Before you pay $2.

Free to everyone: a programme’s name, the amount it states, its deadline or whether it is open, the kind of money, the country and region, and who it is for. A subscription opens the rest of each record: who runs it by name, the eligibility rules, how to apply step by step, the documents, the terms on any equity, and the official application link.

$2 a month, or $17 a year. The yearly plan includes 30 documentation credits for Grant Studio. Both are charged in US dollars through Razorpay, and both cover every country in the directory. Subscribe.

Yes, any time, from your account page. Access continues to the end of the period you have paid for and then stops; you are not charged again. The refund and cancellation policy has the detail.

Each record is read on the programme’s official site and carries the day it was last checked. A programme is listed only when it has a real route to apply: a form, a portal or a named contact that takes applications. Application links are re-checked every week, and a link that stops answering flags the record for another look.

The programme takes applications today, either until a stated date or all year round. “Opens in rounds” means it runs in cycles and the next window was not announced when we checked. “Closes” with a date is the deadline the official site states. Always confirm on the official page before you plan around a date.

39 countries across North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania. The home page shows each one with how many programmes it has and how many are open.

Indian programmes are listed here in the same shape as every other country’s, and they come from capeasy.in’s scheme directory, our site for India. If you only need Indian schemes, capeasy.in lists them in rupees and drafts the application with you.

A drafting tool: tell it about your company once and it writes the application documents a programme asks for. It is paid per document with credits, separately from the directory subscription, and covers US programmes today.

Open problem statements that pay a prize or a research grant to the team that solves them, chosen because a solution can become a business. They sit on one page across every country, and each one is also a programme record in its country.

No. CapEasy is not affiliated with any government agency, fund or programme listed here, and it promises no funding outcome.

No. Access is for one person, one programme page at a time; scraping or bulk export is not allowed under the terms.

Write to hello@capeasy.in with the official page. Corrections are checked against that page and made; new programmes with a real route to apply are added the same way as every other.