Reach donors without a marketing budget
Every pound spent on marketing is a pound not spent on the mission. Your crew write the impact stories, explainer content and campaign pages that bring supporters in from search, at the cost of a tool rather than a hire.
Impact stories, cause explainers, campaign pages, supporter social posts.
Cause and question-led searches, donation intent, local awareness.
More supporters found without taking money from the mission.
Why marketing stalls for nonprofits
Marketing spend feels like the wrong spend
Any budget that leaves the mission has to justify itself twice, so it usually never starts.
The impact is real and unpublished
The stories that would move a donor sit in reports nobody outside the organisation reads.
Campaigns spike, then silence
Attention arrives in bursts around appeals and disappears in between.
The crew, for nonprofits
Same teammates as every website, with responsibilities that fit the work. Rewrite any of them in your words.
Clear answers to the questions clients ask, waiting for your yes
Tracks who assistants name when clients ask for a recommendation
Titles, descriptions and schema on every service page
Keeps the website healthy for search, explains what costs the most traffic first, and tells Page Optimizer what to fix.
Keeps your connected channels active with posts people want to share, with a picture or video from the crew.
Earns backlinks through the exchange, within the backlink settings you choose for the website.
What else nonprofits could do instead
Freelancer and agency figures are typical market ranges, not quotes.
QuQi for nonprofits: common questions
We have almost no budget. What does this actually cost?
It is $134 a month, or $1,340 a year which works out as two months free. There is also a free plan that crawls your site and produces a growth plan, so you can see what needs doing without paying anything. Plenty of small charities stay on the free plan for a while and just fix what it finds.
Will donors mind that our stories are AI-written?
Some would, which is why the drafts are yours before they are anyone else's. Tone is learned from your existing pages, and you approve every piece. The pieces that need a real voice, a beneficiary story or a trustee statement, are the ones to write yourself and let this handle the surrounding content.
Can it turn our annual report into something people will read?
Point it at the material and it will draft explainers, impact pieces and social posts from it. It works from what is on your site by default, so uploading the report or linking the PDF gives it the numbers. You still check every figure it quotes before approving.
Our comms person is a volunteer two days a week. Is this manageable?
Approving is the only recurring task and it takes minutes. Work lands as a message at 9am in your timezone and can be approved from your phone. If nobody is around for a week, nothing publishes and the queue waits. You can also let a single channel run unattended and review the rest.
What is the Link Exchange, and is it safe for a charity site?
It matches you with other real sites for a mutual link, both sides opting in and both sides visible to you before anything happens. No paid links, no private networks, nothing you would have to disown. You see each proposed partner and can decline any of them.
Can it promise us more donations?
No, and anything that does is selling you something. What it does is publish consistently, fix the technical problems the SEO Auditor finds, and get your work in front of people searching for causes like yours. What happens after they land on your page depends on your site and your ask.