Pulse lets nonprofits accept gifts by text-to-give, set up recurring donors, and take phone-a-thon and event payments — so giving is frictionless and card data never touches your volunteers.
Donation friction — forms, logins, mailed checks — costs you gifts.
Phone-a-thons and events have volunteers keying card numbers, a PCI and privacy risk.
Turning one-time donors into recurring givers is manual.
Supporters tap a secure link and give in seconds — no app, no login, and SMS gets a ~98% open rate.
Convert one-time gifts into automatic monthly giving on a securely vaulted method.
Take pledges and event payments by phone by keypad, so volunteers never handle a card.
An AI voice or text agent confirms gifts, thanks donors, and follows up on lapsed recurring donations.
A self-service page where donors give and manage recurring gifts, under your organization’s brand.
PCI DSS Level 1 and tokenized — card data never touches volunteers, staff, or recordings.
See pay-by-phone & text-to-pay, the payments product, or the PCI DSS Level 1 security model.
Text-to-give sends supporters a secure link by SMS to make a donation. They tap it and give on a tokenized page with no app or login, which converts far better than forms or mailed appeals because it’s frictionless.
Yes. A one-time gift can vault a payment method and convert into automatic monthly giving, with reminders if a recurring gift lapses.
Donors enter card details by keypad straight into the gateway, so volunteers and staff never see or key the number, keeping card data out of your PCI scope.
Payments run on PCI DSS Level 1 rails with tokenized vaulting, so raw card numbers never touch your volunteers, staff, or systems.
Yes. Take event registration and on-site payments by text, phone, or a branded portal on the same platform.
Book a walkthrough and we’ll show text, phone, and portal payments on your setup.