The nonprofit sector deserves better tech. We're building it.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit run by a small team of senior engineers and nonprofit advocates out of Silicon Valley. We research, monitor, and build technology for the nonprofit sector. We are building the largest nonprofit web intelligence engine in the United States. We're not stopping there.
Every report, every tool will be free for the organizations we serve.
Why We Exist
Nonprofits know their own pain points better than any vendor. So why aren't they building their own solutions?
The sector generates mountains of public data. So why does nobody turn it into actionable intelligence?
For-profit companies have armies of engineers. So why does the nonprofit sector still run on duct tape and outdated tools?
We got tired of asking these questions. So we started building the answers.
The Reality
Tens of thousands of nonprofit websites are broken, invisible on Google, and vulnerable to cyberattacks, and most organizations do not even know it. Our data reveals alarming sector-wide issues.
nonprofits, 16% of the sector, have no valid SSL certificate. Donors see security warnings.
of nonprofits struggle with reliability and outages during their most critical fundraising windows.
of nonprofit websites are not mobile-friendly, built in the early 2000s.
of nonprofits are invisible on Google for searches directly related to their mission.
Our Core Promise
TSNI never sells services to nonprofit organizations. Everything we build is free for the organizations we serve. We are currently self-funded by our founding team, and we plan to keep it that way until the right partners show up.
What We're Building
TSNI Nonprofit Web Intelligence is our flagship: a scanning engine that monitors approximately 700,000 nonprofit domains, tracks their digital health, and powers the TSNI Nonprofit Web Index. It's the largest dataset of its kind in the country, and it tells us things about the nonprofit sector that nobody else can see.
It also tells us exactly what to build next. Every systemic gap our data exposes becomes a candidate for the next free tool, the next sector benchmark, the next resource we ship to the sector. We have a long list. We're just getting started.