Free website health check
See how your website looks to visitors and to Google, then get a short report you can use as evidence in a grant application. It is free and you do not need an account.
Grants that can pay for website and marketing work
Checked by our team and open now. Always confirm the rules on the funder's page.
- Fat Beehive Foundation - Digital Project Grants (charities, up to £2,500). Small digital projects for small charities, including websites.
- Google Ad Grants (charities). Free Google search advertising for registered charities.
- Canva for Nonprofits (charities). Free design tools for charity marketing.
- Reach Volunteering: free skilled volunteers (). Free skilled volunteers for charities and CICs, including web and marketing experts.
- WCIT Charity - Technology Project Grants (charities, up to £15,000). Technology projects for UK charities.
- Grants for Good (charities, up to £5,000). Unrestricted funding that can cover marketing costs.
- Elmbridge Digital High Street Boost (businesses, up to £2,000). Websites, online shops and digital marketing for Elmbridge businesses.
- West Lothian Digital Development Grant (businesses, up to £7,500). Websites, e-commerce and digital marketing in West Lothian.
- Renfrewshire Business Development Grant (businesses, up to £10,000). Marketing and website costs for Renfrewshire businesses.
- North Lanarkshire Business Growth Fund 2026-27 (businesses, up to £20,000). Growth projects including marketing in North Lanarkshire.
- Conwy Business Growth and Resilience Programme (businesses, up to £50,000). Growth projects including digital and marketing in Conwy.
- Bulwell Business Growth Grant 2026-2028 (businesses, up to £5,000). Web design and e-commerce for Bulwell businesses.
- Key Fund: Northern Impact Fund 2 (up to £150,000). Mostly a loan, up to 20% grant, for social enterprises in the North and Midlands. Covers website and marketing.
- SWEF Business Grants (businesses, up to £2,000). Small grants for young entrepreneurs in Scotland.
Could you get Google Ad Grants?
Google gives registered charities up to $10,000 a month (about £7,500) in free search advertising. It is for registered charities only. Community interest companies (CICs) are not eligible.
Tick every box before you apply. If you are a CIC or business, the grants listed above are a better place to start.
Common questions
- What does the website health check look at?
- It loads your home page and checks it has a secure https address, displays properly on phones, loads quickly, and has a page title, search description and main heading. It also reminds you to check your Google Business Profile.
- How do I use the report in a grant application?
- Funders ask why your project is needed. The report gives you dated, specific findings, such as a site that does not work on phones, which you can quote as evidence of need. Add your supplier quotes and how you will measure the difference.
- Can grants pay for a new website or marketing?
- Some can. Small digital grants for charities, council business grants and unrestricted funding often cover websites, online shops and marketing. The list on this page shows ones that are open now.
- Can a CIC get Google Ad Grants?
- No. In the UK Google Ad Grants is for registered charities only. Community interest companies, schools, hospitals and government bodies are not eligible.
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