Your whole organization.One device in your office. Not the cloud.
Dino runs your entire operation — donors, giving, fund accounting, grants, volunteers — locally, on one device in your office, with no monthly bill and no data leaving the building. Every dollar you don't spend on software is a dollar that goes to the mission.
one-time license · no subscription · your data stays in the building
Nonprofit software is quietly eating your mission budget.
Count what you're paying, per seat, per month, forever: the donor CRM, the email platform, the accounting add-on, the volunteer tool, the grant tracker, the payment processor's cut. Each one bills monthly. Each one raises prices at renewal. None of them talk to each other, so you're paying people to copy numbers between them.
That money isn't going to your program. It's going to software companies whose incentive is to charge you more next year.
Dino is one device. You buy it once. You own the license. There is no subscription — so the money you were sending to six vendors every month goes back where it belongs.
Six tools billing you every month.Or one device you own.
Hit collapse. Watch the stack become one device — and the money go back to the mission.
donors
appeals
the books
people
funders
giving
$650/mo
$7,800 a year — money the mission never sees
You own it.
No subscription. No per-seat. Your data never leaves the building.
—— Hover any tile for what that subscription costs you
Your donor list should never leave the building.
When you run on cloud software, your organization no longer lives in your office. It lives on someone else's server.
Your donor list. Your major-gift notes. Your recurring givers. The constituents you serve — including the ones whose privacy is not optional. All of it sits in a database you don't control, owned by a company you'll never meet, increasingly piped through third-party AI models you never see.
For a lot of organizations, that's an annoyance. For yours, it may be a breach of trust with the people who depend on you.
Dino keeps everything local. Your donor data sits on the device in your office — not on a vendor's cloud, not inside someone else's AI. You can unplug the internet and the system keeps running. If we ever disappeared, your data would still be right there, where it always was, fully yours.
No export fees. No renewal hostage. No cloud.
The whole organization, on one device.
Most of what a nonprofit runs on is the same work every organization does — so Dino handles it in one place, out of the box.
Donors & constituents.
Full relationship history, gift records, recurring giving, segments, and outreach — the CRM your development team actually needs.
Giving & receipting.
One-time gifts, pledges, and recurring donations, processed through your own payment account. Tax receipts handled.
Volunteers & staff.
Scheduling, hours, roles, and hiring — people management for everyone who moves the mission.
Communications & appeals.
Email, campaigns, and social, run from the same system that holds your donor data — so nothing has to be copied anywhere.
A phone that answers itself.
An AI receptionist that takes calls, answers questions, and routes them — in a voice that sounds human, running entirely on your device.
Analytics you can trust.
Because every number comes from one system instead of six that disagree.
One device. One system. No integrations to babysit.
Voice AI agencies charges the bundle. Dino AI Hub charges the line.
Same 1,000 voice minutes a month. SaaS bundles every layer and bills per minute. Dino AI Hub runs the layers on the Ai Hub — you pay for what's actually metered.
All AI runs on the Ai Hub. The only per-minute fee is the Twilio phone line.
Bundled per-minute
capacity
10 concurrent calls
industry average
1,000 min × $0.2000 / min
$200.00 / mo
$2,400.00 / yr
Everything on the Ai Hub. Pay the line.
capacity
4 concurrent calls
per 1 AI Hub unit
1,000 min × $0.0125 / min
$12.50 / mo
$150.00 / yr
Twilio is the online phone line — the only per-minute fee for voice. IG DM, Facebook Messenger, email, and website chat run through Dino AI Hub with no connection fee. Same agent, every channel. All Twilio expenses are paid directly to Twilio.
And the part most tools get wrong: fund accounting.
This is where general business software falls apart for nonprofits — and where Dino was built for you specifically.
Dino does true restricted and unrestricted fund accounting. When a gift comes in earmarked for a specific program, Dino tracks it as restricted from the moment it lands — through every dollar spent against it — so you always know exactly what's committed, what's available, and what a funder is owed an accounting of.
Restricted vs. unrestricted funds — tracked automatically, gift by gift.
Grant tracking and reporting — budgets, spend-down, and the reports funders require, generated from your real numbers.
990 and year-end prep — made from clean books, not a spreadsheet reconciliation marathon.
This is the module that costs a fortune from the big platforms and still doesn't sit in the same system as your donors. On Dino, it's one system, on your device, included.
Grant tracking and reporting live on Dino. Submitting to a funder's own portal stays in your hands — Dino gets the numbers right; you file them.
Built around your organization, not the other way around.
No two nonprofits run the same way. So when your organization comes onto Dino, we build your interface around how you actually operate — your programs, your funds, your language — rather than handing you a generic tool and a login.
You're not configuring software. You're getting an operating system shaped to your mission, delivered ready to run.
The questions every director asks.
Does Dino do fund accounting?
Where does our donor data live?
Is there a subscription?
Do you handle grant reporting?
What happens if Dino disappears?
Every dollar back to the mission.See it run.
Your organization, running on one device you own, with your data staying home, and the money you were bleeding to software vendors every month going back to the work that matters. We'd be glad to show you how it runs.
Sources
- 1.The six-tool monthly figures shown in the stack are representative of a small nonprofit's typical software subscriptions. Confirm each tool's price with a dated citation before publish.