Yes. Your three initial design and layout concepts are free, with no deposit, contract, or obligation to continue. A brief description of your business and goals is enough to start. Building and launching the website is a separate, paid stage that begins only after you approve the scope and price.

We prepare a custom quote for your project. The number of pages, materials, design, content editing tools and features, e.g. online payments, are important. Before development, you will learn about the development scope and the separate costs of maintenance, license and ongoing support. We can start with a smaller site and plan its expansion later.

We set the date after determining the scope and availability of materials. A website with multiple projects or integrations requires more work than a simple presentation. The schedule also takes into account content approval by the nonprofit's team; you will review the schedule before paid development begins.

A description of the mission and programs, logo, nonprofit data, contacts and the address of the current website will be useful. At a later stage, we will determine photos, reports, information about partners and forms of support. You don't need to have a detailed brief. When requesting the creation of a website, do not send data of clients or documentation of people using help.

We can plan this after reviewing your payment provider’s options. Linking to a fundraising page, embedding a widget, and integrating payments require different work. Your nonprofit sets up its provider account; we explain development costs, transaction fees, and any subscriptions separately. Recurring donations depend on the chosen provider.

Yes. We'll explain your organization's donation options and publish its confirmed tax status and required disclosures. Tax deductibility depends on the organization and the donation; your team approves the wording. We won't imply that every nonprofit donation is deductible.

Yes, as needed. We can prepare task descriptions and contact information for the coordinator, as well as agree on the application form, calendar, registration or connection with the mailing tool. We will determine the necessary data, service method and supplier fees in advance. Features are not automatically part of every design.

If you want to add projects, entries and documents yourself, we will take this into account when choosing a solution. We will determine the editing access and the method of website handoff. You can also order individual changes or arrange ongoing support. The nonprofit's team approves the content and is responsible for keeping it up to date.

We plan a clear structure, headers, image descriptions and keyboard operation. If the project requires a specific level of WCAG or audit, we establish the criteria, scope of work and tests before quoting. The responsive appearance, SSL or additional panel alone do not confirm WCAG compliance. We do not declare automatic compliance of the entire website.

The project can include site structure, page titles, headings, and internal links. Content reflects your programs, the people they serve, and where you work. Ongoing SEO, publishing, and advertising are separate services. Launching a website does not guarantee search visibility or donations.

After reviewing your setup, we plan the domain switch and continued email service. We check existing URLs and redirects, and make sure documents and active campaign links are included on the new website.

The costs of the domain, hosting and selected licenses or subscriptions remain. When making online donations, you must also take into account the terms and conditions of the payment operator. We arrange maintenance, updates, new campaigns and promotion separately. Recurring costs and handling responsibility are discussed before development begins.