The product

A giving page worthy of the work you do.

Find your charity and Givelayer builds its page from the official record. Make it yours in minutes, beautiful on every phone and every laptop. Then thank every donor properly and see what is working.

See the designs

On every phone

Beautiful in the hand that gives.

Most people meet your charity on a phone: a link in a bio, a message from a friend, a code on a poster. Every design is made for that moment, with your photo first and the gift a thumb away. Choose one of eight, and change it whenever you like.

  • An example animal rescue's giving page on a phone in the Placard design: a photo, the charity's name, a fundraising goal and a Give button

    Placard

    Your photo, front and centre

  • An example food drive's page on a phone in the Giving pass design: a ticket-style card with a Donate button and a barcode

    Giving pass

    A ticket to the cause

  • An example kids club's page on a phone in the Statement design: one large sentence about its mission, with a gift written as a sentence

    Statement

    Your mission in one sentence

  • An example kids club's page on a phone in the Stories design: a full-screen photo with progress bars, and a video below

    Stories

    Full-screen, like a story feed

  • An example food drive's page on a phone in the Tide design

    Tide

    Calm waves, no photo needed

  • An example animal rescue's page on a phone in the Classic design: a cover photo, a goal bar, links and impact numbers

    Classic

    Your numbers, video and story

  • An example companionship charity's page on a phone in the Orbit design

    Orbit

    Rings and planets at dusk

  • An example companionship charity's page on a phone in the Color field design, in deep purple

    Color field

    Your colour, edge to edge

Example charities. Every screen is the live product.

On every desk

And just as good on a laptop.

Board members, grant makers and the people who give from work open your page on a wide screen. They get a page laid out for it, with your photo, your story and the give panel side by side, not a phone page stretched to fit. The design you choose sets both.

An example animal rescue's giving page on a laptop in the Placard design: a wide photo, the give panel, impact numbers and a video

Tell the story

Give people a reason, not just a button.

People give to people. Your page has room for the story behind the work and the proof that it works, so a stranger who arrives from a link leaves knowing why you matter.

  • Your story

    A photo, a few honest lines, and a quote from someone you helped.

  • Impact numbers

    The figures you are proud of, set large enough to land.

  • A video

    Your voice on your page, so people meet the team, not a form.

  • Updates

    What changed this week, with a photo, while it is still news.

  • Where a gift goes

    How a gift is split, and what $25 or $50 actually does.

  • A fundraising goal

    A progress bar for the appeal, with an end date if it has one.

A whole example giving page on a phone, from top to bottom: a photo, a fundraising goal, suggested amounts, recent gifts, impact numbers, a video, the charity's story with a quote, and how a gift is split

One page, top to bottom. An example charity.

After the gift

Every donor thanked, by name, in your voice.

The minute after a gift is when someone decides whether they will give again. Most donation forms spend it on a grey confirmation number. Yours spends it on them.

  • Thanked by name the moment the gift clears
  • The receipt in their inbox before they close the tab
  • A video message from you, and a button to what comes next
  • One tap to bring a friend along
  • A donor account that keeps every gift and receipt
The thank-you page on a laptop: Thank you, a $50 gift on its way to an example animal rescue, the receipt already emailed, and a video message from the charity with a Meet the dogs button
The same thank-you page on a phone, with the receipt, the video message and share buttons

Your dashboard

Know what is working, and who to thank.

What came in, how many people give every month, your average gift, your best supporters and whether every donor got their receipt. Plain numbers, updated as gifts land, without a spreadsheet.

The analytics screen for an example charity: raised in the period, donations, average donation, donors, monthly recurring, one-time donors, a 30-day donation trend and top donors

Sample figures from the product walkthrough.

  • Monthly recurring

    What your monthly donors give each month, and how many there are.

  • Raised and average gift

    Totals for any period, with the gift size most people choose.

  • Your best supporters

    Who gives most, so you know who to thank first.

  • Receipt health

    Every receipt sent, or a plain note of what is missing.

  • When and how people give

    Busiest days, gift sizes, and new against returning donors.

  • Year-end export

    Every gift and receipt, ready for your books or your auditor.

Who runs it

Built for the people who keep a charity going.

Founders move on, volunteers come and go, and the treasurer is rarely the person who built the page. None of that should mean starting again, or losing the page your supporters know.

Handover

Example
MAMaya A.FounderSOSam O.New director
Waiting for Sam to accept

Hand it on, free

The page, its history and its link move to the next owner in a couple of clicks, on every plan.

Access request

Example
JLJordan L.“I’m the new treasurer”Asked to join the team

No second page by accident

When someone finds your charity already here, they ask your team to let them in instead of starting again.

Receipt signature

Example
Signing link sent

A signature without an account

Send your authorized signer a link. They sign once, with no account to create.

Checkout, processing, monthly giving

Modern donation tools for charities

A modern donation tool gets out of the donor’s way. On Givelayer they give on your own page in a few taps, without creating an account and without being sent to another site.

Gifts are paid into your own payout account. When a donor adds a tip, it covers Givelayer’s fee and the card processing, and your charity receives 100% of the gift. Without a tip, Givelayer charges 2% and card processing is passed through at cost.

Donors can choose monthly at checkout. Each month’s gift is charged automatically and gets its own receipt. Currently accepting donations in the United States. Canada coming soon.

Questions about fees are on the pricing page

Questions charities ask

See your page before you finish reading this one

Type your charity’s name and your page appears in about 30 seconds, with no account needed to look. Any charity, anywhere in the world, can have a page and a short link today. Currently accepting donations in the United States, with Canada coming soon.

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