Tap to give
Counter stands and seat signs open your giving page. No app, no typing a web address.
For nonprofits and churches
Donation stands at the door, tap tags on the pews or tables, handout cards for every event — each opens your giving page, and you see which spot raised the most.
Executive Director · Riverbend Food Bank
Last year our neighbors packed 1.2 million meals. Every tap here helps us get to the next one.
Stories from the warehouse, four times a year.
Sample nonprofit card · live
01 / What you get
Counter stands and seat signs open your giving page. No app, no typing a web address.
Show what you've raised against your goal right on the card.
Point the stand at the spring drive, then the gala, then year-end giving.
Tap counts for every stand, sign and handout card.
Sign-up forms collect names and emails with consent.
Directors, development staff and volunteers on one look.
02 / The right gear
Every piece carries its own permanent link. Change what it opens any time, and see its taps on their own.
Tap to order, donate, follow or review, right at the counter.
Opens your website, or anything else you point it at
From $44.95
Order, donate or follow from the seat. Every seat tracked.
Opens your ticket page, or anything else you point it at
From $15
Handouts in your brand, with a QR you can re-point.
Opens your review page, or anything else you point it at
$99.95Pack of 500
Full color, edge to edge, in your card's own colors.
Opens your digital card
From $29
Your card on your wrist for games, camps and events.
Opens your digital card, or anything else you point it at
From $24.95
A pack of tap-and-scan stickers, each tracked on its own.
Opens your digital card, or anything else you point it at
$24.95Pack of 5
03 / How it works
Questions
No. Your tap spots open the giving page you already use, so gifts go straight to you.
Yes. Nonprofits and churches get program pricing — talk to us.
Yes. Give volunteers a badge or card that opens your sign-up page.
We run free-entry giveaways, not paid raffles: nobody ever pays to enter. People enter with a scan or a tap, and winners are drawn at random with a public record.
Free to start. Your first card takes about two minutes.