A Gmail address and a WhatsApp group are not a home online. We build small Indian NGOs a hand-crafted, story-first website, claim the free tools you're already owed, and keep your work visible to the donors who'd fund it.
No website. Invisible to donors, CSR and search.
For six years, Aasra has run night schools for 240 children of migrant brick-kiln workers. Now a donor can find them, feel that story in ten seconds, and give.
Hover, or scroll. That grey row is every NGO before us. We turn it into a story.
Donors, CSR heads and even Google look you up and find nothing, or a broken free-builder page. Trust quietly leaks away before you ever get to speak.
Google, Microsoft and others give registered NGOs lakhs of rupees in free software and ad credit. At your size, almost no one claims it, because no one told you how.
You started this to help people, not to fight DNS records and grant paperwork at midnight. Every hour on admin is an hour stolen from the field.
We enrol your NGO in the free grants you qualify for, professional email, Google's ₹8 lakh/month ad credit, cloud storage, and set it all up for you. You pay nothing for the software. Ever.
A website built by hand around your cause, not stamped from a template. Then we keep it alive: send a voice note from the field, and your site and donors hear the story the same day.
Template sites give every cause the same three grey boxes: About, Programs, Donate. They flatten a night school, an animal rescue and a legal-aid clinic into the same shape, and donors feel nothing, so they leave.
We do the opposite. We sit with what makes your work unrepeatable, and we build the page around that: the one image, the one number, the one sentence that makes a stranger stay and give. Story is not decoration. For an NGO, story is the fundraising.
We'll reply within a day with exactly which free tools you qualify for and a first look at how we'd tell your story, whether or not you work with us.
No cost to find out. No pressure. No spam.