Grant alerts
Grant application handling
We alert you for free to the public grants you can apply for, based on your province and profile.
Public grants are published scattered across gazettes and written in gazette language.
From Madrid we prepare grant alerts for businesses, self-employed people and associations across Spain.
You sign up with your email, your province and what you are, and we write to you with the grants you can apply for.
Each alert arrives in plain language, with the deadline and the link to the official call. It is free.
The alerts start as soon as the system that reads the official database is up and running.
If you sign up before then, we keep your registration and write to you with the first alert.
We alert you to public grants based on your province and the type of business. You sign up with your email, your province and what you are: self-employed, SME or association.
With that information we know which calls may be useful to you.
After that we alert you to the public grants you can apply for, depending on where you are and what you are.
Each alert is in plain language, with the deadline and the link to the official call. That way you know whether it interests you without first having to decipher the gazette.
Here is where we stand now: the alerts start as soon as the system that reads the official database is up and running.
Until then we keep your registration and write to you with the first alert. You do not need to sign up again.
We do it in four steps. First, we read the National Grants Database and the Official State Gazette (BOE) every day.
Then we set aside the calls that are closed or were direct awards, and classify the rest by province, type of applicant and purpose.
For the ones that remain, we write each listing in plain language from the call's summary notice and its official rules, and a person reviews it. In the end we send you only the grants that fit your province and profile. What does not fit does not reach you.
The data comes from the National Grants Database (Data source: Intervención General de la Administración del Estado) and from the Official State Gazette, with the date of each piece of data. We use public information, but we do not speak on behalf of any body.
We alert you by email to each open grant that fits your province and profile.
One email per grant, so each can be read separately and you can forward it to your adviser if you need to.
Each alert brings a plain-language summary: what it is, who can apply, how much, until when and where to submit. It also includes the link to the official call and its rules, with the date of the data. Each listing carries its source and its date, so you can check everything against the original.
If one day you lose interest, you unsubscribe in 1 click from any email.
We do not alert you to grants awarded directly to a specific entity, because nobody else can apply for them.
They appear in the gazettes, but there is no point sending them to you.
Nor do you receive grants for individuals other than the ones you choose when signing up as an individual. And the alerts do not include submitting the application: that is the application handling service, which is separate.
Aupamos is a private service of Vera Senses S.L., independent of any administration. We tell you what each body publishes, but each body issues its grants with its own rules.
Signing up, receiving the alerts and reading the grant listings is free. We only charge if you ask us to handle a grant application and you get paid.
Signing up takes 1 minute: your email, your province and what you are. Then you need to confirm your email from the link we send you.
We only write to you once you have confirmed it: that way we know the email is yours and that you want to receive the alerts.
Yes. Signing up, receiving the alerts and reading the grant listings is free. We only charge if you ask us to handle a grant application and you get paid.
One email for each open grant that fits your province and profile. It includes a plain-language summary, the deadline and the link to the official call.
As soon as the system that reads the official database is up and running. If you sign up before then, we keep your registration and write to you with the first alert.
The data comes from the National Grants Database (BDNS) (Data source: Intervención General de la Administración del Estado) and from the Official State Gazette (BOE). Each listing carries its source and its date.
Yes, in 1 click, from the link in every email. If an email is left unconfirmed, we delete it after 30 days.
You can sign up for the alerts as an individual. We offer application handling only to self-employed people, businesses and associations.
An alert tells you that a grant exists.
To find out whether you can apply for it, there is the eligibility check: you tell us which grant you want to apply for and what your business is, and within 48 hours we tell you whether you meet the requirements in the rules, which documents are needed and what the deadline is.
If you decide to apply and do not want to wrestle with the administration's online portal, there is grant application handling on a success-fee basis.
We prepare and submit the grant application on your behalf, with your power of attorney, and follow the file until you get paid.
It is the first step and ties you to nothing. The rest only comes if you ask for it.