Unclaimed vs. GrantStation
A grantmaker database for nonprofits, sold as an annual membership. Every figure below is cited to the page it came from — checked 2026-09-25; prices change, so follow the source link to confirm.
GrantStation's pricing
| 1-year membership | $199/year |
|---|---|
| 2-year membership | $299 |
No free trial; a signed-out visitor can see how many grantmakers match a search without seeing full profiles.
Source: grantstation.com/product/grantstation-membership
Unclaimed's pricing
| Eligibility check | Free forever — no sign-up |
|---|---|
| Personal | €50/year (or €7/month — the annual plan saves €34) |
| Startup | €49 per seat / month (or €490 per seat / year) |
| Enterprise | €80 per seat / month (or €800 per seat / year — billed annually) |
Where GrantStation is ahead
- 150,000+ funder profiles and 15,000+ curated grants, updated daily, aimed specifically at US 501(c)(3)s, schools, tribal councils and similar organisations.
- Grant-strategy guides, proposal-writing templates and monthly webinars bundled with the database.
- An AI tool that turns a description of your organisation into search terms against its own database.
Where we are ahead
- Every programme record is free to read on a public page and in the JSON dataset — no $199-a-year membership needed to see a full profile rather than a match count.
- Household benefits alongside company grants, worldwide — not one database of US nonprofit funders.
- An MCP server and a public JSON API, at no extra price — GrantStation offers neither.
What's actually in Unclaimed
- 1,641 company programmes across 77 jurisdictions
- 2,217 household benefits across 25 countries
- A free eligibility check with no sign-up, on both sides
- An MCP server at /mcp for AI assistants, and a static JSON API beside it
- Daily status refresh, so an "Open" badge does not outlive the deadline it describes