Mission-driven work runs on small teams and big turnover. We build accessible, easy-to-manage websites your volunteers can update without fear, and we train them until they're confident.
For mission-driven teams
Accessible first, and easy on your team
Accessible from day one
We build to accessibility standards as a baseline, so your site serves everyone and protects the organization.
Update it without fear
Volunteers and staff change content in plain-language fields with live preview and a safety net. No training in code, ever.
Capacity, not dependence
Training, documentation, and a partner who stays. We make your team capable instead of reliant on us.
The standard we build to, on every project
Accessibility and speed are not upgrades here; they are the baseline. These are real Lighthouse and SEO numbers from recent client builds, on the same stack your site would be built on.
Dan is very talented and patient. Especially with this old man. I love the site he built for me. I highly recommend him.
Nonprofit proof
FOSL membership database
A private membership system for the Friends of the Staunton Library: member records, dues and donations, a review queue, and donor acknowledgements in one place. Sized for a volunteer-run group, not a big-nonprofit CRM with overhead it doesn't need.
View the projectWhat nonprofits ask us
Yes. Registered nonprofits get 20% off. For mission-driven work we can sometimes waive the deposit on the spread-out build option entirely, still protected by the recapture clause. The pricing page lays out the plans and both ways to pay for the build.
Builds start at $2,000, with managed monthly plans from $100 that cover hosting, security, backups, uptime monitoring, and a block of edits every month. Registered nonprofits get 20% off. We publish the numbers rather than make you book a call to get them.
Included. We build to accessibility standards as a baseline, not as a line item you decide whether to afford. That means semantic structure, real contrast, keyboard navigation, and alt text as part of how the site is built, so it serves every visitor and protects the organization.
That is the whole point. We build on Payload CMS specifically because non-technical people can use it: plain-language fields, live preview, and a safety net if something goes wrong. Then we train your people until they are confident, and leave them documentation they can hand to the next volunteer.
Nothing stalls. More than one person can be set up to update the site, the documentation stays with the organization, and we train the new folks when they arrive. We stay on as your ongoing partner across terms, so the site is never one departure away from going stale. And as the organization grows, we grow with you.
Nonprofit proof
Cheer DC
A full identity for Cheer DC, an all-volunteer LGBTQ+ cheer squad and 501(c)(3) in Washington, D.C.: a logo system built on the D.C. flag, pride and advocacy alternates, and social avatars.
Volunteer teams turn over, so everything shipped ready for whoever picks it up next: print and screen files, editable sources, and a one-page brand kit written for someone who has never met us.
View the projectVistoso is a wonderful company to work with - Dan has done 2 websites for us and we are very pleased with every aspect of his work - timeliness, quality and price were all excellent! Highly recommend! :)
Ready for a website your whole team can run?
Tell us about your organization. We'll tell you straight whether we're the right fit.