NGO Website — what is included
For NGOs, foundations, charities, community associations, cooperatives, trusts, faith-based organisations and development projects in Ghana.
- Mission, programmes and impact pages
- Donation route by MoMo or card through Valmont Pay
- Governance, board and registration details
- Reports, publications and news archive
- Volunteer and partnership enquiry forms
- Events calendar
Why an NGO website matters
Donors, grant-makers and partners look a non-profit up before they commit anything, and a page with no reports, no governance and no way to give tells them the organisation is not ready.
Published starting range
Pulled from our live price list. Every figure is a starting point — your exact price depends on what you need and is always given in writing before any work begins.
Third-party costs such as a domain name, hosting or payment-provider fees are passed through transparently at cost. One-off projects follow the 40 / 40 / 20 plan: 40% to start, 40% when you review it working, last 20% when it is live. Full price list →
Four steps, all in writing
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Tell us what you do
Message us on WhatsApp or send the free written quote form. Say what your business is, what you want visitors to do, and roughly what you have to spend. We reply within a few hours, Monday to Sunday, 8 AM to 9 PM.
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One written price
You get a written quotation that states the price, what is included and the timeline. Nothing starts until you agree to it in writing, and verbal promises do not count — if it matters to you, we put it in the agreement.
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Pay 40 / 40 / 20
40% to begin, 40% when you review a working build, and the last 20% only when the site is live in front of you. Every payment gets a written receipt, and we send a Valmont Pay link with the amount locked on our side.
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Keys handed over
When full payment is complete the website, its files, admin access and passwords are handed over in full. It is 100% yours — you are never locked into our platform.
We do not guarantee income, visitor numbers or Google rankings — those depend on your products, your prices and your promotion. What we guarantee is a working website, a written price, and the keys. Terms & conditions →
Other names for nGO, foundation & non-profit websites
People do not type the words on a price list. These are the phrases customers actually use for this, and every one of them lands on this page.
- non profit website
- association website
- charity website
- cooperative website
- donation website
- foundation website
- ngo website
- non profit
- nonprofit website
- project website
- society website
- trust website
- association
- charity
- cooperative
- donation
- donations
- foundation
- ngo
- ngos
NGO Website — questions people ask
How much does an NGO website cost in Ghana?
Our published starting price is from GH₵ 4,500. The full range is School, church, clinic & NGO websites: GH₵ 4,500 – 9,000. That is a starting point, not a quote — your exact figure depends on what you need and is always given to you in writing before any work begins. Third-party costs such as a domain, hosting or payment-provider fees are passed through at cost.
Can donors give by MoMo from the website?
Yes. Giving is connected through Valmont Pay so donations land directly in your organisation's own Mobile Money or card account, and every donation gets a receipt. Payment integration is a published add-on with the figure shown in your quotation.
We have a very small budget. Can you still help?
Tell us what you have and what you need. We advise honestly, even when the answer is that you need less than you thought — a clear one-page site with your registration details and a giving route may serve you better than a large site you cannot maintain.
How long does it take?
We usually build in about 7 days once we have your deposit and your content — your photos, your text or price list, your business details. We are committed to delivering a working website within 30 days of receiving both, and if we miss that your deposit comes back to you. Time spent waiting for content or approvals does not count against that clock.
How do I pay, and do I own it afterwards?
You pay 40 / 40 / 20 — 40% to begin, 40% when you review a working build, and the last 20% only when the site is live in front of you. Payment is by Valmont Pay, so Mobile Money (MTN, Telecel, AirtelTigo) or Visa and Mastercard, against a link with the amount locked on our side. Every payment gets a written receipt. When full payment is complete the website, its files, admin access and passwords are handed over in full — it is 100% yours and you are never locked into our platform.
Related pages
We are based in Accra and build and deliver websites nationwide across Ghana. Delivery is digital, so your location does not change the price or the timeline.
Tell us what your business does
You will get one clear written price — no pressure, no obligation. We reply within a few hours, Mon - Sun: 8AM - 9PM.