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Websites for associations, NGOs and foundations that show what you do, where the money goes and how to join, all in the organization's name.
We build websites for associations, NGOs and foundations: what you do and for whom, your projects and who funded them, news, the documents donors ask for, and a simple way to join, volunteer or donate. Everything is in the organization's name and easy for the next team to run.
- How long does an association website take?
- Usually 3–6 weeks, depending on the number of projects, documents and the archive to bring over.
- How much does a website for an NGO cost?
- An association or NGO website starts from €1,800, and a site with a member register or online applications, built as a web application, from €4,500.
- Who owns the site?
- The organization does, not a person.
What this service includes
For a Sarajevo veterans' association we built a portal that keeps more than ten years of news in one archive, gives each of its five clubs a page that fills itself, and lets veterans apply for membership online. Both of its domains run from one place.
A page for each project with goals, partners, funders, duration and results, plus donor logos and funding statements where a grant requires them.
News with photos, sorted by program or club, with years of older stories brought over and old links still working. The veterans' association portal kept all 152 stories going back to 2015.
News Portal DevelopmentApplications to join or volunteer on the site, with consent to data processing, going straight into your register instead of a pile of paper forms. That is how veterans join the Sarajevo association.
Case study: Maloljetni dobrovoljciStatute, annual and financial reports, decisions and calls, sorted by year and searchable. For RTV FBiH we built a publishing system where official documents are filed by year and anything withdrawn from public view stays on record.
Case study: RTV FBiHHow to support you, with bank details for local and international transfers and, where your organization can accept them, card donations through Monri, WSPay or Stripe.
Contrast, text size, headings, keyboard use and image descriptions checked against WCAG 2.2 AA, because members, older readers and people with disabilities use the site too.
Accessibility Audit & Fixes
Why organizations come to us
- The site was built years ago by a volunteer, nobody knows the password anymore, and the domain is registered to someone who has left.
- Donors and partners ask for annual reports and project results, and they sit in someone's email, not on the site.
- News goes only to Facebook, so years of work disappear down a feed that search engines and new members never see.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Mission, members and scope
What you receiveA written scope and a fixed price.
Structure and design
What you receiveA prototype the board has reviewed.
Build and archive
What you receiveA staging site with your history in place.
Launch
What you receiveA live site in the organization's name.
Thirty days of care, included
What you receiveA site the next team can run as well.
Related work: Maloljetni dobrovoljci
152
news stories since 2015, kept in one archive
For a Sarajevo veterans' association we built a portal with 152 news stories from 2015 onwards in one archive, five club pages that fill themselves and membership applications online, with both of its domains run from one place.
View case studyChosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
Next.js + React
Fast pages that work on any phone and that search engines read in full.
PostgreSQL
News, projects, documents and member records in one database, under proper access rules.
axe-core
The engine behind our own accessibility checker: automated checks on every template, followed by a pass with the keyboard.
Hetzner
Hosting in EU data centers with nightly backups, registered to the organization.
The work stays with you
In the organization's name
Domain, hosting, email and accounts registered to the organization, not to a person.
Transparency in one place
Reports, statute and project results, public and searchable.
Joining without paper
Membership and volunteer applications that go straight into your register.
Easy to hand over
A recorded walkthrough and documentation for the next person who runs it.
Related pages
- Next.js DevelopmentNext.js websites and web apps, rendered on the server and built to rank
- E-commerce DevelopmentCustom online stores, fast on a phone, with a short checkout
- Web Application DevelopmentCustom web apps, portals and internal tools with logins, roles and data
- WordPress to Next.jsMove from WordPress to Next.js without losing content or rankings
- News Portal DevelopmentNews portals and media websites with a newsroom CMS, an app and ad positions
- Website RedesignA new design and a faster site, with content, addresses and rankings carried over
Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does an association website take?
Usually 3–6 weeks, depending on the number of projects, documents and the archive to bring over. The timeline is in the written scope.
02How much does a website for an NGO cost?
An association or NGO website starts from €1,800, and a site with a member register or online applications, built as a web application, from €4,500. The final price comes in writing after a short call and does not change, which also makes it easy to put into a grant budget.
03Who owns the site?
The organization does, not a person. Domain, hosting, email and code are registered to the organization from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Can the website be part of our project proposal?
Yes. You get a written scope and a fixed price to attach to a grant application, and the work can be split into phases if the funding arrives in stages.
05Can you bring over our old news?
Yes. News, photos and documents come across from the old site, and old addresses redirect to their new pages. The veterans' association portal kept its old links leading to the right story.
06Will the site be accessible?
Before launch we check contrast, text size, headings, keyboard use and image descriptions against WCAG 2.2 AA, with automated tests and by hand, and give you the results. Your team keeps it that way by describing images when publishing.
Often combined with
Hosting & Care
Managed hosting and care for the sites we build, and for sites we take over from someone else.
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.