The all-in-one supporter CRM
Supporters, fundraising, communications, and advocacy, together in one modern CRM your team can actually learn. Every part is included, and every part bends to how you already work.
Most teams end up paying for a lot they never touch, then paying again for the pieces that should have been in the box. It does not have to work that way.
The spine
Most CRMs are a filing cabinet. Farband is a spine: donations, events, forms, advocacy actions, texts, and notes all land on the same supporter, in the same timeline, updating the same engagement score. Nothing lives in a silo, so nothing gets lost.
And it stays clean. Every way a person can reach you, a form, an event, a gift, an import, runs through one matching engine, so you get one Alicia Reyes instead of four. Close matches get flagged for review, and merging carries the full history onto the record that survives.
The platform
Every piece below is included, and every piece is built to be the one you would have picked on its own. Pick a feature to see the real screens.
And the rest of the platform
No add-on tier, no upsell for the part you assumed was included. This is the whole of it.
Public pages, embeds, waitlists, and an automated reminder ladder that cuts no-shows.
Signup, survey, RSVP, and petition forms in your own brand, no code.
Petitions, a public take-action page, and email-your-rep on free government data.
Write once, send it to the right people, and see who read it. Opt-outs and quiet hours are handled for you.
Cal.com booking that writes every meeting straight onto the record.
A major-gift pipeline, grants with deadlines that become real tasks, pledges, soft credits, and offline gifts, all reconciling to the same reports.
Import the supporter data you already have, matched against existing records instead of piled on top of them.
Build a list by describing it, draft a report or a dashboard from one sentence, and ask the built-in assistant how something works.
A REST API, webhooks in and out, and an assistant connection that lets AI work in the CRM as a real staff member, with the same permissions.
A change feed streams your data into your own warehouse as it happens, with deletes and restarts handled properly.
A live status board, a health check, and a daily report, so you find out something broke before your team does.
Each organization’s data is isolated in the database itself. Two-factor sign-in, hashed secrets, and roles enforced underneath the screens, not just in them.
Every create, edit, and delete recorded in plain English: who, what, when.
Built by organizers
Farband was not designed in a workshop with organizers, fundraisers, and donors in the room. It was built by one of them, in the middle of the job, because the tools on hand kept getting in the way of the work itself.
That shows up in the small things: the defaults, the shortcuts, the screens that already know what you are about to ask for. It was shaped against real weeks of organizing rather than a feature list.
One organizer, building for the job they were already doing. Every decision in here has a reason behind it.
Not a demo instance kept tidy for screenshots. The real supporters, the real giving, the real campaigns, every day.
It bends far enough that the person who built it uses it instead of something else. Rename your nouns, set your roles, shape it to your work.
Book a demo
The fastest way to tell whether Farband fits is to watch it work. We’ll walk through the record, the reporting, and whatever matters most to your team, and answer anything you want to ask.
Not ready to book? Email hello@farband.co and ask us anything.