Online giving page
One donation page, in your own account, on a platform that charges you no monthly fee.
If your website says "mail a check" or sends donors to a page that costs you a subscription, this fixes that. I set up a giving page on a free platform such as Zeffy or Givebutter, in an account your organization owns, with your logo and wording. Donors can give once or monthly, they get a thank-you email the moment they give and a receipt at year end, and the money lands in your own bank account. I make a test gift at the end so you can watch the whole thing work before a real donor does.
What's included
- The platform account, opened in your organization's name, on Zeffy, Givebutter or a similar free platform.
- One donation page with your logo and wording, and a monthly-giving option.
- A donate button for your website, placed for you if you also have website work.
- Automatic thank-you email to each donor, in your words.
- Year-end receipt set up so donors get their tax summary without anyone typing it.
- A test gift to prove the page, the email and the deposit all work.
What you do
Create the account when I send you the link (it takes a few minutes), connect your own bank account, send me your logo, and approve the wording on the page and in the thank-you email. The account, the donor list and the money are yours from the first day.
What it costs
| One time | $350 |
|---|---|
| Ongoing | None |
| Bundle | $175 (half off) with the monthly newsletter or Google Ad Grants |
How to start
Reply to any email from me and say which services you want. The online giving page is a checkbox on the agreement. If we haven't talked yet, email me and tell me how people give to you today.
Limits, stated plainly
The platform's own fees and card-processing fees, if any, are yours, and so is the account. I never hold, route or touch donations, and donor details live only in your account: I sign in to set the page up and give up my access when the work is done. A giving page makes it easy for people who already know you to give. Bringing new donors to it is a different job, which is what the newsletter and Ad Grants are for.