Which use case fits a brand-new nonprofit?
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Use case 01, Launch. We join your founding team. We build the website, donor email program, automation, and discoverability your mission needs from day one.
Do you act like an outside agency or like part of our team?
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It depends on your stage. For launch-stage nonprofits, we join as a team member. For growing orgs, we partner with your Comms lead. For large orgs, we work as a preferred vendor inside your campaign deadlines.
Can a Communications Director keep their existing tools?
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Yes. Our audit starts with the tools you already use: your CMS, CRM, email tool, and analytics. We build an AI-native workflow on top of them. We only recommend a change if your current tools block your story.
What does "preferred vendor" actually mean inside a large nonprofit?
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Your comms team can send campaign work straight to us: microsites, short-form video, animation, landing pages. You do not write a new RFP each time. Your subscription is the contract.
Can we move between use cases as we grow?
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Yes. Most orgs start in one mode and grow into another. A launch engagement often becomes a comms partnership. A comms partnership often becomes campaign execution. The subscription and the price stay the same.
Do you take on multiple campaigns from the same org at once?
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On Mission Studio, yes. You get two active requests in parallel, with multi-brand support across program areas. For peak campaign weeks, we plan capacity ahead through the queue.
Do you build community platforms too?
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Yes. That is use case 04. We design and build an open-source community platform for your members, donors, or program alumni. We can run day-to-day community management ourselves. We can also add vetted offshore talent through our Orbytt.ai partnership. Hosting is the only fixed cost, with no seat fees and no vendor lock-in.