The All-in-One Admin Panel
Built Exclusively for NGOs

NEST stands for NGO Enablement & Support Toolkit. It is a highly customized software used by non profits around the world to automate their boring administrative tasks, and start focussing on more impactful things.

For example, you don't need an HR to create certificates for volunteers anymore, it is created with one-click in NEST.

WordPress and Wix are general-purpose website builders. NEST is built only for NGOs and non-profits.

NEST is 100% privacy-focused. No donor or beneficiary data is shared, leaked, or sold to third parties. Even notifications sent to your team exclude sensitive donor data.

It removes bloated features you don't need and adds NGO-specific tools like secure forms, volunteer tracking, certificates, fundraising, and automation - making the system lighter, faster, and purpose-built.

NEST is completely free for all NGOs and non-profit organizations.

There are no setup fees, no subscription costs, and no hidden charges. You get full access to all features including website integration, configuration, onboarding, team training, hosting, security, updates, new features, AI improvements, and support - all at no cost.

We believe in supporting NGOs and their mission, which is why NEST is free forever.

Yes. NEST follows a zero third-party data leakage approach.

All your data is stored in your own database. NEST only accesses what is required to operate the platform, such as user roles and permissions.

No. NEST is built for non-technical NGO teams.

Forms, certificates, content, and campaigns can be created with simple clicks. We also handle onboarding and setup.

Yes. NGOs typically save 60-80% of admin time using NEST.

Certificates, reports, emails, and data collection are automated so teams can focus on impact.

Yes. NEST supports direct fundraising through your website.

You can accept UPI and card payments, track donors, generate reports, and send automated thank-you messages.

Yes. NEST is designed to grow with you.

Small teams can start simple and gradually use more features as their operations scale.