Built for small nonprofit teams

Raise more without stitching together five tools.

Mission Sumo gives your team donors, campaigns, donation forms, events, email, and reporting in one place. Start your free trial on your own, test real workflows, and bring in more data when you are ready.

Why teams start here
Test the workflows that usually break first

Record a gift, launch a form, create a campaign, or set up an event page without waiting for a sales call or a complicated implementation.

No sales call required
Guided setup for small teams
Start with a small donor list or no import at all
Add users later for $10 per seat
Mission Sumo mascot helping a happy nonprofit team around a laptop
Happy nonprofit supporters at a community fundraising event
Built for real fundraising moments

Events, donor follow-up, and thank-yous stay connected instead of living in separate tools.

Supporter and nonprofit staff member having a warm conversation
Built for people, not just records

Preferences, notes, gifts, campaigns, and outreach context stay with the donor.

Start on your own

No rep required. Set up your workspace and try the real product immediately.

Validate your workflow fast

Create a form, record a manual gift, or spin up an event before you migrate everything.

Bring your real data later

Start small, then import donors and clean up duplicates when you are confident.

Keep costs predictable

Choose by donor count and team size, then add users as your team grows.

How the free trial works

Mission Sumo is designed so a small nonprofit team can evaluate the product without a complicated rollout.

Step 1
Start with one real workflow

Pick the task you need most right now: a donation form, a campaign, a donor follow-up workflow, or an event page.

Step 2
See how the system connects the work

Donors, gifts, campaigns, event registrations, and email live in the same workspace, so the value shows up quickly.

Step 3
Add more data and teammates when it feels right

Start small. Add users, import more donors, and expand into email and events once the core workflow already feels better.

What you can do in your first session

This is the fastest path to deciding whether Mission Sumo is a fit.

Try these first
  • Create your first donation form and see the public-facing result.
  • Record a manual donation and make sure campaign attribution feels right.
  • Create a campaign and watch progress/reporting connect automatically.
  • Set up an event ticket type and see registration operations in one place.
  • Review the dashboard, reports, and exports your team would actually use.
You do not need a full donor migration to know whether the system is easier than your current setup.
Donor follow-up

Keep notes, preferences, giving history, and tags in one record so stewardship feels cleaner right away.

Forms and campaigns

Build public donation forms, connect them to campaigns, and track both online and offline gifts together.

Events and check-in

Ticketing, promo codes, registration, and QR check-in live in one workflow instead of multiple patchwork tools.

Reporting without cleanup

Dashboards and exports make more sense because your donors, gifts, campaigns, and events are already connected.

See the product before you commit your data

These are live Mission Sumo screens, designed to show the actual workflows a small nonprofit team would use.

Why teams switch to Mission Sumo

Most nonprofits are not shopping for more software. They are trying to escape more chaos.

What usually breaks down today
Common painHow Mission Sumo helps
Donor info lives in too many placesKeep notes, gifts, preferences, campaigns, and activity in one record
Offline gifts cause cleanup laterRecord check, cash, ACH, and other gifts with campaign/reporting context included
Events create spreadsheet chaosKeep registration, ticketing, promo codes, and check-in in the same workflow
Email feels disconnected from fundraisingUse donor segments and campaign context inside the same system
Board/finance reporting takes too longUse dashboards plus CSV, Excel, and PDF exports without rebuilding the numbers
Nonprofit staff planning a fundraising campaign together
Less tool stitching

Mission Sumo is strongest when one small team needs donor tracking, forms, events, and reporting to work together.

Good fit if you want to start small

Start with one form, one campaign, or one event. You do not need to overhaul your whole operation on day one to see whether Mission Sumo is a better fit.

Simple pricing when you are ready

Choose a plan by donor count and team size, then add users as your organization grows.

Starter
$39/mo
1,500 donors and 2 users
Growth
$99/mo
10,000 donors and 5 users
Scale
$249/mo
75,000 donors and 10 users
Add users
$10
Per user / month on any tier
How most teams choose
  • Start with Starter if you need donor management, campaigns, forms, and core event operations.
  • Choose Growth when you need built-in email fundraising and advanced event pricing.
  • Upgrade later if your donor file or team size grows. You do not need to overbuy early.
Two nonprofit team members reviewing fundraising results on a laptop
Pricing built for staged rollout

Teams can start with one core workflow, validate the setup, and expand from there instead of committing to a giant implementation.

Need more detail first?

Review the pricing page for the full feature matrix, email limits, add-on seat math, and plan-fit guidance.

Start the free trial with the workflow you need most

Try Mission Sumo with one form, one campaign, one event, or one donor workflow. You can bring in the rest of your data once the core setup already feels better.