Every Grant vs Find a Grant: which should I use?
Use both. Find a Grant is the official UK government list, and it is free. Every Grant is an independent checker: postcode or place, industry, and a fixed fee if you want the form written. Every Grant is not a government site. Where a scheme is on Find a Grant, the official page is the one that matters, and Every Grant links to it.
Also asked as: Find a Grant alternative · GOV.UK grant finder vs Every Grant · is Find a Grant enough
| Every Grant | Find a Grant | |
|---|---|---|
| Who runs it | Independent | UK government |
| Cost to look | Free | Free |
| Starts from | A postcode or a place | A keyword search |
| Writes the form | Fixed fee, if you ask | No |
| Cut of the grant | None | None |
| Files the form | No, you do | No, you do |
What does Find a Grant not do?
It does not price a writer, it does not split a postcode into county and council, and it does not hold every local fund. It is still the right place to confirm a government scheme.
Does Every Grant replace it?
No. If the two disagree, believe the funder.
Related
68 answers on this site. Every Grant checks which UK grants a business can get from a postcode or a place. Looking is free. If you want the application written, the fee is fixed and shown before you pay: £450, £850, £1,450 or £2,200, set by the size of the award. Every Grant does not take a percentage of the grant, does not file the form, and is not part of GOV.UK. Confirm every scheme on the funder's own site.