across EU programmes, 2021–2027
per project · Horizon Europe: budget set by each topic
calls and actions supported
countries eligible to apply
EU funding calls
EU programmes fund real ideas — from a school's first project to large international partnerships. Here is every programme AvenEU supports.
Inside AvenEU, Discover shows which calls are open now and their deadlines.
The whole EU funding journey, in one place
Every stage of your funding journey — each step below is a real part of the platform, working together.
Describe your idea in plain language. AvenEU ranks the Erasmus+, CERV, Creative Europe, European Solidarity Corps and Horizon Europe calls it supports by how well they fit your organisation — and tells you which ones your type of organisation can lead, can only join as a partner, or should check first. CERV Citizens' engagement, Networks of Towns and Town Twinning, Creative Europe cooperation projects and European Youth Together are drafts based on the latest published calls.
Write inside the official structure of each call — every section, every character or page limit — with EUri beside you: an expert built on each programme's award criteria, giving ready-to-apply improvements, not vague feedback.
Each budget tool follows its call's own funding model — lump sums for KA210 and KA220, KA240's fixed lump sum split across work packages and organisations, the KA1 unit-cost calculator, the Solidarity Projects unit costs, CERV event lump sums, the Town Twinning table and the detailed budget table for Creative Europe, European Youth Together and Horizon Europe — for Creative Europe and European Youth Together with the Annex 2a travel and subsistence rates and the official workbook downloaded filled in. For KA220, EUri also reads your proposal and catches the activities you forgot to budget; for Creative Europe, European Youth Together and Horizon Europe it proposes budget lines, each quoted from your proposal; and for KA240, the KA1 actions, Solidarity Projects, CERV events and Town Twinning it checks your budget against what your proposal states — so your numbers hold up to scrutiny.
Don't cold-email strangers. AvenEU suggests organisations that have already taken part in EU-funded projects — from official EU project data — matched to your programme, your theme and the countries the programme admits. Add them in a click, or add any partner by hand.
See it in action
Watch how AvenEU takes an Erasmus+ proposal from idea to finished draft — discover, write, budget, and find partners, all in one place.
Coming next on your journey
Invite your partner organisations into the project. Everyone works on the same sections and the same budget — one shared workspace instead of scattered Word files.
A coach, not a judge: a self-check against the award criteria, not the official evaluation. It will read your whole proposal across every criterion at once and flag where the balance is off — so nothing weak slips through on deadline day.
When the grant lands, AvenEU stays with you: track your funded projects, deadlines and reporting, all in one place.
Trust & Security
Your work is your competitive edge. We tell you exactly what happens to every part of it.
When you run an AI analysis — or the Dashboard matches calls to your profile — the text it needs is processed on our AI provider's servers in the US, under strict contractual terms.
It's never used to train AI.
Who's behind AvenEU
We haven't just studied European funding programmes from the outside — we've written proposals, run funded projects, and worked inside the EU funding world for years.
In the European Quarter — minutes from the EU institutions that run the programmes we build for.
The EU's proposed 2028–2034 budget puts more than €224 billion into Erasmus+, AgoraEU (the planned merger of Creative Europe and CERV) and Horizon Europe — AvenEU grows with them.
Pricing
Start for free — or go Pro from €79 one-time or €49.50/month + VAT.
These are the real options — including the ones that aren't us. Here's how they compare across the whole life of a proposal, not just the day you write it.
| AvenEU | Generic AI | On your own | Consultant | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The form | ||||
| Section structure | The real form, all the official sections | Doesn't know it | You read the PDF | Knows it |
| Length limits | Built in, live — characters, or a page guide where the call counts pages | Ignores them | You track them yourself | Knows them |
| Evaluation criteria | Each section analysed against the criterion that scores it | General advice | Your own guess | Their judgement |
| Who can apply | Checked against your type of organisation — partner-only and closed-to-you calls are flagged | Guesses | You read the call document | Knows it |
| Time | ||||
| How long the writing takes | Hours if you're familiar, days if you're learning | Fast text, weeks of correcting and aligning | Weeks to months | On their schedule |
| What you do with the time you save | Refine your proposal, submit more of them | Spend it correcting | — | — |
| If you start early | The text matures, partners have time | Nothing changes | Helps, if you can sustain it | Depends on them |
| The work | ||||
| Finding partners | Organisations from official EU project data, with experience in funded projects | Invents names | Whoever you know | Their network |
| Budget calculation | The call's own model — lump sums, unit costs or event tables | Wrong numbers | Excel | They do it |
| Cost | €49.50/month + VAT — any number of proposals | Whatever your subscription costs + your time | Your time | Per proposal — up to thousands |
| After | ||||
| Who knows what was written and why | Kept with the project in your account | One person's account | The person who wrote it | The consultant |
| If it's rejected | You work on what's there | You rebuild the context | You hunt for the file | You pay again |
| Next round | It's all there — proposals and partners | Whatever you kept, scattered | Whatever's in your files | New invoice |
| After approvalcoming | ||||
| Tracking implementation | Milestones per partner, from the proposal | — | — | New engagement |
| Final report | Builds on what was approved | — | — | New engagement |
You leave it for the next round — and most people do.
The questions people actually ask — answered straight.
It's the workspace where your organisation's EU funding work lives. You write each proposal inside the exact structure of the official application form — the real sections, the real character limits (or, where a call limits pages instead, a page guide) — while EUri analyses what you write against the criteria it will be scored on and shows you what's missing. It covers Erasmus+, CERV, Creative Europe, the European Solidarity Corps and Horizon Europe today. Alongside the writing, you discover the calls that fit your organisation and see whether your type of organisation can apply or only join as a partner, build your budget the way your call funds it, and find partner organisations in official EU project data — ones that have already taken part in funded projects. Nothing resets between rounds: your proposals, partners and past work stay, so every application starts from everything you've already built, not from a blank page.
I already pay for a chatbot that writes well. Why pay again?
A general AI doesn't know the form's structure, the character limits, the evaluation criteria, or this round's priorities — so it writes fluent text in the wrong field, at the wrong length. AvenEU is built for one job only: every field is the real field from the official form, with its real limit (or page guide, where the call counts pages), and EUri is aligned to the award criteria each programme's assessors actually score against — shaped by people who've written, submitted and won these proposals themselves. It's the difference between a clever writer and someone who has sat the exam.
Isn't this just a text editor I'd use once?
You're not paying to write one proposal — you're paying for an ongoing relationship with EU funding. Over six or twelve months you submit more than once, pick up calls as they open, reshape ideas that didn't win into ones that do, find partners without deadline pressure, and keep every proposal and partner in one place instead of scattered across drives and inboxes. The organisations that treat EU funding as a habit, not a one-off, are the ones that keep winning — and that habit is what the subscription is for.
We handle other people's information. Is this safe to use?
Your account and content are hosted on EU infrastructure. When you run an analysis, the relevant text is sent to our AI provider under strict contractual terms and is never used to train any model. Each account sees only its own data, and you can export a full copy or delete everything at any time. We tell you exactly what leaves and what never does — no vague reassurances.
No — and that's deliberate. EUri analyses what you write, shows you where a section is thin against the evaluation criteria, and suggests how to strengthen it. The words stay yours. That matters beyond quality: every EU application carries a declaration that the content is the applicant's own and that no outside party was paid to write it. A tool you use yourself keeps that true; a ghostwriter doesn't.
No. The programmes are designed to bring in organisations that haven't applied before, and AvenEU is built for exactly that — it walks you through each step with the structure and the criteria in front of you, so you're never guessing what a section wants. If you are experienced, it works the other way round: it saves you the repetitive parts and gives you a second pair of eyes on what you've written.
Enough to change what your organisation can do. It depends on the programme and the type of project: a Town Twinning grant runs from €8,455 to €50,745, an Erasmus+ Small-scale Partnership is €30,000 or €60,000, a Cooperation Partnership up to €400,000, a CERV European Remembrance project or a European Youth Together project up to €500,000, and a Creative Europe cooperation project up to €200,000 (small scale), €1,000,000 (medium scale) or €2,000,000 (large scale, a draft based on the latest call that had it). Citizens’ engagement and Networks of Towns set a minimum but no maximum, mobility projects and European Solidarity Corps Solidarity Projects are calculated from unit costs, and for Volunteering Projects the National Agency allocates the grant. For Horizon Europe, the budget is set by each topic. For a small organisation that's often transformative — and it's usually the application, not the idea, that stands between you and it.
Yes. The free plan includes one editable project (archived projects count towards it, and any other project stays readable but read-only), access to every section of the form, a limited number of EUri analyses each month, a small part of every budget tool to try, and the first three partner organisations in Find Partners. It's enough to see exactly how the tool works before you decide to go further.
Start with one project for free, and navigate EU funding with confidence.