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Nonprofit Website Design That Donors and Funders Both Trust
Websites for nonprofits and social enterprises with every word written for you and the SEO built in. From $1,500 one-time, or $500 a month with six months of SEO. WordPress, and the site, domain and email are registered to your organisation.
40+ practice websites · Organisations in the US, UK, Ireland and Australia
40+ practices
Why Organisations Choose Us
Built For Four Visitors Who All Want Different Things
A donor wants to know where the money goes. A volunteer wants to know what you’d actually ask of them. Someone who needs your help wants to know whether they qualify and how to ask. And a grant reviewer wants to know, in about ninety seconds, whether you’re a safe place to put their money.
Most nonprofit websites are built for one of those four and end up serving none of them properly. Ours are built so each one finds their answer within a screen without the other three getting in the way.
Trusted by People Nonprofits Hire to Win Grants Hired Us
Samoine Flanagan has helped more than 100 nonprofits get grant-ready and win funding. When she needed a website that would hold up to the same scrutiny she puts her own clients through, she came to us. GrantSmarts Consulting now ranks #1 on Google against their competitors.
Built For Mission-Driven Organisations
What a Nonprofit Website Needs That a Generic One Doesn't
Most designers build nonprofit sites the way they build small business sites, with a donate button added. That misses the thing that actually decides whether your website earns you anything.
- A site a funder can assess in two minutes. Mission, programmes, outcomes, leadership, 501(c)(3) status — findable without hunting. Grant reviewers look you up before they read your application properly, and an out-of-date website is a data point against you.
- Four audiences that don't collide. Donors, volunteers, the people you serve, and funders each need a different first screen. That's a structure problem, and it's solved before any design happens.
- Impact in numbers, plus one story. "We support families in our community" is invisible. "412 families last year — here's what happened to one of them" is what gets remembered and quoted.
- The transparency signals people check. EIN, 501(c)(3) confirmation, board and leadership, annual report, financials. Donors look. Funders definitely look.
- Giving that works in three taps on a phone, with recurring donations offered by default. A monthly donor is worth several times a one-off one, and most sites never ask.
- Accessibility built in, not added later. For many organisations it's a funder requirement. For most, it's the point.
- Editable by whoever is actually there. A part-time comms person, a board member, a volunteer. If updating the site needs a developer, the site goes stale — and a stale site is the thing funders notice.
- A site that meets Google Ad Grants requirements. Eligible 501(c)(3)s can get up to $10,000 a month in free Google Ads, but only if the website meets Google's policy conditions. Most nonprofits either don't know about it or lose it because their site doesn't qualify.
Not all of this applies to every organisation. On the call we’ll tell you what would actually move things for you, and what you can safely ignore for now.
what we do
What A Nonprofit Website Has To Do To Work.
Structure Before Design
Owned By Your Organisation, Not By Us
Every Word Written For You
Built To Be Kept Up To Date
How We Work
What Working With Us Is Actually Like
You Deal With Junaet
Every call is with me. I run the discovery, I review the copy, I'm in your project channel. Nothing is handed to an account manager who wasn't on the first call.
A Studio of Three
Me, Tahmina on project and design support, Safayet on build. Small enough that nothing falls through, focused enough that nothing waits in a queue.
Built Around Your Time, Not Ours
One questionnaire, then three short reviews. Solo attorneys don't have hours for a website project, and the process is designed on that assumption.
You Approve Before We Build
Design comes first, page by page. Nothing gets developed until you've seen how it will look and said yes.
You Read Every Word Before It's Live
Copy goes to you for review, and on a legal site that review is not a formality. You know your jurisdiction; we don't. Nothing publishes until you've signed it off.
We'll Tell You If It's Not a Fit
If your money would be better spent getting the offer clear before it goes on a website, we'll say so on the call. Some coaches don't need a site yet. They need to know what they're selling.
client stories
What It's Like To Work With Us
I had a great experience working with Junaet on my website. He is professional, patient, and genuinely cares about delivering the vision you have in mind. He listened carefully to all of my feedback, paid attention to even the smallest details, and was always willing to make adjustments until everything felt right.
Anna Levandi
Workplace Psychological Trauma Specialist | PSI | CIPD | EMCC
Hunada Zein Eddin
Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist (LPC) | Trauma-Informed & Attachment Psychotherapy
Junaet helped me revamp my website to align better with my goals and had some great ideas for how to make it more appealing. He worked professionally and quickly, paid great attention to detail, and offered lots of support in making sure I knew how to manage the website moving forward.
Rebecca Hubbard
TEDx Speaker | Psychologist | Kemetic Yoga Instructor
Junaet developed the structure, SEO and layout design for my website. I am really happy with the end product. It was great to work across continents and culture, thank you, it was great working with you.
Dr John Addey Malherbe
Psychotherapist, DPsych — Edinburgh, Scotland
case study
One Client in This Sector. Here's What Happened.
A nonprofit consultancy that needed to be found by the organisations searching for grant support. Their site now ranks #1 on Google against competitors, with traffic and impressions climbing month over month. Tags: Nonprofit · SEO · Google Business Profile
Brazosport Cardiology provides expert cardiovascular care through advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment and they wanted to make their website feel confident for the people to work with them.
process
How We Work With You
Small team, direct communication, no handoffs. Here’s what working with us actually looks like and how little we need from you.
We Start With a Conversation
A free 30-minute call, just you and me. I want to understand your practice and the clients you want more of before I say a word about websites. If what you need isn’t what we do, I’ll tell you that too.
We Do the Heavy Lifting
We Refine Until It's Right
You see the design, you tell us what’s off, we change it. Then again if needed. Clients tell us this is the part that surprises them that feedback is welcome rather than a nuisance.
We Don't Disappear
step by step
How Much Does a Nonprofit Website (Really) Cost?
A nonprofit website from us starts at $1,500 as a one-time project, or $500 a month with six months of SEO included. That covers the brand, the site, every word of copy, and the setup. Most one-time projects land between $1,500 and $2,000, depending on how many programme pages you need.
Website + Brand — from $1,500, one-time Full brand, up to 10 pages, all copywriting, donation and contact forms, plus domain, hosting and email for a year. About six weeks. A fixed number you can take to your board. See Website + Brand →
Website + SEO — $500/month, 6-month minimum Everything above, built to rank from the ground up, plus six months of SEO — programme content, Google Business Profile, citations, backlinks and monthly reporting. For organisations that need to be found, not just seen. See Website + SEO →
SEO Services — $300/month, 6-month minimum For organisations with a site they’re happy with that nobody’s finding. Starts with an audit — if it can’t realistically rank, we’ll tell you rather than take the money. See SEO Services →
A fixed price agreed before we start. No hourly billing, and no invoice that arrives bigger than the figure your board approved.
onboarding
- discovery
A free call about your programmes, your audiences and what you need the site to do that it currently doesn’t
- Alignment
One questionnaire covering your mission, programmes, impact and preferences.
- Roadmap
Your page list, your keywords, your timeline, and a fixed cost you can put in front of a board.
design & development
- Wireframe
The structure of every page agreed before design starts, including how each of your four audiences moves through the site.
- Design
Your pages laid out one at a time. You see it and share it with whoever else needs to approve it before anything is coded.
- Build
Developed on WordPress. Mobile-first, fast, secure, with backups before launch.
Launch
- Testing
Every page checked across devices, browsers, and compliance requirements.
- Review
You go through everything and we refine until it’s right.
- Launch
We go live, submit the site to Google, and set up Search Console, Analytics and your Google
After Launch
- Training
A walkthrough call and short video guides recorded on your actual site, so whoever’s there next can keep it current.
- Support
Thirty days included.
- Growth
On the SEO plan, the monthly work starts here. If not, it’s all yours to run.
Trust Practices
40+ practice websites launched
One of them the grant consultancy that 100+ nonprofits rely on.
- nonprofits
- Therapists
- coaches
- Law Firms
- Clients in the US, UK, Ireland & Australia
FAQ
Questions Nonprofits Ask Us About Website Design
Still have question? We’ve got you covered.Let’s clear things up for you.
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
Ours start at $1,500 as a one-time project, or $500 a month with six months of SEO included. That covers the brand, the site, all the copywriting and setup. Most one-time projects land between $1,500 and $2,000. You’ll get a fixed figure in writing before anything starts.
Do you offer a nonprofit discount?
Not a separate one, the price is already built for small organisations rather than for agencies with a sales team, which is why it’s $1,500 rather than $15,000. If budget is genuinely the obstacle, say so on the call and we’ll talk about scope rather than pretend the number is flexible.
Will our website help with grant applications?
Indirectly, and more than most organisations expect. Funders and grant reviewers look you up before and while they assess you. A site that clearly states your programmes, outcomes, leadership and 501(c)(3) status supports the case you’re making on paper. An out-of-date one quietly undermines it.
Can we take donations through the site?
Yes, and we’d set it up so giving takes about three taps on a phone with recurring donations offered by default, monthly donors are worth several times a one-off gift and most sites never ask.
Can a volunteer or part-time staff member update it?
That’s what it’s built for. WordPress with a page builder, plus a walkthrough call and short video guides recorded on your own site. Change a programme, add an event, update your annual report without a developer, and without it becoming one person’s private knowledge.
What happens when our staff or board changes?
Nothing breaks. The site, the domain, the hosting account and the email are registered to your organisation, not to an individual and not to us. That’s deliberate websites tied to a former volunteer’s personal account are one of the most common problems in this sector.
How long does it take?
About six weeks from your questionnaire to launch. Weeks one to three are discovery, brand direction and copywriting; weeks four and five are the build; week six is testing, launch and training. If a board needs to approve the design, build a little time in for that.
Do you work with organisations outside the US?
Yes. We’ve built for organisations in the US, UK, Ireland and Australia. Charity registration and transparency conventions differ by country, so we’ll ask what your regulator and your donors expect to see and build the site around that.
Who We Also Work With
We Also Build For
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Private practice sites for the person deciding whether to reach out.
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Family Law & Solo Attorneys
Clear, reassuring sites for people in the worst month of their lives.
Let's Start Here
Let's Talk About Your Organisation.
Book a free 30-minute call. Tell me about your programmes, who you need to reach, and what your current site isn’t doing. I’ll give you an honest recommendation and a fixed number you can take to your board and if the answer is that this money would do more good inside your programmes this year, I’ll tell you that instead.
Free 30-minute call · A fixed number for your board · Honest advice, no script · No obligation
