SaaS · Data — Studio product, 2026
Subvenio
Every new Spanish public grant, ingested daily from the national BDNS registry, classified by region and sector — published as SEO pages and a low-noise digest.
Every new Spanish public grant, ingested daily from the national BDNS registry, classified by region and sector — published as SEO pages and a low-noise digest.
Thousands of grants. The one you qualify for expires quietly.
Spain publishes public grants through the national BDNS registry at a volume no small business can follow — spread across 17 comunidades autónomas plus national programmes. Subvenio ingests every new grant daily, classifies it by region and sector, publishes it as a clean indexable page (around 200 new pages a day), and sends subscribers a digest engineered to be low-noise: only what matches, with deadline reminders at T-14 and T-3.
The Pro tier is €9 a month — priced so that missing one grant costs more than a year of the product.
Grants are a deadline business, so the product is built backwards from "never miss one that matters".
The full BDNS open API, every day — new grants classified across the 17 CCAA and national programmes by a deterministic sector taxonomy.
~200 indexable, server-rendered pages published daily, with ES/EN i18n behind a cookie toggle and light/dark theming.
Matched subscribers get T-14 and T-3 reminders, magic-link access and Stripe subscriptions with HMAC-verified webhooks.
The standout piece is the translation chain — six providers deep, free-tier aware.
ES→EN translation runs through a hybrid chain — Azure → DeepL → Google → Workers AI m2m100 → MyMemory → Apertium — with per-provider free-tier quota tracking, so volume never becomes a bill or a blackout.
A /__cron/readiness endpoint verifies the whole pipeline end-to-end before it is trusted — the deploy isn’t done until the system says it is.
Deterministic taxonomy, RGPD compliance, and 77 tests across ingestion, classification and delivery.
Subvenio does for grants what a good adviser would if they never slept: read everything, forward almost nothing, and never let a deadline pass unannounced — running lean on the edge with a translation chain built like a failover power supply.