GrantWatch is a big grant-listings database, useful for browsing what's out there. But it's a directory, not a workflow: you still have to judge fit and write every application yourself. Seek matches grants to your mission and drafts the application with you, free.
| Seek · 501 Labs | GrantWatch | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for nonprofits | ~$18/mo or ~$199/yr |
| Grant listings | Yes | Yes, large directory |
| Matched to your mission | Yes, AI | No, you filter |
| AI application drafting | Yes | No |
| Deadline & document tracking | Yes | No |
| Part of a full ops suite | Yes, all four Blocks, free | No |
Comparison based on publicly available information as of June 2026. We keep these honest. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.
Yes. Seek goes beyond a grant directory: it matches grants to your mission and drafts the application, free. GrantWatch is a listings database; Seek is the workflow.
Yes. 501 Labs is itself a 501(c)(3), funded by donations and sponsorships, so Seek (and all four Blocks) are free for nonprofits, with no per-record or per-seat fees.
Yes. Start free, import your data, and run both side by side until you're comfortable. Seek is free, so there's nothing to lose by trying it.