Mobile Giving

Every extra step costs you donations

Here's what most donation platforms ask your supporters to do before they can give: create an account, verify an email address, set a password, fill out a profile, and then — finally — enter their payment information. By that point, you've already lost half of them.

Lattia works differently. A donor taps your link, picks an amount, enters their card, and they're done. No accounts. No passwords. No email verification loops. No "complete your profile" screens standing between a generous impulse and a completed gift. The entire experience takes under 30 seconds on a phone.

Built for thumbs, not cursors

More than 60% of online donations now happen on a phone. Lattia's donation forms aren't desktop forms squeezed onto a small screen — they're designed mobile-first. Large tap targets, stacked layouts, and a checkout flow that works with one hand.

Suggested donation amounts are displayed as large, easy-to-tap buttons instead of tiny radio inputs. The custom amount field uses a numeric keypad automatically. Form fields are spaced and sized for fingers, not mouse pointers. Everything scrolls naturally without pinching or zooming.

Stripe-powered checkout they already trust

When a donor is ready to pay, they see Stripe's checkout — the same payment experience they've used on thousands of other sites. There's no unfamiliar payment form to make them hesitate. Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported automatically, which means returning donors can complete a gift with a single tap and a fingerprint.

Your donors' card details never touch Lattia's servers. Stripe handles everything, which means PCI compliance out of the box and the kind of payment security that enterprise platforms charge thousands for.

Share anywhere, donate from anywhere

Every donation page has a clean, short URL that works everywhere — text messages, Instagram bios, email signatures, printed flyers, QR codes on event tables. There's no app to download, no login wall to hit, no redirect chain to confuse people. Your supporter taps the link and they're looking at a donation form, immediately.

This matters most for time-sensitive moments: a pastor mentions a need from the stage and someone pulls out their phone. A friend shares your campaign link in a group chat. A donor sees your post while scrolling at 11pm. In every case, the path from impulse to completed gift needs to be as short as possible. Lattia makes it one tap and 30 seconds.

What we don't do

Most platforms add friction because it benefits them, not your donors. Here's what Lattia will never ask a first-time donor to do:

• Create an account or set a password
• Verify their email before donating
• Download an app
• Fill out a profile
• Sit through a multi-page checkout wizard
• Decode a confusing "tip" or "platform contribution" screen

Your donors showed up to give. We get out of the way and let them.