Built for

Websites for NGOs raising CSR and institutional funding

A CSR team checks whether you are real before it checks whether you are good. Registration numbers, audited reports, named trustees and a working website are the first filter.

01 Sound familiar

What usually goes wrong

  • ×Your 80G and 12A details are not visible anywhere online
  • ×Annual reports sit in an inbox rather than on a page
  • ×There is no page a funder can be sent to
  • ×The site looks abandoned, because updating it needs a developer

02 What helps

The parts that matter here

The whole platform is included either way — these are the entries this kind of organisation leans on. See all eight.
01

Public website

Pages, menus, galleries, team profiles and FAQs are yours to edit. Every page is server-rendered with its own title, description and share card, so it can be found and shared properly. HTTPS is issued automatically the moment you point a domain at us.

02

Page builder

Hero banners, rich text, statistics, timelines, galleries, video, FAQs, partner logos, press clippings, team grids and more. Drag to reorder. What you arrange is what visitors see.

04

Donations and 80G

Razorpay handles the payment and we verify it by webhook, so a receipt is only ever issued against money that actually arrived. Your 80G registration details go on the receipt, and the donor gets the PDF without you touching it.

07

Directories

Publish a set of records once and they become a searchable, filterable listing with a page per item. Filters live in the URL, so a filtered view is shareable and every item is indexable on its own.

03 In practice

Registration numbers, policies and reports get real pages with real URLs — the ones a due-diligence checklist asks for.

Put your NGO on it

Tell us your organisation’s name and what you run today. We will set the site up and hand it over, usually within a day.