Which grants fit you? Pick your country and your stage, and get the grants and accelerators that are not closed, with each program's own amount, its deadline, the link, and the day we checked. Free, with no sign-up.
Why this tool exists
Grant lists are long and most of the rows do not apply to you: wrong country, wrong stage, already closed. Reading them takes hours that a founder at the start does not have. The finder narrows the list to the programs that are open for a company like yours, and shows for each the facts you need to decide whether to look further: the amount the program states, the deadline, a link to the program's own page, and the day we checked it.
What you get
A list of grants and accelerators that are not closed, for your country and stage, and for your field if you choose one. No email, no account and no model guessing: it is the same list that Wanna's dashboard starts from. The finder offers 12 countries and regions, plus "somewhere else", and 4 stages: just an idea with no revenue yet, early revenue, growing revenue, and raising a round of three million dollars or more. The field is optional, and the finder offers 16, from AI and fintech to food and agriculture, education and cybersecurity.
How it works
1. Pick your country. Choose where your company is. If it is not on the list, choose "somewhere else".
2. Pick your stage. Four choices, from "just an idea" to "raising a $3M+ round".
3. Pick your field, if you like. Leave it empty and you see everything that fits your country and stage.
4. See what is not closed. You get the programs that are open, each with the program's own amount, its deadline, the link and the day we checked. Rows that have closed are not shown.
Alerts, if you want them
You can ask to be emailed when a new program fits your country and stage. We write at most one letter a week, and only when something new fits. If three letters in a row go without a click on "See them all", we stop writing; you can ask again at any time. You confirm your address by email first, and every letter has a link to stop it. We keep your email, country and stage for this alert only. It is not a Wanna account and not the waitlist.
From a list to an application
The finder shows what exists. To apply, paste the address of your site into Wanna: it reads the site, keeps the programs that fit, and fills each application from facts you confirm. Every application waits for your OK, and you submit the web form yourself.
What we can show, with dates
It is the same list that Wanna's dashboard starts from, and every program shows the day we checked it. Wanna's own record, read from wannable.ai/live on 12 October 2026, 02:40 UTC: 1 company on the OS, 0 sign-ups in the last 7 days, 0 paying customers. Wanna is an early version; the Trust page lists what it does not have yet, such as a security audit report.
What the finder is not
It does not tell you that a program will accept you or that any money will follow. A grant listed as open can close early, and a deadline can move; check the program's own page before you apply. It is information, not advice.
Questions people ask
Is it free? Yes, and there is no sign-up.
Do you need my email? Only if you ask for alerts. The list itself needs no email.
What does it show about each program? The program's own amount, the deadline, the link and the day we checked.
How do I stop the alerts? Every letter has a link to stop it, and we stop on our own if three letters in a row go without a click.
Is my email used for anything else? No. We keep your email, country and stage for this alert only.
Next
Get the applications filled from your site: paste its address and see which programs fit and what each application would say.