DraftBank is an AI grant writing tool that turns everything your nonprofit has ever written into a reusable answer library — paste any RFP and get a structured, fundable first draft in minutes.
Describe your organization's mission and history.
500-word limit · narrative section
Your draft appears here — assembled from the tagged answer blocks below, in your voice.
Built for the two-person dev team applying to the same funders as the big institutions — with a tenth of the writing capacity.
An RFP lands with a three-week deadline. You dig up last year's similar application, copy-paste the mission, rewrite the org history to fit a new word limit, re-answer the evaluation question for the hundredth time, reformat everything, and submit at 11pm.
The hard part isn't the thinking. It's re-typing what you've already written. Again.
Every proposal you upload becomes searchable, tagged answer blocks. A new grant asks for your mission? It's already there — adapted to the question and the word count. Your institutional knowledge stops living in one overworked person's head and a folder of old Word docs.
We bring professional live theater to rural communities that rarely get to see it.
Founded 2009 · 14 seasons · 38 original productions staged across the county.
Rural audiences travel 40+ miles for professional live performance; most go without.
Pre/post surveys, attendance counts, and teacher feedback every program cycle.
72% of the request funds artist fees and teaching-artist stipends.
11 schools and 4,200 students reached through our teaching-artist program each year.
We read them and build a tagged library of your reusable answers — mission, history, need statement, evaluation plan, budget narrative.
We map its real sections, word limits, and required attachments — no guessing the structure of a new funder's application.
Every section drafted from your library, in your voice. You edit the 20% that's actually new, not the 80% you've written before.
the average time to write one proposal — most of it content you've already written.
nonprofits per working grant writer in the US. The work massively outstrips the people.
built around arts-council & NEA formats and how arts orgs describe programs and impact.
I used to dread the org-history section every single time. Now it's drafted from what we actually wrote last year, and I spend my hours on the project narrative — the part only I can write.
I keep a separate library for each arts client. A new RFP comes in and I'm 80% of the way to a first draft before I've made coffee. It paid for itself on the first proposal.
No per-seat traps. No funder-database you didn't ask for. Free to draft your first grant — and flat after that. Reserve a founding-org price and lock $39/mo for life.
For comparison: Grantable starts at $50/mo, Pro is $150/mo. DraftBank is $39 flat.
Built by people who've done the 11pm submission. No hype — just the things you'd want to know before trusting a tool with your proposals.
“I built DraftBank because I watched someone rewrite the same grant answers, cycle after cycle, at midnight. The thinking was done years ago. The re-typing shouldn't be the job.”
— the DraftBank team · for small arts & culture nonprofits
Turn your past proposals into a reusable answer library and draft your next grant from your own words — free to start.
No card to start · $39/mo flat after · unlimited seats