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#108SaaS Updated September 4, 2026

GrantClock, the grant portfolio calendar for small nonprofit teams · Updated September 4, 2026

Every application deadline, interim report and renewal window on one page, with alerts that start counting a month out.

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On Friday, September 4, 2026, GrantClock sits at #108 of 154 on premierdelaclasse.lol with 1ドル pledged, 1ドル behind WhiskerRefill.

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GrantClock is a deadline calendar built for the specific anxiety of running grants at a small nonprofit: the letters of inquiry, the proposals, the interim narratives, the financial reports and the renewal windows that all land at different times and are easy to miss. You import your existing spreadsheets, assign each funder its recurring dates, and the whole portfolio sits on a single page instead of scattered across six different inboxes.

You are reading this on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where the ranking is bought rather than earned. GrantClock holds the spot its bid pays for, and that placement says nothing about the software one way or the other. What follows is a plain description of the product itself, so you can decide whether a dedicated grant calendar is worth your time regardless of who paid to sit where.

What GrantClock actually tracks

At its core GrantClock is a portfolio calendar. Every grant becomes a set of recurring dates: letters of inquiry, proposals, narrative reports, financial reports and renewals, each with a named owner. The calendar offers month, quarter and fiscal year views, so a development lead can see this week's filings and next quarter's renewals in the same place.

A report status tracker marks what is drafted, submitted or overdue, and a searchable funder history keeps past submissions and documents attached to each foundation, government or corporate funder. The point is that nothing about a grant lives only in someone's memory or a stray email thread.

How the alerts work

GrantClock's premise is that missed deadlines come from silence, so it front-loads the warnings. Each due date triggers staged alerts at 30, 14, 7 and 2 days out, sent to the person who owns that grant. If the owner has not acted, the platform escalates to the executive director at the 48-hour mark.

The result is a calendar that nags on a schedule rather than a single reminder that is easy to swipe away, with accountability tied to a specific person for each filing.

Who it is built for, and what it costs

GrantClock is aimed at nonprofits with fewer than ten development staff: teams too small for enterprise grants software but too busy to track everything by hand in a shared spreadsheet. Billing is monthly, with no setup fee and cancellation anytime.

The Grassroots plan is 29ドル a month for up to 20 grants and 2 staff accounts. The Growing plan, which the site marks as recommended, is 69ドル a month for up to 75 grants and 6 staff accounts. The Established plan is 149ドル a month for unlimited grants, 15 staff accounts and the audit features.

Exports, audits and the board packet

Reporting flows both ways. You can import existing grant spreadsheets or CSV files to get started, then export board packets for meetings and CSV files for auditors. GrantClock also tracks restricted funds and match requirements, the parts of grant management that are easiest to get wrong under deadline pressure.

A private calendar feed lets deadlines appear inside Google Calendar or Outlook, alongside everything else a team already watches. The idea is that the grant calendar does not become one more tool nobody opens: it feeds the tools your staff already live in.

Frequently asked questions

What is GrantClock's rank today?

As of September 4, 2026, GrantClock sits at #108 (100 of 139 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with 1ドル pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.

How much to overtake WhiskerRefill today?

As of September 4, 2026, about 1ドル on top of GrantClock's current total takes it past WhiskerRefill and up to #107. The board updates live with every payment.

How much does GrantClock cost?

GrantClock has three monthly plans with no setup fee and cancellation anytime: Grassroots at 29ドル a month (up to 20 grants, 2 staff accounts), Growing at 69ドル a month (up to 75 grants, 6 staff accounts, marked recommended), and Established at 149ドル a month (unlimited grants, 15 staff accounts, audit features).

Who is GrantClock for?

It is built for small nonprofit development teams, specifically those with fewer than ten staff managing foundation, government and corporate grants. If your deadlines currently live in a spreadsheet and several inboxes, that is the situation GrantClock is designed for.

How does GrantClock keep me from missing a deadline?

Each due date sends staged alerts at 30, 14, 7 and 2 days out to the grant's owner, and escalates to the executive director if nothing happens within 48 hours. Alerts are tied to owners rather than a shared calendar, so a specific person is accountable for each filing.

Can I move my existing data in and out?

Yes. You can import grant spreadsheets or CSV files to start, and export board packets and auditor-ready CSVs later. A private calendar feed also syncs your deadlines into Google Calendar or Outlook.

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