Digital Donor Boards
Complete recognition on a single display: every donor at every level, with your mission and campaigns in one frame.
Digital Donor Walls
An architectural centerpiece that organizes the room around gratitude: every era of giving, with each gift's story beside it.
Digital Donor Experience Center
A room built around recognition: where visits begin, every audience sees the mission working, and your case is always playing.
Digital Donor Plaques
The story at every named door: the donor, their why, and the difference the gift makes, told at the room itself.
Premium Support
Starting at: $1,875/yr
White Glove Experience
- OMNIALLY'S TEAM HANDLES EVERY UPDATE
- NO DASHBOARD LOGIN FOR YOUR STAFF
- DISCOUNTED GRAPHIC DESIGN
Send us new gifts, names, stories, and photos whenever they come in. OmniAlly's team handles every update on the screen, so your wall stays current without your staff logging in.
Starting at: $1,500/yr
Content Creation Service Contract
- 20HRS OF GRAPHICS DESIGN
- IMAGES AND VIDEOS
- STOCK IMAGE ASSETS SUPPLIED
When your graphics person already has enough going on, or you don't have an in-house designer to keep content fresh.
Starting at: $800/yr
On Site Service Level Agreement
- ON SITE DIAGNOSTICS AND REPAIR
- 24/7 REMOTE SUPPORT
- ANNUAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Some surprises are fun! Others are not. Have us maintain your physical OmniAlly-supplied equipment, and we'll fix it if it ever misbehaves.
Upgrades & Addons
Starts at $5,550
Capital Campaign Package
Get to your fundraising goal faster with 3d rendered donor wall designs, in-screen display designs and a virtual donor wall to show donors exactly what to expect.
Starts at $2,050
Display Upgrades
Upgrade your display to meet a wide variety of wall spaces, architectural designs, environments and desired experiential impacts.
Starts at $2,000
Extended Warranty
Extend the duration and scope of the manufacturer warranties to suit your organization's unique support needs.
Starts at $2,000
Installation
Increase peace of mind by having OmniAlly install, setup and commission your digital donor wall.
Starts at $1,600
Virtual Donor Wall
Do everything your Digital Donor Wall can - or more. Show the same content as your physical wall, or have something completely unique on your website.
$360/yr
Raiser's Edge NXT Integration
OmniAlly connects your digital donor wall to Raiser's Edge NXT, so the donor lists you choose update on the wall automatically.
What a Digital Donor Recognition Wall Costs to Design, Install, and Run
The starting prices above are for the recognition system itself: the displays, the custom enclosure, the in-screen graphics, installation, and the software that runs them. Every OmniAlly system is tailored to the moments it has to create in your room, the gift that lands, the tour that ends at the wall, the campaign launch, the gift anniversary, and the design, the screens, and the content follow from those moments. That is why no two systems price the same, and why the budget usually breaks into the four parts below.
The system. The number and size of displays, the materials and custom hardscape around them, the technology inside, and the level of customization in the graphics shape most of the cost. A single-screen digital donor board is the entry point. A multi-screen digital donor wall and a donor experience center scale up from there.
Installation. The starting price includes installation: OmniAlly installs, sets up, and commissions the wall with your building team. Planning the wall alongside new construction or a renovation keeps the site work small and lets the enclosure be built into the architecture.
Ongoing costs. An $800 annual software license per media player computer, typically one per donor wall, covers the platform your team uses to manage and update the recognition. Everything else is optional and chosen to fit your team: the White Glove Experience, the Content Creation Service Contract, the On Site Service Level Agreement, extended warranty coverage, and the Raiser's Edge NXT integration.
The upside. Cost is one side of the comparison. The stronger argument is what a wall built around moments gives back: a thank-you timed to the gift, a visit that ends in front of a name, an anniversary that brings a donor back. Those moments become targeted donor retention strategies, and the return on recognition investments reaches across the whole donor base, from major donors to individual donors, year after year.
Cost over time, compared with engraved plaques and other traditional donor wall types
A traditional donor wall is fabricated again every time it changes. A dynamic digital donor wall changes in the software, so wall space and the donor list stop competing with the budget, and modern recognition strategies, donor testimonials, and digital donor wall content ride on the same screens.
| When this happens | Traditional donor wall | Digital donor wall |
|---|---|---|
| A new donor gives | A new plaque, tile, or panel is fabricated and installed | The name is added in the software |
| A donor moves up a giving level | A replacement plaque or panel | The name moves levels |
| The next campaign starts | A new wall or a new section | A new campaign panel on the same wall |
| A renovation moves the wall | Panels re-fabricated for the new space | The enclosure moves and the content comes with it |
| Every year | Each change is a fabrication order | The annual software license |
FAQs
OmniAlly's digital donor walls start at $40,000. Digital donor plaques start at $5,000, digital donor boards at $25,000, and digital donor experience centers at $120,000. These are starting prices. The final investment depends on your space, recognition goals, design, and project requirements, so the solution is built around what your organization needs rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
Digital donor plaques, which start at $5,000, are OmniAlly's most affordable digital donor recognition. A single-screen digital donor board starts at $25,000 and is the entry point for recognizing every donor at every giving level on one display.
The cost depends on the type and scale of the experience you want to create. The number and size of displays, materials, custom hardscape, technology, installation, and the level of customization all shape the final investment. OmniAlly works with your organization to decide which elements make sense for your goals, space, and budget.
Yes. There is an $800 annual software license per media player computer, typically one per donor wall, for the platform your team uses to manage and update donor recognition content. Optional services include the Content Creation Service Contract, the White Glove Experience, the On Site Service Level Agreement for preventive maintenance and repair, and extended warranty coverage, so your organization chooses the level of ongoing support that fits your team. The Raiser's Edge NXT integration is an optional add-on that costs $360 a year.
Yes. There is no single solution or configuration that is right for every organization. OmniAlly works with you to understand your priorities and where your budget has the greatest impact, then designs a recognition experience that feels intentional to your organization and space.
Yes. A digital donor recognition project can be planned as part of a broader fundraising or capital campaign. Beyond recognizing existing supporters, the wall communicates the impact of giving, highlights campaign priorities, and creates new opportunities for donor engagement and future fundraising. OmniAlly's Capital Campaign Package adds 3D renderings and a virtual donor wall so donors can see what their gifts will build.
The $800 annual software license, charged per media player computer, which is typically one per donor wall. Optional services such as the White Glove Experience, the Content Creation Service Contract, the On Site Service Level Agreement, and extended warranty coverage are priced on this page so you can choose the level of support that fits your team. The Raiser's Edge NXT integration is an optional add-on that costs $360 a year.
The displays, the media player that runs them, and the custom enclosure and graphics designed for your room, along with the OmniAlly software your team uses to manage donor names, giving levels, campaigns, and stories from any web browser. The software runs on an annual license per media player computer, and the wall keeps playing from local storage if the building's internet drops.
A traditional donor wall, whether engraved plaques, tiles, or printed panels, costs the least on the day it is installed and the most every time it changes, because each new donor, level change, or campaign is a fabrication order. A digital donor wall costs more up front and then changes through the software, so adding names, moving levels, and starting the next campaign do not add to the cost beyond the annual license.
General digital signage is priced as screens, a media player, and software that plays announcements. A digital donor wall uses similar digital display hardware, but the price covers recognition technology built for donor walls: donor tiers, campaigns, scheduled donor stories, a custom enclosure and graphics designed for the room, and the connection to your donor database. Digital platforms for signage do not carry those parts, which is why the two are not priced alike.
Yes, when touch is added. Interactive digital displays carry a touch layer and the content built for it, so an interactive donor wall prices above the same wall without touch. Touch is optional: the wall plays donor names, giving levels, and stories on its own, and many organizations add it only where visitors have time to explore, such as a donor experience center.
The wall space you have sets the size and number of digital displays, and that is the largest factor in the price. A digital donor board fits a single screen in a corridor or a lobby corner. A digital donor wall is sized to the room it anchors, and the enclosure is designed around the architecture. OmniAlly measures the space and shows renderings before anything is priced.
The in-screen graphics for the recognition programs you launch with, donor names by giving level, campaigns, and the stories and photographs you supply, are part of the system. After that, your team adds recognition content from the dashboard at no charge, or the Content Creation Service Contract has OmniAlly's designers keep the content fresh when there is no in-house designer to do it.
Yes. The recognition formats share the same software and the same donor list, so a single-screen board can be the first step, and a multi-screen wall or a donor experience center can follow in a later campaign. The donor base, giving levels, and campaigns you built carry over, so the digital capacity grows without starting over and the second investment goes to the new screens and enclosure.
A capital campaign, an annual fund, a legacy society, named spaces, memorial and tribute gifts, employee giving, and special recognition for a founders circle or a leadership society, each with its own panel on the same wall. It is comprehensive recognition: donor communities that once needed separate physical recognition share one digital wall, which is where the budget goes further than static recognition that is fabricated for each program.
Treat it as a recognition investment with a retention strategy attached. Donor expectations have moved from a name on a wall to seeing what the gift did, and the moments the wall creates, a gift acknowledged the week it lands, a visit that ends in front of a name, an anniversary that brings a donor back, are the touchpoints that strengthen donor relationships and lift donor satisfaction. Pair the starting price with the campaigns the wall will serve over its life, and compare that with fabricating physical recognition for every change.
No. Outdoor recognition is built as outdoor equipment, so outdoor donor walls, monuments, plaques, totems, and bricks have their own starting prices on the outdoor pricing page. Implementing digital recognition outdoors changes the enclosure, the displays, and the installation, and the price follows.
