Easy to use comes first.
You have people to bring together and a cause to move forward. Mobli is being built to help you get on with that work—with free core tools and a fundraising buddy you can ask for a hand.
Meet Mobli. He gives a friendly face to a practical idea: tell us what you’re trying to do, instead of working out which menu to open first.
A useful paragraph can still leave you finding the records, checking the numbers, copying the details and deciding what to do next.
This is our design direction. Connected context depends on the records and services available to your organization; these examples are not a claim that autonomous workflows are live today.
If any of these moments sound familiar, they’re the kinds of friction we’re designing around. Your team’s experience may be different.
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A simple task can turn into setup steps, unfamiliar menus and another training session.
The Mobli approach
Start with the job you need to do. We’re designing Mobli around clear next steps and plain language, so getting help doesn’t require knowing the name of every screen.
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Supporter details, event activity and payments can leave you piecing together the same story in several places.
The Mobli approach
Keep useful records close to the work. Mobli’s CRM connects individual contacts, households and recent giving; our goal is to help you use the relevant, available context when you ask for help.
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Checking totals, reconciling records and preparing another export can take time you wanted to spend on follow-up.
The Mobli approach
Make the detail easier to review. Giving comparisons, selected-record exports and suggested payout matches support practical checks. Staff still review the records and confirm reconciliation.
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Which ticket did I buy? Where is my receipt? How do I finish paying for my auction item? Unclear steps create work for guests and staff.
The Mobli approach
Design around the supporter’s next step. Clear labels, useful confirmations and understandable payment choices are priorities as we build the experience—not promises that every journey is already finished.
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A software price alone may not explain payment processing, tips, platform fees or optional upgrades.
The Mobli approach
Separate those costs. The core software is free. Payment processing and the platform-fee choice are separate, and Mobli Pro is optional. See the pricing page for the choices and qualifications.
Illustrative requests—not a live chat or a promise of current availability. Here’s how we want asking Mobli for help to feel.
Start with the relevant recorded gifts, dates and totals, then organize a summary for review.
You check the figures, missing records and final wording.
Compare the relevant attendee and booking records where available, and identify a proposed follow-up audience.
You check matches, booking status and contact preferences.
Use the event details and available volunteer context to prepare a useful message.
You confirm the recipients, timing and message before sending.
Suggest combinations from the item details you provide, with the reason each might appeal to guests.
You check restrictions, descriptions and prices before changing a listing.
People, fundraising, events, forms and reporting, with no monthly platform subscription or per-user fee.
Explore the toolsPayment processing is additional. Your optional-tip or tip-free platform-fee choice also matters. Review the rates, minimums and qualifications.
See pricingOptional · $49.99/month
Explore the phone-conversation and creative upgrade. Confirm available features and usage terms with the team; the core tools stay free.
Explore Mobli ProTom Bexx, Max Romer and Matt Ormrod founded GiveSmart. From early text-message auctions to the work around a busy gala, those experiences shape what they’re building next with Mobli.
Tell us what takes too much time, where the work gets stuck and what a helpful fundraising buddy could do for your team.
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