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Nonprofit website design

Giving Tuesday, 11:20. The campaign is live and the donate page is slow.

You have one day of attention a year and it arrives all at once. Everything that makes a donation take one extra step on that day costs you a gift that somebody had already decided to make. This is the least forgiving page any organisation runs.

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  • Builds start at $999

Your floor is one of the loud ones.

Six floors, all of them working, and one of them fills up completely one day a year. The way out at the bottom is the quote.

05 THE CORPORATIONS

Automation

Tenant
professional services
What was wrong
“An enquiry is re-typed four times before it ever becomes a job.”
What we put in
Now
Enquiry to survey to quote to job — one record, nothing typed twice.
Working in
Toronto United States
Automation
04 THE CORPORATIONS

Custom software

Tenant
SaaS and technology teams
What was wrong
“Four systems, one spreadsheet holding them together, and nobody trusts the numbers.”
What we put in
Now
One system your people actually open, built around how the work already runs.
Working in
Vancouver United Kingdom
Custom software
03 THE CORPORATIONS

Ecommerce

Tenant
retail and ecommerce
What was wrong
“The counter, the Instagram orders and the wholesale book are three systems.”
What we put in
Now
One order list, and whoever is on shift can run it.
Working in
Calgary Australia
Ecommerce
02 THE MID-MARKET

Branding & creative

Tenant
restaurants and cafés
What was wrong
“Our sign, our menu and our Instagram look like three different businesses.”
What we put in
Now
One identity that holds from the window to the phone screen.
Working in
Montreal UAE / Dubai
Branding & creative
01 THE CORNER SHOPS

Local & maps

Tenant
salons and beauty
What was wrong
“People two streets away have never heard of us.”
What we put in
Now
In the map pack for the searches that bring walk-ins and calls.
Working in
Ottawa India
Local & maps
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Web development

Tenant
trades and home services
What was wrong
“We hand out cards and hope. There is nowhere to send anyone.”
What we put in
Now
Somewhere to send every card, every van and every search.
Working in
Toronto India
Web development

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The price list

How much does a website cost for a nonprofit?

Published, not quoted on a call. The exact figure is fixed in writing before anything starts.

  • Starter from $999 A polished, single-purpose site to plant your flag online — fast and affordably.
  • Launch from $2,400 A sharp, fast site to get you online and converting. Where most charities land: the donate flow, the impact page and volunteer sign-up.
  • Growth from $4,900 The sweet spot — a bigger site built to scale with you.
  • Signature from $9,900 A one-off flagship build with everything turned on.
Every plan, line by line

One campaign day

Where does a nonprofit lose customers without a good website?

This is the day the year is made on. Two of these five moments are gifts that had already been decided on and were lost in the giving.

  1. Campaign goes live. Volunteers briefed. Someone searches your cause and your town, not your organisation's name.

    The site should: Pages about the work, in the words people search — not only an "about us".

  2. Peak. Phones and volunteers both busy. The donate page asks for a title, an address and how they heard about you.

    Lost today. The site would: Amount, card, receipt. Everything else can be asked in the thank-you email.

  3. Lunchtime surge. Someone asks where the money goes. The impact report is a 40-page PDF from 2022.

    Lost today. The site would: One page: what came in, what it did, this year. Written for a phone.

  4. Afternoon. A local business offers to help. They sign up to volunteer in under a minute and pick a date.

    The site should: Volunteering treated like donating: a real form, real dates, a confirmation.

  5. Counting up. The team is still in. Every donor has a receipt, and you have their details — not a platform.

    The site should: Own the donor relationship. It is the only thing that makes next year easier.

What ships

What does a website for a nonprofit include?

Everything here is judged on one day a year, by people on phones who have already decided to help you.

  1. 01

    Where the money goes, on one page

    What came in, what it did, in figures a phone can read. A 40-page PDF from two years ago answers the question by refusing to.

  2. 02

    Donating, in eleven seconds

    Amount, card, receipt. Every extra field on the busiest day of your year costs a gift somebody had already decided to make.

  3. 03

    Volunteering, taken seriously

    Real dates, real roles, a confirmation. Treated like a donation, because it is one.

  4. 04

    Search, read, give, receipt

    Four steps you own end to end — which is how the donor details reach you instead of a platform.

Questions

What do nonprofits ask before they start?

Can you set up online donations?
Yes. We integrate secure donation flows, including one-time and recurring giving.
Do you offer anything for nonprofits?
Tell us about your mission and budget — we scope projects to fit, and we are happy to talk through options for nonprofits.

Get your exact price, in writing.

Send the one thing that is not working. You get a reply inside one business day. After a refundable booking, a basic build and its direction inside 48 hours, and a live date in writing.

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