The AI system that fundraises for your NPO.

Agents handle the full funding workflow: building your funding plan, identifying grant opportunities, writing applications, sourcing aligned funders, and managing outreach on your behalf. The goal is a steady, growing pipeline - not a one-time deliverable.

Consultants bill $3 - 10K/month by the hour and walk out the door at the end of the engagement. Boon is a team of specialized AI agents that work continuously for your organization - researching funders, drafting grants, and running outreach 24/7 - for a fraction of the cost. Your agents stay on the account and get smarter every month. You get more done, more consistently, without managing anyone's hourly clock.

Yes. Your agents source new opportunities, monitor deadlines, draft applications, and run outreach around the clock - nights, weekends, holidays. You wake up to progress. They flag what needs your input; everything else moves forward without you.

Every draft runs a 3-pass self-review: a critic agent flags weak arguments, a compliance agent checks every RFP requirement, an alignment agent verifies it matches what each funder actually funds. You approve before anything is submitted. The proof is the numbers: $800K+ raised for clients, 5× average ROI, and wins from eBay Foundation, Truist, Weinberg, and Kresge. Because every draft pulls from your funding plan and each funder's priorities, clients consistently tell us, "this reads like we wrote it."

It's the first thing agents build after you sign on - a 20-section knowledge base about your organization covering mission, programs, impact data, funding needs, funder alignment, theory of change, and readiness gaps. It becomes the source of truth for every grant agents write. Clients often tell us it's the most organized their organizational story has ever been.

A curated list of 200 - 300 funders aligned with your mission, geography, and funding stage. Agents source them, vet them, and run personalized outreach from your email domain. When a funder responds, the conversation is handed off to you with full context - their 990 history, past grantees, and what earned the reply.

Day one, Boon sends a document checklist and creates your client folder. You upload what you have. Within one week, agents deliver your funding plan. After that, ongoing service begins - grant writing, funder outreach, or both. Most clients are fully operational within three weeks of signing.

About 1 - 2 hours per week. You review drafts, approve funder lists, and handle submission through the grant portal. The agents handle everything else.

No - you submit through the funder's portal. Agents deliver a complete, client-ready application (narrative, attachments, supporting materials) and you copy it in and hit send. This keeps you in control of the relationship and the record. Agents also warmly hand off any funder responses when outreach turns into a conversation.

Small to mid-size nonprofits - typically $250K to $5M annual budget, 0 - 7 full-time staff - with established programs that need consistent funding support. Executive directors, development directors, founders, and board members who know they should be doing more with grants but don't have the time or bandwidth. You don't need an existing development team to start; Boon gives small teams grant capacity they've never had before.

Boon amplifies your team; it doesn't replace them. Your people focus on relationships and strategy. Your agents handle research volume and writing throughput. Most clients see their application capacity triple.

You direct, agents rewrite. Tell us what's missing and the agents rework the draft - as many rounds as it takes. No hourly billing, no pushback, no change orders. That's the model.

Yes. Boon doesn't manage direct mail campaigns, board solicitations, or complex government and federal proposals. The focus is institutional grant funding and relationship-based funder outreach.

Yes, when it's useful. The default is async, which keeps things moving without eating your calendar. But if you want to walk through a draft or talk strategy, Boon makes it happen.