The Graph Grants Program
Funder
The Graph Foundation · The Graph Grants Program
Type / status
other · open
Amount
—
Deadline
unknown
Ecosystems
thegraph
Categories
infradev toolingdata analyticscommunity
Tech stack
Apply
Source
Fit
25% · weak fit · The team's expertise in ZK, privacy, and Rust/Leo aligns with The Graph's data infrastructure, but they operate in the Aleo ecosystem, making them an outsider to this specific funder's primary focus.
Trust
95% · model self-report 80% · first seen 2026-09-09 · v1
Verified
2026-09-15 · page still up, no closing language
The Graph Grants Program funds open-source contributions to the Graph ecosystem, including protocol development, tooling, subgraphs, data services, and community initiatives. Individuals, teams, and projects are encouraged to apply, regardless of technical background, to support growth and innovation in web3 data infrastructure. Applicants submit proposals via a Typeform application link provided on the page. There are no specified funding amounts or deadlines mentioned in the document.
Eligibility: Individuals, projects, and initiatives that are open source and contribute to the growth of The Graph ecosystem; technical background not required.
Pipeline
Trust breakdown (2/2 checkable facts verified)
| Signal | Weight | Result | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| apply link | 0.075 | 100% | link in source |
| funder | 0.075 | 100% | named in source |
| source quality | 0.15 | 100% | official page or repo |
| model confidence | 0.1 | 80% | model self-report |
Fit breakdown (against the ORG_* profile)
| Signal | Weight | Result | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| model fit | 0.5 | 40% | model rated 40% |
| ecosystem overlap | 0.25 | 0% | thegraph vs aleo |
| category overlap | 0.15 | 33% | infra, dev_tooling, data_analytics, community vs zk, privacy, infra, dev_tooling, security, interoperability |
| tech overlap | 0.1 | 0% | none vs rust, leo, zk |
Sources (1)
| Role | Document | From | Fetched |
|---|---|---|---|
| primary | Grants | The Graph | The Graph grants | 2026-09-09 |
History (1)
| v | Changed | Fields |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2026-09-09 | created |
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Grants
# Learn about Grants & RFPs
The Graph grants program is a gateway for contributing to web3. Grants are awarded for protocol, tooling, subgraph and dapp development, and growth initiatives. Check out past efforts funded by the community treasury.
[Apply for a grant](https://thegraph.typeform.com/applynow)
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Protocol
Advance The Graph Network with R&D efforts on smart contracts, network operations, Graph Node, cryptography and other core development.
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Tooling
Support subgraph and Indexer tooling to improve developer experience, expand features, help users engage with the network and simplify network operations.
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Data Services
Create and use subgraphs and Substreams to build new data services, dapps, and dashboards that contribute to the network of open source data.
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Community
Empower The Graph community to grow the network, subgraph usage and web3 knowledge with education, content, events, developer support and more.
## Graph Grantees
Grants are distributed to individuals, projects and initiatives that are open source and contribute to the growth of The Graph ecosystem. You don’t have to be technical to receive a grant! Take a look at the past efforts funded by the community treasury.
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Wave 4
### Semiotic AI
Core developer grant.
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Wave 3
### Figment
Core developer grant.
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Wave 4
### The Guild
Core developer grant.
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Wave 5
### Cambrian Protocol
An open-source Web3 future of work project.
[](https://cambrianprotocol.com/)[](https://mobile.twitter.com/cambrian_eth)
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## RFPs
There are ongoing requests for proposal (RFPs) from teams that want to contribute to building The Graph. Check out these RFPs that have been requested by core contributors and the community and receive a grant for your efforts!
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There are no open RFPs at this time
The grants program is overseen by The Graph Foundation and The Graph Council, with support from community domain experts and core contributors.