Founding pricing

Priced so every institution can belong.

One activation fee, one low monthly subscription, no per-volunteer charges, and free website integration. Founding-cohort pricing is locked in for charter members.

Connected Organization
$15/month
+ $99 one-time activation & verification
  • Hosted organization portal — live on day one, no website work
  • Free link/button, WordPress, or universal embed integration
  • Community Network membership & organization profile
  • Projects, roles, shifts, and schedules
  • Volunteer signup, reminders, staffed check-in, verified hours
  • Controlled communications with a retained record
  • Planning assistant & guided requirements
  • Activity feed, accomplishments, and impact history
Bring Your Organization
Standalone Project
$149/project
one approved project, start to closeout
  • Full project lifecycle: planning, signup, communications, attendance, closeout
  • Same verification, safety, and accountability standards
  • Completed-project history stays accessible
  • Does not include the ongoing portal, network membership, or activity feed
  • Complex or higher-risk projects $199–$299 after review
Ask About a Project

The activation fee covers software activation, organization and administrator verification, onboarding, branding setup, and network profile creation — not custom web development. External pass-through costs (identity verification, background screening, SMS, specialized insurance) are always disclosed before use. Founding pricing is a charter-market rate and will be reviewed as the network grows — charter members keep their founding rate.

Why subscription beats standalone

Integration is where the value compounds.

A subscribing organization isn't just buying software — it's joining its local Neighbor Powered Community Network: visible accomplishments, shared capabilities, partner institutions, and a standing operating system for every project it will ever run. One successful project usually covers the whole year's subscription in saved coordination alone.

Ask J. Robert