WordPress
Self-hosted or WordPress.com with Custom Code
WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow — then Framer, HubSpot, Carrd, and the rest. Keep HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, or Zoho. GoGive syncs. It does not rip and replace.
Donate on your own site. Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital is the live example on Home. The charity portal has the install step for each platform — this page is the catalogue, not the script.
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Self-hosted or WordPress.com with Custom Code
Online Store 2.0 themes and Custom Liquid
Custom Code in the site head
Code Injection in the site header
Site-wide head code in the Designer
More platforms
Custom Code at end of head
Site Header HTML on your domain
Hidden head embed plus inline button
Header code and embed sections
Websites + Marketing — often limited; use a donate link
Use a donate link — no site-wide script
Header module plus custom block
Head tag plugin and Custom HTML module
Script Manager on Stencil storefronts
Any site where you control the HTML head
Contacts and gifts into the CRM your fundraising and marketing already share. OAuth, not a CSV ritual every Friday.
You do not have to leave Salesforce to start taking donations on GoGive. Sync donors and donations; keep the database of record.
Push new donors into audiences you already send from. Transactional receipts stay in GoGive; you can also send branded updates from GoGive when that is the simpler path.
Zoho CRM via the same extensions pattern. Useful if Salesforce is more CRM than you wanted.
Stripe Connect. We never store PAN. Payouts go to the charity’s connected account in AUD or GBP, matching the country pack.
Meta pixel
Optional Meta pixel on the public form for ads reporting. You own the pixel ID. Add a consent banner before you point EU traffic at it.
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