Donations come in by bank transfer and PayPal links; nobody has time to thank each donor.
You need to show impact and reports to donors, partners and grant makers.
Events, volunteer sign-ups and donations in one place that anyone on the team can update.
A fast page for an urgent appeal that works on a phone shared in a chat.
Online giving keeps growing, more of it happens on phones — and phones are where donation pages convert worst.
growth in online revenue for the average nonprofit in 2025.
of nonprofit website visits come from mobile devices, but only 28% of online revenue.
of mobile visitors to a main donation page complete a gift, against 11% on desktop.
of all online revenue in 2025 came from monthly giving.
average online gift in 2024, when online giving grew 2.2% and passed its pandemic peak.
Put your monthly volume into the calculator and see hours and dollars.
The path of one donor from a shared link to a thank-you — and the next gift.
A donor opens a campaign link from a chat, email or Google on their phone.
ReachA short story, one photo and what a gift of $25, $50 or $100 does.
ReachSuggested amounts with monthly giving offered first, and a custom amount.
GiveCard, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal — no account, no long form.
GiveThe donor can choose to cover processing fees so the full gift reaches the cause.
GiveA thank-you page and email with a receipt go out at once.
ThankThe donor and the gift are saved in your donor database with the campaign.
ThankA few weeks later the donor hears what their gift did.
KeepOne-time donors get a gentle invitation to give monthly.
KeepDonors get a yearly summary of their gifts for their records.
KeepA nonprofit website tells the story of your work, shows where the money goes and makes giving take less than a minute — on a phone, with Apple Pay or Google Pay, once or every month. It also signs up volunteers and newsletter readers and thanks every donor automatically.
Online giving grows every year, and most visits now come from phones. But mobile visitors convert worse than desktop ones on donation pages, and monthly donors — who already bring more than a quarter of online revenue — are easy to lose with a clumsy form. A good nonprofit site fixes exactly those steps.
More finished gifts, more monthly donors, receipts and thank-yous that send themselves and a team that spends its time on the cause instead of paperwork.
Typical minutes per gift for a small charity. Your own numbers go into the calculator below.
Based on 21 min by hand and 1.8 min with the new site per item, from the table above.
Payments, receipts and thank-yous run by themselves. Stories and personal calls stay with you.
Larger gifts and partners get a personal call, not just an automatic email.
The people you help and how you tell their story stay your decision.
Impact numbers come from your work; the site makes them easy to show.
People who sign up get a real welcome from the team.
Flip a switch to hand a step to the site or take it back.
More visitors finish a gift on their phone, more of them give monthly, and every donor hears back the same day.
Goals, audience and the pages that matter — a written scope and a fixed price before any design starts.
Layouts on your real content, desktop and phone, with a preview link you can share.
A fast, editable site: forms, integrations, SEO basics and analytics, tested on real devices.
Go-live, redirects and Search Console, then updates, backups and monitoring if you want us to stay.
The one that fits your country, fees and CRM — Stripe-based forms, GiveWP, Donorbox or your current provider. The form sits on your own site, not a third-party page.
Yes. Monthly giving is offered first, donors can change or cancel it themselves, and failed cards are retried automatically.
Yes. Campaigns, stories, events and reports are fields in the admin; we hand over with a short training.
We scope the project to your budget and phase it if needed — tell us what you have and we will say honestly what fits.
Yes. We set up the landing pages, tracking and conversions that Google Ad Grants accounts need.
Describe the project in two sentences — we reply within a day with an honest range and the next step.
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