Nonprofit websites built around the donate button.
Every element on the page either moves someone toward giving or gets out of the way. Most nonprofit sites are organisational charts with a donate link in the corner.
- Fixed-price quote in 1 business day
- Built on WordPress
- US business hours
Nonprofits get one honest advantage online: people genuinely want to help. The failure is almost never motivation, it's friction, a donation flow with too many steps, an impact story told in annual-report language, or a mobile experience that breaks at the payment screen.
The other half of the job is showing where money goes. Donors who can see specific impact give more, and give again.
Building the site and ranking it are two different jobs. The second one is set out on SEO for nonprofits.
What's costing you
enquiries right now.
Donation flows with too many steps
Every extra field costs completions. Most nonprofit donation forms ask for far more than they need.
No recurring giving option
Monthly donors are worth several times a one-off gift, and are frequently not even offered.
Impact described, not shown
“We serve the community” raises nothing. “$50 provides a week of meals for one family” raises money.
Inaccessible to the people you serve
Nonprofits more than anyone need WCAG compliance, and most fall short of it.
Built for how nonprofits
actually win work.
Donation flow built to convert
Minimal fields, suggested amounts tied to real impact, recurring giving offered by default, Apple Pay and Google Pay enabled.
Impact storytelling
Specific, visual, numbers-led programme pages that make the outcome concrete rather than abstract.
Volunteer and event signup
Straightforward forms and calendars for the other two ways supporters get involved.
Donor CRM connected
Gifts flow into Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Salesforce NPSP or Little Green Light automatically.
Accessible by construction
WCAG 2.1 AA-oriented builds, a baseline obligation for organisations serving the public.
Transparency pages
Financials, annual reports, board and governance, the pages serious donors check before a major gift.
Every build ships with this.
- Donation flow with minimal fields and recurring giving by default
- Suggested amounts tied to concrete impact
- Apple Pay and Google Pay enabled
- Programme pages with numbers-led impact storytelling
- Volunteer and event signup with calendar
- Donor CRM integration, Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Salesforce NPSP
- Transparency section for financials, annual reports and governance
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility build
Why we'd build this on WordPress
Nonprofits run lean and need staff and volunteers to update content without paying a developer. WordPress is free, well supported, and integrates with every major donation platform and donor CRM.
- Free and open source, no licence cost on a tight budget
- Volunteers can post updates under restricted roles
- Integrates with Bloomerang, DonorPerfect and Salesforce NPSP
From first call to launch.
- 01
Impact framing
We work with your team to convert programme descriptions into specific, concrete impact statements, the difference between “we support families” and “$50 feeds a family for a week”.
- 02
Donation flow design
We strip the giving form to the minimum viable fields, default it to monthly, and remove every step that isn't load-bearing.
- 03
Content and transparency
Programme pages, impact numbers and the governance content that serious donors check before a major gift.
- 04
Build and CRM wiring
Site build with donations flowing into your donor CRM automatically, so nobody is reconciling spreadsheets.
- 05
Launch and staff training
Launch, then train staff and volunteers to update content safely with restricted roles.
What moves the price on
a nonprofit website.
We quote fixed prices per project rather than by the hour, so scope is what determines cost. These are the four things that move it most.
Number of programmes
Each programme needs its own page with real impact content. A single-programme organisation is a much smaller build than one running eight.
Donation platform
A hosted donation page is inexpensive. A fully embedded, on-brand giving flow with custom amounts and impact framing takes more work.
Donor CRM integration
Whether gifts land in your CRM automatically, with the right campaign codes and soft credits, changes the scope.
Accessibility level
WCAG 2.1 AA is standard in what we build. A formal audit with a remediation report, if a funder requires it, is additional.
Every project is quoted individually. Tell us what you need and we'll come back within one business day with scope, timeline and a fixed price.
Get your fixed-price quoteNonprofits rarely have a motivation problem. People arrive at your site already wanting to help, the failure is almost always friction between that intention and a completed gift.
Shortening the donation form, defaulting to monthly, and saying exactly what a gift does are unglamorous changes that reliably raise more money than a redesign.
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Questions nonprofits
ask us most.
Which donation platforms do you integrate?+
Givebutter, Donorbox, Classy, Funraise and direct Stripe are all straightforward. If you already have a donor CRM we'll usually recommend whichever platform integrates most cleanly with it, rather than adding a second system to reconcile.
Do you offer nonprofit pricing?+
Yes. We discount registered 501(c)(3) work. Tell us about the organisation on the quote form and we'll factor it in.
How do we increase recurring donations?+
Mostly by offering it properly: default the form to monthly, show the annual impact of a monthly gift, and make the amounts concrete. That change alone typically shifts a meaningful share of one-off gifts to recurring.
Can volunteers manage the site?+
Yes. We set up roles so volunteers can edit content and post updates without access to settings, payments or anything they could break.
How long does a nonprofit website take?+
Typically 4 to 6 weeks. Gathering programme content and impact numbers from your team is usually the longest step.
Will the site be accessible?+
We build to WCAG 2.1 AA (semantic structure, keyboard navigation, contrast, focus states, alt text and properly labelled forms), and test with a screen reader before launch.
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