Zeffy provides free fundraising software to nonprofits across North America. The tech stack—React, Next.js, Nest.js, PostgreSQL, with Algolia for search—is lean and focused on shipping fast. Active migration from GraphQL to tRPC signals simplification of their backend; concurrent work on fraud detection, payment dispute handling, and iOS tap-to-pay reveals a platform maturing from core fundraising into payments and risk infrastructure. Hiring is decelerating but skews senior and managerial, suggesting consolidation around reliability and support quality rather than growth-at-all-costs.
Zeffy develops free fundraising software for nonprofit organizations globally. The product combines donation collection, donor management, and payment processing in a single interface designed for nonprofits without dedicated development or finance teams. The company operates on a freemium model—the core platform is free; revenue likely comes from payment processing fees and upsells. Active projects span brand evolution, iOS payment features, automated compliance checks, and fraud detection tooling, indicating expansion beyond basic fundraising into payments infrastructure and risk management. Support and operations are staffed alongside engineering, reflecting a service-first operational philosophy.
React, Next.js, Nest.js, PostgreSQL, and Algolia for search and donation discovery. They're migrating backend code from GraphQL to tRPC and recently adopted tRPC to simplify API layer complexity.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The company also actively hires in France, indicating European expansion of product or support operations.
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