NGOs
A website for your NGO for $1 a year
A small NGO needs a website that says what you do, shows your work and tells people how to help or reach you. HimX builds that with AI for ₹100 — about $1 — and keeps it online for a year, with its own address and hosting.
Updated · HimLocal
What an NGO website should have
- One line that says who you help, and where.
- Your work in photos — real ones from your projects.
- Your team or volunteers, and how to contact you.
- How to help: volunteer, partner, or reach you on WhatsApp or email.
What $1 gets you
- A complete website made from your CV, photos and answers — home page, sections, contact and enquiry buttons — in English or Hindi.
- Your own address: ai-yourname.himx.in.
- 500 AI credits to change it by chat ("make the photos bigger", "add my new phone number"). Clicking to edit text and photos is free.
- Up to 20 of your own photos and 2 short videos. HimX does not make AI pictures; the designs are drawn in code.
- Live for 1,000 visits or one year, whichever comes first. A yearly plan keeps it after that.
- Enquiries come to you on WhatsApp, a call or a form. The ₹100 site does not take payments.
Is 1,000 visits enough for an NGO?
Usually. 1,000 visits a year is about 3 a day, every day — and an NGO's site is mostly opened by donors, partners and volunteers you share the link with. If you outgrow it, move to a yearly plan any time.
Questions people ask
Can people donate on the site?
Not on the ₹100 site itself — it takes enquiries, not payments. If you already have a donation page elsewhere, add its link in your answers and the site shows a button to it.
Is there a separate NGO price?
No — it is the same ₹100 (about $1) for everyone, charged once by card from anywhere in the world, with no paperwork and no monthly fee for the first year.
Who can build and edit the NGO site?
Anyone in your team with the login. AI builds the first version from your photos and answers, and you change it by chat ("add our new project", "change the phone number") or by clicking on the text.