For nonprofits · 15 helpers

AI for nonprofits.

Small development teams burn weeks on grant proposals, donor appeals, and board reports. SUDO ships 15 specialized helpers that draft them all, for less than the cost of a single ChatGPT Team seat.

The trial opens every pack and needs a card, then $20/mo. The free plan needs neither.

Why this exists

If you run development, communications, or operations at a small or mid-sized nonprofit, you already know the squeeze. Funders want longer applications, donors want more personalized appeals, your board wants tighter reports, and the team that has to produce all of it hasn't grown. Generic ChatGPT helps a little, until you spend twenty minutes per task pasting in your mission statement, last year's numbers, your funder's priorities, and the specific tone your organization uses. SUDO is the workspace that holds that context for you. Fifteen helpers built for nonprofit work: grant writing, donor cultivation, sponsorship pitches, fundraising events, annual reports, and board prep. All pre-loaded, all in one place, all for $20 a month. No per-seat pricing. No prompt-wrangling. A record of most answers, and SUDO does not use your work to train AI. Built for organizations that need to move fast on a thin budget.

The 15 helpers you get

Every nonprofit task, preloaded.

  1. 01
    Grant Proposal WriterWhat this agent does: Writes complete, compelling grant applications — including narrative sections, program descriptions, evaluation plans, budget justifications, and logic models.
  2. 02
    Donor Appeal Letter WriterWhat this agent does: Writes emotionally compelling donor appeal letters for annual fund campaigns, end-of-year giving, emergency asks, and mid-year appeals.
  3. 03
    Sponsorship Proposal CreatorWhat this agent does: Creates professional corporate sponsorship packages and pitch materials — including tiered benefit structures, ROI fra
  4. 04
    Fundraising Event PlannerWhat this agent does: Plans complete fundraising events — from concept through execution — including timelines, committee structures, venue
  5. 05
    Major Donor Cultivation StrategistWhat this agent does: Develops personalized major donor cultivation strategies using moves management principles.
  6. 06
    Newsletter & Email Campaign WriterWhat this agent does: Writes compelling nonprofit email newsletters, drip campaigns, impact updates, and email series.
  7. 07
    Social Media Content CreatorWhat this agent does: Creates platform-specific social media content for nonprofits across Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and TikTok.
  8. 08
    Annual Report WriterWhat this agent does: Writes complete annual report content — from the executive letter to program impact summaries, financial transparency
  9. 09
    Press Release & Media Pitch WriterWhat this agent does: Writes professional press releases, targeted journalist pitches, media advisories, and press kit components.
  10. 10
    Website Copy WriterWhat this agent does: Writes complete, conversion-optimized website copy for nonprofit organizations — from the homepage hero through the mi
  11. 11
    Board Meeting Prep AssistantWhat this agent does: Prepares complete board meeting packages — agendas, staff reports, consent agendas, committee reports, discussion fram
  12. 12
    Volunteer Program ManagerWhat this agent does: Designs and manages complete volunteer programs — from recruitment and screening through onboarding, scheduling, recognition, and retention.
  13. 13
    Program Evaluation DesignerWhat this agent does: Designs rigorous, practical program evaluation frameworks — including logic models, outcome measurement systems, data
  14. 14
    Strategic Plan WriterWhat this agent does: Writes complete 3-5 year strategic plans including situational analysis, mission/vision/values articulation, strategic
  15. 15
    Budget & Financial Narrative WriterWhat this agent does: Creates clear, compelling budget narratives for grant proposals, board presentations, and organizational planning documents.

Why SUDO over ChatGPT

The differences that matter for nonprofits.

One $20/mo seat, not per-user pricing.

ChatGPT Team runs $25-30 per seat per month. For a four-person development office, that is $1,200+/year before anyone writes a single grant. SUDO is a flat $20/mo for the whole workspace, and the trial is 30 days free.

Pre-loaded for nonprofit work, not "general purpose AI".

Every helper here was built with a real nonprofit use case in mind: foundation grant structure, donor moves management, sponsorship tiers, board meeting prep. You are not writing the prompt. You are answering its questions.

Built-in models that do not train on your work.

When you draft a major-donor strategy or a beneficiary impact story, that text should not become training data. SUDO does not use your prompts or responses to train AI, and built-in models run through Together AI under its own terms. SUDO also keeps a record of most chat and Tasks answers that you can show your board.

Built to compound, not to start over each time.

Your mission, your funders, your programs, your impact numbers. These do not change every month. SUDO holds that context once so the next grant proposal does not require you to re-explain your organization from scratch.

Common questions

Before you start.

Is my donor and beneficiary data private?

Yes. SUDO does not use your prompts or responses to train AI, and built-in models run through Together AI under its own terms. The Security page lists each route. SUDO also keeps a record of most chat and Tasks answers, so you can show your board how AI was used.

How is this different from just using ChatGPT?

Three differences. First, the helpers are specialized. A grant writer asks you about funder priorities and logic models instead of a generic chat. Second, the workspace remembers your organization's context across sessions. Third, the price: $20/mo for unlimited use, not $25-30/seat.

Will the AI write things that sound like our voice?

Yes, when you give it your voice. The helpers ask for your mission statement, recent appeals you are proud of, and your typical tone before they draft. They produce a working first draft for an actual writer to edit, not a finished public document. Plan on 10-15 minutes of editing per output.

What if we want to cancel after the trial?

Cancel from your account in two clicks. No phone call, no retention specialist, no last-month charge. The 30-day trial requires a credit card, but you will not be charged if you cancel before day 30.

Put the nonprofit pack to work.

Thirty days with every pack, then $20/mo. Cancel from your account anytime.

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