For newly recognized 501(c)(3) organizations
Your determination letter just arrived. Set the organization up right, once.Your first year as a 501(c)(3), on one calendar. Set up right, once.
Programs start in a notebook, donors in a spreadsheet, outcomes in someone's head. By year two, the first funder report takes a weekend. Start in one system instead, free, before the tools multiply.
Your organization already has a free public profile on the Alleviate Index, built from IRS records. Claim it in two minutes. No call, no card. Approved recently and not showing up yet? The IRS file runs a month or two behind. Start free anyway
Why the first year matters
The habits you form now are the ones your funders will see later.
Nothing to migrate
You have no old tools to untangle. Programs, donors and compliance start in one place, so they never need to be stitched together.
Every date, before it is due
Your federal and state obligations, read from your IRS record, on one calendar with reminders. Board turnover never takes the knowledge with it.
Ready when the first funder asks
When a funder asks what changed, the answer comes from the program data you have been keeping all year, in minutes.
Three steps, no call
From your IRS record to your first program in ten minutes.
Kay, the AI assistant built into Alleviate, walks you through each step in plain language. Nobody needs to be on the phone.
- 1Find your organizationSearch by name or EIN. Your Index profile shows what the IRS file already says about you.
- 2Claim it and create your accountName, EIN, city, state and fiscal year end come filled in. You confirm, not retype.
- 3See your first year and set up a programYour compliance calendar is ready on day one. Kay helps you describe your first program and what you will measure.
Your first year, in one place
Everything you would otherwise buy tool by tool, before the budget scatters.
AI with the guardrails a nonprofit needs: your organization's data is never used to train AI models, and nothing is sent anywhere without your review.
Pricing
Free to start. Three ways to go further.
Founding prices for organizations recognized by the IRS in the last 24 months.
Free
For as long as you want it
- Your claimed Index profile
- Compliance calendar with reminders
- Upgrade any time; your data comes with you
$490
For your first year (about $41 a month), then Growth at $1,430.40 a year. Open for 30 days after you claim your profile.A donor tool, a website builder, a compliance calendar and a proposal writer bought separately run past $1,200 a year.
- Everything in Growth for your first year
- Find funders and draft your first proposal
- Transformation Program lessons, self paced
$995
First year, then Growth at $1,430.40 a year
- Everything in Start Right
- The full Transformation Program, built around your first year: each deliverable reviewed with coach feedback and scored against a rubric
- Leave the year with a strategy your board can approve, a program design a funder can read, and evidence by month six
$1,995
First year, then Pro at $2,870.40 a yearA funder, a fiscal sponsor or an incubator buys the seat for an organization it backs. Buying for several organizations?
- Pro for your first year
- The full Transformation Program, reviewed
- Featured in the program's impact report, and a 30 minute planning session
Founding prices already sit below Growth alone, so member codes do not stack on them. Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, with no call needed, and a full refund within 30 days of your first payment.
Built by Robert Okine, 15 years of information systems for UNICEF, UNDP and the World Bank. Alleviate Technologies, Inc., Washington, DC.
A member of the sector's own networks
Alleviate is a member of 12 state nonprofit associations.
California Association of Nonprofits · Center for Nonprofit Advancement · Center for Non-Profits (New Jersey) · Colorado Nonprofit Association · Florida Nonprofit Alliance · Forefront · Maryland Nonprofits · Michigan Nonprofit Association · Nonprofit Association of Oregon · Nonprofit Association of the Midlands · Nonprofit Association of Washington · Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations
440 organizations across 33 countries have completed the Alleviate Readiness Assessment.
Built by Robert Okine, who spent 15 years building information systems for UNICEF, UNDP and the World Bank. Alleviate Technologies, Inc., Washington, DC.
Questions
Do I need to talk to anyone to get started?
No. You claim your profile, create the account and pay, if you choose a paid plan, on your own. If you would like to talk, reply to any email from us and we will set a time.
Is Starter really free?
Yes, with no card and no time limit. You move to a paid plan only when you need more than Starter covers.
Where do the dates come from?
From your IRS record: your fiscal year end, your state and your exemption type. You can confirm or adjust each one, and every reminder shows the agency it comes from.
What happens to our data?
It stays yours. It is hosted in the United States, never used to train AI models, and you can export it at any time.