For nonprofits
Donate, volunteer, show up: one link
Supporters find you on Instagram, at an event or on a flyer. One page should give them the three ways to help, in the order you need them.
The three asks
Donate first, highlighted, to your donation page (Givebutter, Donorbox, PayPal, your own site). Volunteer next, to your sign-up form. Events after that. Each counts clicks in your analytics, so you can show a board how many people your social posts sent to the donate page.
makerhandle does not process donations; your donation platform keeps doing that.
Campaigns with a start and an end
Giving Tuesday, a matching gift window, a gala: each is a scheduled link that appears on the day, can count down before it, and disappears when it ends. Your programs are projects with photos and impact numbers on their project pages.
Flyers, events and a newsletter
Print the QR code from the Share sheet on flyers, banners and the donation jar, with your logo in the middle. Scans show as "QR code" in your stats. The subscribe box grows your supporter list right from your bio.
Free: 5 projects, 50 links, three templates, 100 email subscribers and 7 days of stats, with a small "Built w/ makerhandle" badge. Pro is $20 a year: all nine templates, unlimited projects and subscribers, a year of stats, the contact form, your own domain and no badge.
Questions
Can people donate through makerhandle?
No. The donate button goes to your donation platform, which processes the gift.
Can campaigns start and end on their own?
Yes. Scheduled links appear and disappear at the times you set.
Can I print a QR code?
Yes, as PNG, SVG or a printable card with your logo in the middle.
Is it free?
Yes. Pro is $20 a year for your own domain and no badge.
Make your nonprofit page
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.