Campaign Landing Pages

A page per appeal, not a shared homepage link that buries the ask.

Every campaign gets its own URL with story, gallery, impact tiers, progress bar and a sticky donate button, designed for the 78% of donors who arrive on their phone.

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Landing pages built for a single ask

One decision

One appeal, one story, one donate button.

Strip out navigation, cookies, footers and cross-links. The only path is the donate button, where you're paying for the traffic.
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Yaqeen Fund
Ramadan Appeal 2026
United Kingdom
Featured
Ramadan Appeal
Donate
Attribution

Every ad, every source, tracked back to a pound.

UTM tags baked in. See which ad set, which reel, which influencer drove each donation without touching a spreadsheet.
Meta ad set A
£1,240 spent
Ad ROI
4.3×

What each page includes

Hero + gallery

A cover image or 30-second video, plus a scrollable gallery from the field. Everything is optimised and lazy-loaded.

Story blocks

Rich text, quotes, impact stats and section headers, drag-and-drop, no HTML required.

Impact tiers

£25 feeds a family for a week, £100 buys a water filter. Each tier has a title, short description and default gift.

Sticky donate CTA

Always-visible donate button on mobile, plus inline CTAs after each story section. Apple Pay and Google Pay first.

Mobile-first layout

Fonts, buttons and forms sized for thumbs. Tested on iOS Safari and Android Chrome on 4G, not just on your laptop.

Progress and social proof

Live raised total, target progress, recent donor names and gift messages, proven to lift conversion.

What it produces

Per-campaign URL
charityfront.com/c/your-charity/appeal-slug, brand-safe, shareable, ad-friendly
Mobile conversion
Sticky CTA + Apple/Google Pay cuts drop-off vs. a shared homepage form
Own the data
Every visit is attributed to the campaign, source and ambassador

Frequently asked

How is this different from a Campaign Page?

Campaign Pages is the underlying feature, the record, the story, the target. Landing Pages are the public, shareable, ad-linkable versions of them, tuned for cold traffic from social, email and search.

Can we run paid ads to these pages?

Yes. They're indexable, have unique og:image tags, load in under a second on 4G, and support UTM parameters that flow into donation attribution.

Do we need a designer to build one?

No. Pick a template, drop in your images and story blocks, and it inherits your storefront's fonts and colours. Most charities publish an appeal page in under 20 minutes.

Can we A/B test different versions?

Yes, duplicate the campaign, change the headline or hero image, and split traffic with a URL parameter. Results show up in the analytics dashboard.

One appeal, one page, one URL you can share anywhere.

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CharityFront in short

Dedicated, mobile-first landing pages for each appeal, with story, gallery, impact tiers and a sticky donate button that converts on 4G.

What is CharityFront?
CharityFront is a donation storefront and link-in-bio platform for charities. A charity gets one mobile page at chrty.link that holds its campaigns, donate buttons, Gift Aid and Zakat options, events, QR codes and supporter sign-ups, plus a dashboard that reports where each donation came from.
Who is it for?
Registered charities and non-profits that raise money from social media, including Muslim charities handling Zakat, Sadaqah and Waqf, and the small fundraising or digital teams who run their campaigns.
What problem does it solve?
One bio link cannot serve many campaigns, mobile donation forms lose donors, and charities cannot tell which post, QR code or ambassador produced a donation. CharityFront puts every campaign on one page and attributes each donation to its source.
Why choose it over the alternatives?
Fixed impact tiers instead of an empty amount box, Zakat, Waqf and Gift Aid handled as separate reportable funds, ambassador sub-links with their own analytics, and Stripe Connect payouts straight to the charity's own account. It also works alongside an existing donation platform rather than replacing it.
What does it cost?
Creating a charity account and building a storefront is free. Publishing publicly and Pro features (ambassador sub-links, shop, quick donate, advanced analytics, integrations) require a paid plan.