What does Fundspring do?
Fundspring helps nonprofit teams discover aligned funders, organize opportunities, track outreach, and draft stronger grant materials in one workspace.
FAQ
Answers for nonprofit teams evaluating Fundspring.
A quick guide to how Fundspring helps with grant discovery, matching, proposal support, and day-to-day funding operations.
Who is Fundspring for?
It is built for U.S. nonprofits that pursue private foundation and federal funding, including grant teams, development leads, founders, and program staff.
How does AI matching work?
Fundspring compares your project details with funder priorities, grant history, geography, and other signals to surface stronger-fit opportunities.
Does Fundspring guarantee funding?
No. Fundspring improves discovery, organization, and drafting workflows, but funding decisions are always made by funders.
Can it help with proposals?
Yes. Fundspring includes AI-assisted drafting tools for materials such as letters of inquiry, proposals, follow-up notes, and related grant documents.
How current is the data?
Grant information changes often. Fundspring shows foundation filing-year context and when federal notices were last verified so teams can review freshness before pursuing an opportunity.
Is our organization data protected?
Fundspring uses practical security controls and limits access to your account and organization workspace. See the Privacy page for more detail.
How does pricing work?
Fundspring is $3,588 per year when paid annually ($299 per month), or $349 when paid monthly. For billing help, contact support@thefundspring.com.
Can multiple team members use it?
Yes. Fundspring is designed for teams that need a shared view of projects, funder relationships, and funding tasks.
How do we get support?
Email support@thefundspring.com and the Fundspring team will help with account, billing, onboarding, or product questions.