Web design and IT support for Florida nonprofits
Operamatix builds and runs technology for mission-driven organizations: websites your staff publish themselves, managed IT that respects a nonprofit budget, and automation that hands hours back to the mission.
Based on Florida's Treasure Coast. A person answers.
We just built one. Here it is.
The St. Lucie County Education Foundation replaced its aging platform with a bilingual, self-serve site in five weeks of development. Everything this page promises is demonstrated there, in screenshots and film.
What nonprofits need that generic web shops miss
A nonprofit's website carries jobs a business site never has to think about. We build for them from the first sketch.
Giving that keeps card data off your site
Donation flows built around your platform's hosted checkout, so card numbers never touch your website and every gift is verified before it enters the books. Recurring giving, campaigns, and shareable pages included.
The 2027 accessibility deadline
The Department of Justice's 2024 web rule brings WCAG 2.1 AA to public institutions by April 2027, and nonprofits that partner with them are wise to meet the same bar. We audit page by page and build to it from day one. Read the rule.
Optics that funders check
Grant reviewers, boards, and major donors look for current financials, published filings, and program clarity before they commit. We build those pages to be easy for you to keep current, so they always are.
Self-serve for a small staff
Live-preview editing, bilingual copy side by side, and imports that turn yearly rituals into one click. Your team publishes in about a minute, without waiting on anyone.
One partner across the whole stack
Nonprofit web design and redesign
A modern, accessible site your staff run themselves, bilingual if your community needs it. Fixed quote before any work begins.
See what that looks likeManaged IT for nonprofits
Security, email, backups, devices, and real human support, on flat monthly plans sized for nonprofit budgets.
See the plansCustom software and automation
The unglamorous hours, automated: imports, rosters, reports, and always-on upkeep with a person approving every change.
How we use AIThe tools your staff would actually use
Three working screens from the case study. Click any of them to look closer, or walk through the whole build.
No mystery, no meter running
A conversation
You talk with the owner, not a sales queue. Bring your current site, your renewal dates, and whatever is annoying your staff the most.
A fixed quote
Scope and price in writing before any work begins. The number you approve is the number you pay.
Build, launch, steward
You watch the build as it happens, launch without downtime, and keep us for the upkeep, or don't. Your site, your accounts, your call.
Straight answers
How much does a nonprofit website cost?
Every build gets a fixed quote before work begins, scoped to what your organization actually needs. Our guide to website costs explains what drives the number, and the quote you approve is the price you pay. Read the cost guide.
How long does a build take?
The case study on this page took five weeks of development from first commit to launch. Your timeline is set in the quote and tracked in the open while we build.
Can you work with our donation platform?
Yes. We build around hosted checkouts such as Givebutter, so card data never touches your site and verified donation records flow to your books automatically.
Do we have to meet WCAG 2.1 AA?
The federal web accessibility rule reaches public institutions by April 2027, and nonprofits that work alongside them are wise to meet the same standard. We audit every page against WCAG 2.1 AA as we build.
Bring us the site you have
We will tell you honestly what it needs, whether or not that work is ours to do. The consult is a conversation, not a pitch.