Give grant applicants a one-stop shop with an Opportunities Portal

Grants live all over the place. Finally, Submittable’s Opportunities Portal gives applicants one place to find them all.
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WHY ORGANIZATIONS LOVE THE OPPORTUNITIES PORTAL
one clear home

Constituents always find what they need

Every opportunity in one place
Applicants find every grant you offer, whether it runs through a GMS, email, or a manual process. They never need to know which department manages what.
Filter without an org chart
Applicants filter by applicant type, category, funding mechanism, and status, whether forecasted, active, or closed, so they land on eligible opportunities without needing to know which department funds what.
Easily connect to each application
Every listing links to application instructions, whether that’s on Submittable, another GMS, a PDF, or a phone number.
custom branding

Constituents always find what they need

A cohesive brand experience
Whether you’re a state government, a federated nonprofit, or are simply looking for a more organized way to offer your opportunities, your Opportunities Portal will look and feel like an extension of your website.
Name and brand the portal yourself
The Opportunities Portal is named and branded however your organization chooses—so it presents as one cohesive destination under your identity, not Submittable's.
Every department under one roof
Departments, chapters, and sub-organizations each get access to add and maintain their own listings, so every program shows up in one place without waiting on someone else's website update.

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Grant management software FAQs

The Opportunities Portal is a branded, publicly accessible hub where an organization, such as a state, city, university, or large nonprofit, showcases every funding opportunity it offers in one searchable place, regardless of which system or process manages each one.

No. The Opportunities Portal works whether an opportunity is run through Submittable, a different grants management system, or a manual process like email or a PDF application. Each listing links out to however that opportunity is actually managed.

Your organization can give posting access to anyone across departments, chapters, or sub-organizations. They can log in and add the key details an applicant needs: eligibility, category, funding mechanism, status, and how to apply.

Yes. Each opportunity can be marked as forecasted, active, or closed, so applicants can see what's coming as well as what's currently open.

Yes. Applicants can filter by applicant type (such as nonprofit, business, or tribal), opportunity category (such as agriculture, economic development, or education), and how funding is disbursed (such as reimbursement or loan).

Yes. Organizations can name it whatever fits their brand, like Opportunities Hub, Grant Connect, or something entirely their own, and brand it accordingly. That way it presents as one cohesive destination under the parent organization's identity, not a Submittable-branded page.