Asking Price: Accepting Offers

This business is an AI-powered fundraising and campaign-operations platform for nonprofits that won Project of the Year at the MIT AI Accelerator. Six modular products, spanning campaign creation to failed-gift recovery, run on a private-plus-global learning layer that sharpens as the installed base grows. A buyer acquires the full codebase and IP, a live platform that has processed more than 15,000 transactions with no material downtime, and two anchor nonprofit clients on 12-month non-cancellable service agreements.

The founder spent seven years running a nonprofit fundraising agency before productizing its playbooks, which have contributed to more than $100M in fundraising outcomes and grew one anchor client from roughly $250K to over $1M in annual digital giving. The recurring core is intact: subscription revenue grew 69% year over year as a legacy services line was deliberately retired to focus the platform.

Every client was signed through referrals, with zero sales and marketing spend. The clearest growth opportunities are switching on pricing for AI modules that are currently free, restarting the documented services line, and adding a real sales motion, against an adoption gap in which 92% of nonprofits use AI but only 7% report major impact (2026 Nonprofit AI Adoption Report). The founder is moving on and wants an owner with distribution to scale it. The seller is accepting offers and will prioritize cash offers and a buyer’s ability to close quickly.