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Create a Campaign Site

How to create a new Campaign Site

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Written by Tony Sasso
Updated over a week ago

Features in this article may not be included in every Funraise plan.


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Create a Campaign Site

1. From the Side Navigation, click Sites > click New Campaign Site

2. Enter your Site settings > click Create

After creating a Site, you will land on the Campaign Site editor where you can further configure your Site settings and design.

Site Settings

Several settings are available when creating a new Campaign Site.

Campaign Name

This is the public name for your Site.

Campaign Goal

Your campaign goal can be shown in the homepage progress bar.

Campaign End Date

Campaign end date is useful for your tracking records and this date is passed to the Facebook Fundraiser integration - which means a Facebook Fundraiser will be ended on the campaign end date. The campaign end date is also used with the site's countdown timer section, which is an option section that can be added to your homepage.

Campaign Site URL

You can configure the first part of your Campaign Site URL (the subdomain). A recognizable and short URL can go a long way to create trust with donors.

For example https://yourCampaignName.funraise.org

⚠️Your Site URL can not be edited once it has been created.

Campaign Site

You can copy an existing Site by selecting a Site here.

When activated, Peer-to-Peer features will be activated on your Site and supporters will be able to create personal fundraising pages on your Site. When Peer-to-Peer is enabled, you can also enable team fundraising.

Good to know

How many Campaign Sites can I create?

The number of Campaign Sites you can have active at a time is based on your plan, but the maximum is usually 5 or 10. If you are not able to create a new site due to your plan's limit you can consider archiving a Campaign Site or reaching out to us to upgrade your plan to include access to more active sites.


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