Board-Ready Digital Clarity
A fixed-scope, 30-day sprint that takes your free audit deeper, turning “we should do something with digital” into a prioritized, costed plan your board can approve. Vendor-neutral, we don’t sell the tools, so the advice is yours.
$3,500 · fixed scope · 30 daysAlready sure? Pay and reserve your sprint, $3,500 → · Your $3,500 credits toward the build if you go on to Capability.
You’ve been burned by vague advice before.
Maybe you paid for a strategy that sat in a drawer, or bought tools that never delivered. Clarity is the opposite: a tight, senior engagement that ends with a specific, priced plan, and a presentation that gets a “yes” in the room.
Four steps, thirty days.
Deep audit
Starting from your Audit, a clear-eyed look at your website, data, tools, and workflows, what’s working, what’s leaking.
Diagnosis
Your digital maturity, scored across the six areas that actually move the mission, website, communications, data, tech capacity, AI, and strategy.
Roadmap
A prioritized, costed sequence, what to do first, what it takes, what it returns.
Board deck
A presentation built to be approved, framed as an operating decision, not a tech wishlist.
A plan you can act on Monday.
- A written audit of your digital foundations
- A scored readiness assessment you can re-run later
- A prioritized, costed roadmap, sequenced by impact
- A plan for owning your audience, not renting it
- A board-ready presentation, framed for approval
- A 60-minute walkthrough to hand it all over
A few hours, and the keys.
- A 60-minute kickoff, plus one or two short working sessions along the way
- Read access to your website, analytics, and the tools you already use
- One decision-maker who can answer questions and sign off
- Any board or funder context that should shape the plan, we do the rest
The honest answers.
How much does a nonprofit digital strategy actually cost?
Most consultants and agencies scope digital strategy at $5,000-$20,000+, often open-ended. Clarity is a fixed $3,500 for a 30-day sprint, you know the price and the deliverable before you start.
Is this a real plan, or just an expensive binder?
A plan you can act on Monday. It ends with a prioritized, costed roadmap and a board-ready deck, not a document that sits in a drawer. Every recommendation is sequenced by impact and tied to your budget.
We’re a 2-3 person shop with no tech staff. Is this for us?
Especially for you. Clarity is built for small teams who need a clear first move, not a corporate digital-transformation program. If you’re not sure where to start with tech, this is the on-ramp.
What do the 30 days actually look like?
Four steps: an audit of your website, data, and tools; a scored readiness assessment you can re-run later; a prioritized, costed roadmap; and a board-ready presentation. A kickoff, a couple of working sessions, and a final walkthrough, we do the heavy lifting.
Why not just hire a regular consultant or agency?
Because most of them sell the tools they recommend. We’re vendor-neutral, no reselling, no referral fees, so the roadmap recommends what’s right for your budget and mission, even when that’s “keep what you have.”
How do I get my board to approve it?
That’s what the board deck is for, we frame the roadmap as an operating decision with costs and returns, not a tech wishlist, so it’s built to get a “yes” in the room.
Can this be funded from a grant?
Often, yes. Clarity is framed and documented as a capacity-building expense that many funders and operating budgets can cover. We’ll help you position it.
Get the plan your board will approve.
Book a short fit call, or take the free audit to see where you stand first. Your $3,500 credits toward the build if you go on to Capability.