BidBuilders matches your charity, CIC or community group to the right small-grant funders and writes your first-draft application from a proper interview about your work — not a template. Every draft is reviewed and edited by a real person before it reaches you — never sent straight from a machine.
🎁 Your first funding application is free — no card required. You only pay if you choose to carry on afterwards. The free first application is a beta offer — it ends when beta ends.
A structured intake asks the questions a good bid writer would ask — your beneficiaries, your evidence of need, your numbers, your track record. Funders can spot a generic AI application a mile off. Ours are built from your facts, and anything we don't know is flagged, never invented.
Awards for All, Sport England small grants, community foundations, council funds, supermarket schemes — we keep a working map of who funds organisations like yours, at the amount you need, in your area.
Every draft is reviewed and edited by a person before it goes anywhere near a funder — so nothing leaves unread, and nothing is ever invented.
Charging commission on grant money sits badly with the Chartered Institute of Fundraising's code — and funders dislike it. You pay a flat monthly fee, you know exactly what it costs, and every awarded pound goes to your community.
BidBuilders is in beta, and this is our founder pricing: an ultra-low rate while our first users help us make the service brilliant. After beta, the price will rise to £149/month — but beta founders keep today's £49 for life, as our thank-you for helping us build something worth having.
£49/month
Founder price — locked in for life (rises to £149/month after beta)
Need more than one bid a month, or a bigger bid? Talk to Colin — we'll agree a fair flat price.
Your first application is free with no card details. After your free trial, if you choose to continue, payments are securely processed by All One Planet (BidBuilders is a trading name of All One Planet) via Stripe. No commission is ever taken on your grant.
Registered charitiesCIOsCICsConstituted community groups
If you deliver real work in your community but the funding applications keep slipping down the to-do list — or the last one took your whole weekend — BidBuilders is built for you: sports clubs, youth projects, community hubs, wellbeing groups and everything in between.
BidBuilders started with something I kept seeing as a director of a small North Tyneside community interest company: brilliant community work, and funding the organisation was genuinely eligible for — left on the table because the admin of applying was simply too heavy for a small team with no spare evenings.
I built BidBuilders to take that burden off small organisations, so a good project isn't lost to a blank application form. I review and edit every draft myself before it reaches you — nothing is sent straight from a machine.
— Colin, BidBuilders (All One Planet Ltd)
You can — and funders are already tired of the results. Generic AI bids assert need instead of evidencing it, invent statistics, and read like everyone else's. Our drafting is different in three ways: it starts from a structured interview about your organisation, it never invents a fact (gaps are flagged for you to fill), and a real person who understands the grant process from inside a community organisation reviews every word before you see it.
Yes. CICs limited by guarantee with at least two unrelated directors, an asset lock, and a dedicated bank account requiring two unrelated signatures are fully eligible for National Lottery Awards for All grants up to £20,000.
Taking commission on awarded grant funds breaches the Chartered Institute of Fundraising Code of Practice and is forbidden by major funders. Our flat fee ensures total ethical compliance and means every pound awarded stays in your organisation.
You complete our structured intake about your organisation and project. We write and human-review your first funding bid for free, with zero card details required. You only decide whether to continue afterwards.