Wired Impact designs, writes and builds nonprofit websites on WordPress. Review of features, build fees and plans starting at $99/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Wired Impact is a done-for-you website service built only for nonprofits. Instead of handing organizations a template and a login, its team designs, writes and builds the entire site, then keeps supporting it after launch. The company positions itself against traditional agencies, which it says are built for organizations with $25,000 or more to spend and six or more months for a rebuild.
The sites run on WordPress, which Wired Impact describes as tailored to nonprofit needs from the ground up. Hosting, security, software updates and access to new features are part of every plan, so there is no separate technical bill to manage.
The service is aimed at nonprofits of all sizes and causes, from animal rescue and conservation to education, mental health and international aid. The company says it has supported more than 1,000 nonprofits.
A nonprofit signs up and is assigned a dedicated project manager who serves as the single point of contact through launch. At kickoff, the team asks about the organization and how it talks about its work. The nonprofit supplies a logo, any photos and background material, and helps provide access to accounts such as its domain registrar.
Wired Impact then designs the site structure, writes the content and builds the pages. Where a nonprofit has no photos, the team uses professional stock images. The nonprofit's main job is to review the work and request final edits, and the company says nothing launches until the client is happy.
The target timeline is 4 to 6 weeks. After launch, staff can edit the site themselves or send requests to the team.
The feature set centers on nonprofit goals. The donation system accepts one-time and recurring gifts and keeps donors on the nonprofit's own site. The event system showcases upcoming events, accepts free or paid registrations and exports guest lists. The volunteer system posts opportunities, accepts sign-ups and sends automatic reminder emails.
A filterable library system organizes published resources so visitors can find what they need by interest, and a flexible form builder collects information or can power a simple store. Blogging and email sign-ups are also included.
For editing, the platform offers a no-code page editor, a Page Writer that drafts and designs a page from a few answers, and a Design Assistant that turns content into a polished layout with one click. Responsive design and Google Analytics setup come standard.
Wired Impact is a done-for-you website service built only for nonprofits. Its team designs, writes and builds an entire WordPress site and then provides hosting, updates, security and support after launch.
Plans start at $99 per month for Core, with Grow at $219 and Amplify at $329. Each plan also has a one-time build fee of $1,999, $2,999 or $4,999 respectively, covering design, writing and the initial build.
The company says sites are ready to launch in 4 to 6 weeks. Its team drives the build, and a dedicated project manager is the single point of contact from signup through launch.
Yes. The no-code editor lets any team member update text, swap photos or add pages, and a Page Writer can draft pages. You can also send unlimited 30-minute task requests and the team will make the changes.
Yes. Wired Impact describes its platform as WordPress tailored for nonprofits, and it handles WordPress updates for you.
Yes. Every plan includes premium WordPress hosting, security and ongoing updates. The company states its sites have 99.9% uptime.
You can take your content and form entries, such as donations and event registrations, with you. The team can also export a file of your site's content. Details are in its Terms of Service.
The company says it connects sites to more than 1,000 nonprofit tools, including donor management systems and email services. Support articles mention Mailchimp, PayPal, Stripe and Salesforce.