Create an account with your email address, then choose a plan.
Follow Getting started to add the nonprofit you write for.
Paste wording the nonprofit has already approved, and give it a clear title.
Open Fit an answer. Choose your saved wording, paste the funder’s question and enter its limit.
Review the answer and count. Edit if needed, then copy it into your application.
Help, at your own pace
Let’s get your next answer ready.
Start with the sample walkthrough, then find the guide for what you want to do. You can read these guides before creating an account.
Riverbend Literacy Project
An illustrative nonprofit
Start with writing your nonprofit has approved.
Riverbend Literacy Project provides free one-to-one reading support for children in grades one to four. Volunteer tutors meet students twice a week at local schools, using reading materials matched to each child’s level. Families receive books to take home, helping children keep practicing between sessions. We track reading progress and attendance, and our coordinators review results with teachers each term. The program combines regular tutoring and family participation to give children more opportunities to practice reading.
76 words · saved in the LibraryYour Library is where you keep wording to use again.
Prepared sample answers. Choose a step to explore at your own pace.
Find your next step
Short answers to everyday questions.
7 guides to help you get started
Getting startedMake your first workspace
Start with one nonprofit, one piece of approved writing and one application question.
Make your first workspace
Start with one nonprofit, one piece of approved writing and one application question.
Getting startedWhat should I paste into the Library?
Use writing that is accurate and approved for the nonprofit.
What should I paste into the Library?
Use writing that is accurate and approved for the nonprofit.
A program description, mission statement or previous grant answer is a useful starting point.
Save each piece of writing with a title you will recognize later, such as Program description.
Include the facts you need in your answers. GrantFit works from the wording you select.
Keep different nonprofits in separate client workspaces.
Writing & countsMy answer is too long. What should I do?
A red count means the edited answer is over the limit.
My answer is too long. What should I do?
A red count means the edited answer is over the limit.
Check that you selected the limit shown in the application form: words, characters, or characters without spaces.
If you edited the answer, the count updates as you type. Remove wording until the count says Fits.
Try again creates another answer from the selected approved wording and original question and limit.
Copy remains available for an over-limit edit. Check the count before you paste it into a funder’s form.
Writing & countsShould I choose words or characters?
Match the type of limit in the application form.
Should I choose words or characters?
Match the type of limit in the application form.
Choose Words for a word limit, and Characters for a character limit.
Choose Characters without spaces only when the form uses that kind of limit.
Select ZoomGrants when using that portal: it counts each line break as two characters.
Use Just count to check wording without generating an answer.
Writing & countsWhere are my saved answers?
Generated answers are saved in Fit’s History.
Where are my saved answers?
Generated answers are saved in Fit’s History.
Open Fit an answer, then choose History.
Select the question to reopen its answer.
When you edit an answer and use Copy answer, the edit is also saved to History.
Save to library stores a fitted version with its source writing when the answer fits and uses one source.
Account & billingI can’t log in or forgot my password
Reset your password with a 6-digit code sent to your email.
I can’t log in or forgot my password
Reset your password with a 6-digit code sent to your email.
Open Log in and check that the email address is correct.
Choose Forgot password and enter the email you signed up with.
Type the 6-digit code from the email (check spam too) and choose a new password.
If you still cannot log in, open an email draft below and describe what happened.
Account & billingHow do I manage or cancel my plan?
Your plan controls are in Account and plan.
How do I manage or cancel my plan?
Your plan controls are in Account and plan.
Sign in and open Account and plan from the app menu.
Choose Manage billing to open the secure billing page.
Review the plan and cancellation options shown there.
Your account page shows your current plan status and remaining trial days when applicable.
Still need a hand?
Tell us where you got stuck.
Choose a topic and describe what happened. We’ll put that into an email draft for you to review and send.
Leave out confidential client details.
