Stop renting software.
Own it.
Small nonprofits pay for subscription tools twice: once on the invoice, and again in the staff hours spent making them talk to each other. We build custom apps around how your team actually works — one tool or several, connected as tightly as you need and yours to own — priced so it pays for itself in dollars and in time.
Founding pricing — $1,000 off every tool after the first.
$500 more off per tool than our standard rate — and it's locked on your proposal the day you send it.
Pick your tools. See your price.
Most software companies won't tell you the price until they've had you on three calls. Here's ours. Every build starts with the Foundation — then tap the tools you need and watch your price update.
Pick a build close to yours, then add or remove tools. Or skip these and choose your own below — every team's needs are different.
The connective tissue: one shared set of records, sign-in for your team, your branding, your existing data moved over, training, and documentation. Built once, whether you add one tool or seven.
Select the tools that match your team's needs. Your total updates as you go.
Four steps. Every number up front.
You don't have to build it all at once.
Most teams start with one or two tools and add more as budget allows. That works because the Foundation is built once — the second phase costs the same as it would have in the first, and the discount still applies. Nothing about waiting costs you money.
Whatever you add later, the discount holds. The Founding Rate covers the tools in your approved proposal; tools added beyond it get the standard ladder — $500 off per tool — and never a higher price than the one you already saw. We don't price your future higher because you were careful with your budget now.
Same build. Your choice of how to fund it.
The price doesn't change with the path. Pick the one that fits how your organization budgets.
The Foundation deposit at kickoff, the balance at completion — you never pay for work you haven't received, and there's nothing owed after delivery. The simplest path from audit to ownership, best for organizations with reserves or a board that prefers a one-time capital project.
We provide a funder-ready project summary with every proposal — including a milestone payment schedule funders like to see. Technology capacity building is a fundable line item, and this project has the sustainability story funders ask for.
Both paths cover the same fixed price agreed in the Frame — no licenses, no per-seat fees, nothing owed after delivery. We'll help you weigh the right one during the walkthrough.
The dollars are the smaller half. The hours are the reason to do it.
Nonprofits are understaffed and stretched thin. A smaller software bill helps — but the return your team feels every single week is the time and attention that stops going into maintaining software and starts going back into the mission.
Before you start.
The things nonprofits ask us most before a build — about ownership, price, payment, and what happens after handoff.