eligible applicant types and official links.
Programs — Assistance Listing Number, objective, agency, program-level eligibility, related programs and obligations by fiscal year.
Agencies — Grants.gov agency codes with parent/sub-agency hierarchy.
Provenance — for every record: source system, external ID, fetched time, source-updated time, payload hash, parser version and import run.
Change history — field-level changes to deadlines, amounts, status and eligibility as they are detected.

Why normalized data matters

Each source has its own identifiers, codes and formats. A normalized layer with stable IDs, consistent codes, deduplication and change tracking turns fragmented public records into something you can query, monitor and build on.

API access

A public API is planned (opportunities, programs, agencies, awards, recipients and a change feed). If you would use it — for a CRM, grant-management software, research or reporting — email hello@grantsjunction.com with your use case.

Machine-readable resources available now

RSS feed of newly posted opportunities
XML sitemaps of every indexable grant, program and agency page
llms.txt — a plain-text guide to the site for AI assistants
Live source status

Underlying government records are public. See sources for attribution and terms, and methodology for processing rules.