Our mission

We want to build tech that actually works for the sector.

Charities and frontline teams are asked to do more with less every year. We build tools that take the paperwork off their hands and show the difference they make, so community organisations can get out of that trap.

Doing more with less

  1. 01

    Charities and frontline teams are under-resourced and facing rising demand, yet they’re expected to do more, with less, every year.

  2. 02

    In a difficult funding environment, with little government help, community-focused organisations are under great strain.

  3. 03

    And the work that matters most, the human stories and the real change, is the hardest to capture.

UK charity sector

  • 46%of charities saw increased demand in 2024NCVO
  • 62%are worried about their financial sustainabilityPro Bono Economics
  • £10bnincome lost by charities since 2010 in real termsNCVO Almanac

We’re building something different.

That's why we're here.

The Plinth team at sunset

Our mission

We use the latest technology to handle paperwork and make real impact visible, so teams can spend more time on what matters and prove that it does.

What we do differently

  1. 01

    Built for the sector

    We don't adapt enterprise software. We build from scratch for community organisations, around their workflows and constraints.

  2. 02

    AI that saves time

    Record a conversation and get case notes. Photograph a paper register and Plinth reads it. AI handles the admin so your team can spend its time with people.

  3. 03

    Impact made visible

    Human stories and real change are hard to put into numbers. We make it simple to capture qualitative impact and turn it into something you can show.

  4. 04

    Affordable

    A free tier for small organisations. Case and grant management priced per organisation, not per head, with no hidden costs. Everyone should have access to good tools.

  • 100k+users
  • 2,000+organisations
  • 80+funders
  • £300m+grants managed
  • 8 yearsoperating

Want to join us?

Whether you're a community organisation looking for better tools, or someone who wants to help build them, we'd love to hear from you.