RaiseMoney.ai helps you track every conversation, read every donor, and work out the next move — anchored in an approach that’s closed hundreds of millions of dollars. Engage new funders from a position of strength, with confidence, creativity, and grace. Secure the resources you need to advance your work.
Recount the meeting in your own words, in any order. It becomes structured records — commitments, action items, open questions — plus the analysis: the stage, the odds, what changed, and what to watch.
Gain insight into every donor — how they decide, what they light up on, where they hold back. You take that understanding into every room.
A stall, an ask amount, a mixed signal — it works the problem with you and answers with specific moves, and the reasoning behind them.
It answers from your records — and shows its reasoning.
What they light up on, where they hold back, how the yes actually gets made — observed across your meetings against 25 behavioral categories, dated, and graded by the strength of the evidence.
The full argument for the work — the frames, the sequence, the reasoning — versioned as the work evolves, and tailored to each funder you meet.
Every captured conversation updates the case — what’s landing, what keeps meeting the same objection, and the exact words funders use about your work, kept for the next draft.
It builds this as you talk, from your captured conversations — truthful about where the year stands, even when it’s behind. When the board asks, you have the answer.
The full board — every card carries its next move and its odds.
It’s embedded where you already work. You don’t have to come to it — it’s there in your chat while you write the program plan, work the budget, and prep the board meeting. And it does more than help with the task in front of you: it sees the whole picture as you go, and its fundraising advice arrives connected to the rest of your work. The full app at raisemoney.ai keeps the same records and the same memory. Nothing to migrate.
RaiseMoney.ai is an accelerant: more conversations carried, faster follow-through, sharper reads — the work still yours, done with more behind it. It doesn’t replace you, your judgment, or your relationships. It extends them.
Your donors give because of you — the trust is yours. So it never contacts a donor, never sends anything, never makes an ask. When it doesn’t know something, it says so and takes the time to work it out.
Every fact stays exactly as you said it — amounts, dates, who said what — yours to inspect, correct, or delete. Nothing about your donors trains anything for anyone else.
Spreadsheets, CRM exports, years of notes — it reads them all. If your org requires a CRM, keep it; you’ll have better notes to paste into it. Setup takes about twenty minutes.
Ask a general-purpose AI about fundraising and you get the average of everything ever written about it — most of it neither insightful nor useful. RaiseMoney.ai doesn’t draw on that. Its guidance comes from its assigned canon: a documented body of fundraising practice, taught in person for years as a twelve-hour workshop — with a waitlist — to founders and directors who raise their own budgets.
Its facts work the same way. It works exclusively with what you’ve told it and the records you’ve built. When it doesn’t know something, it says so. It never invents a meeting, a number, or a donor. It never hallucinates.
RaiseMoney.ai is built by nonprofits, for nonprofits — by people who have started from scratch. It is a project of Aspiration, a nonprofit.
"I now have the tools and the fundamentals to enter philanthropic spaces with my eyes wide open. I feel powerful in those spaces."
"It shifted my mindset from being a recipient to building strategic, mutually beneficial funding relationships."
"It got me fired up — and made me realise how much I actually enjoy this part of my job."
Those are reviews of the approach, taught in person — the software applies it to your records.
It works, and it isn’t finished. We’re adding a small group of fundraisers who’ll run it on live pipelines and tell us what’s wrong. Its read of your donors gets sharper with every meeting you give it.
A person reads every request.