Websites

The build is the small number. Here is the whole five-year budget for a non-profit website, with my own prices filled in.

A confession from inside the trade: the tools took a generational leap, the labor melted away, and much of the industry kept the 2015 price list. Trust your arithmetic.

Free money, free tools, and the legitimacy checklist - everything a Rhode Island or Massachusetts non-profit should do around its website, in payoff order.

The short answer up front, a table of what actually differs, and the honest case for each - including when the rented platforms genuinely win.

Before a funder reads page two of your application, someone on their team has already looked at your website. Here is what they need to find.

Rhode Island runs on small organizations and word of mouth. Here is what that means for your non-profit's website - and what local actually gets you.