Questions
What NGOradar covers, what it costs, and what happens to your data.
It becomes €7 a month. Cancel during the 7 days and you are not charged; cancel later and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Collected continuously from funder sites, national and regional programmes, foundation calls and community schemes across 60 countries, then checked and classified. Closed calls drop out; recurring ones return when they reopen.
No. Alongside funding calls there are events, courses, collaborations, volunteering, mentorship and partner searches — a course that sharpens your team can be worth as much as a grant.
All seventeen Sustainable Development Goals. Opportunities are tagged by goal and by topic, so you can narrow to what your organisation actually works on rather than browsing a single vertical.
Yes — one of the main ways it gets used. One search surface beats a folder of newsletters and a dozen funder sites, and your saved focus areas are yours, not tied to any one client.
You give it a few tags. Opportunities are scored against them and shown with the reason they matched. Scores recalculate nightly; filtering by those tags works immediately.
No. There is no onboarding wizard — sign up and you are in. Add your focus areas while browsing, and change them whenever your work does.
No. An NGOradar membership covers NGOradar — the marketplace, matching and expressing interest — and nothing on the Action Network Worldwide platform or its community. To use the platform, move up to Solo or Organisation.
Yes, and nothing is lost. Solo (€9 a month) adds workspaces, a personal wiki and AI tools; Organisation adds funder intelligence, the proposal engine and project reporting for a team. Your focus areas and matches belong to your account, not the subscription.
A sample is open to everyone with no account. The full 1,302, the filters and the matching need a membership.
Yes. Browsing, filtering, matching and expressing interest are all part of the membership, and we are still refining them as members use NGOradar. If a listing or a match looks wrong, tell us through the support page.