Fixed fee · $3,500
Technology & AI Health Check
Where you stand, what is risky, and what to fix first — written for a board, not for an IT team.
Learn more2Labs Advisory is a Canadian company that does two things: it gives not-for-profits and charities senior technology advice — health checks, fractional CIO support and cybersecurity reviews — and it builds six low-cost software products priced at $50 a month for a small organization and $150 for a large one, with unlimited users and every feature included at both prices.
Canadian software and technology advice Big-firm work.
Big-firm work.
Small-shop money.
Software and advice for organizations that can’t afford either.
We give not-for-profits senior technology advice — the kind usually only affordable to organizations ten times their size. And we build six Canadian products at $50 a month for a small organization, $150 for a large one, with unlimited users and every feature.
The advice is available today. The products are close behind.
Available now · Not-for-profit technology advisory
Senior technology leadership, at a scale a charity can actually afford.
Most organizations meet us here. Someone on the board wants to know whether the systems are safe. A director needs to know if the vendor renewing next month is still worth the money. Somebody has been sold a platform and nobody is sure it was the right one.
Ongoing
Fractional CIO
Senior judgement on strategy, vendors, governance and board reporting, without the full-time hire.
Learn moreFixed fee
Cybersecurity & Risk Review
An honest picture of your real exposure, in plain language and without unnecessary alarm.
Learn moreWorkshop
Design Thinking Facilitation
Structured sessions for the decisions that regular meetings keep failing to resolve.
Learn moreAdvisory
AI Advisory
Practical guidance on Copilot, automation, governance and privacy — including where not to use AI.
Learn moreAlways
An honest second opinion
Sometimes the answer is that your systems are fine and the money belongs in programmes. We will say so.
Talk to us The portfolio
Six products. One price list.
Each does one job for one kind of organization. None is a general-purpose tool, and none charges per user.
Coming soon
Sites
$50 / $150 per month · plus a one-time build fee
AI-managed websites for nonprofits, charities and member organizations. We build it once, bespoke and human-reviewed. Your staff then evolve it by conversation — every change drafted, previewed, approved and revertible.
About SitesComing soon
Donors
$50 / $150 per month
Nonprofit CRM and fundraising for Canadian registered charities with one to five staff. Money in, thanked, receipted — reliably.
About DonorsComing soon
Members
$50 / $150 per month
Membership management for associations, clubs, chambers and congregations. Join, belong, renew — so no renewal lapses silently.
About MembersLive now
PassCard
$30 per year · $300 for 25 cards
Digital business cards with wallet passes and QR sharing, for individuals and small teams.
Explore PassCardComing soon
Sales
$50 / $150 per month
A simple CRM for small pipelines — the solo or small-team B2B seller with no sales operations behind them.
About SalesComing soon
Business
$50 / $150 per month
Small-business operations for owner-run service and trades firms. Quote, do the work, get paid.
About Business Trusted by organizations doing important work
- Dogs With Wings
- AEDARSA
- CRNA
- Transitions
Behind that sits two decades of senior technology leadership across regulators, associations, charities and public-sector organizations — including Legal Aid Alberta, Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation, United Way, the Alberta Teachers Association, the Safety Codes Council, Travel Alberta and ATB. Several of those projects received external recognition, including Microsoft Impact Awards.
See the full experience$50
a month for a small organization
Unlimited
users, on every plan
$0
setup, onboarding and migration fees
WCAG 2.2 AA
on every site we build
How most customers arrive
It usually starts with a website.
A website is the thing a board already agreed you need. So that is where we start. We build it once — properly, accessibly, and to your brand — and then your staff keep it current by describing the change they want.
Once it is live, the donation form on that site can write straight into Donors, and the join-and-renew form into Members. The CRM stops being a second purchase to justify and becomes an extension of something you already trust.
Why Canadian matters here
Built for CRA rules, not configured around them.
The dominant products in nonprofit CRM and membership management are built in the United States. They treat CRA receipting, GST/HST on dues, the advantage rule, bilingual requirements and Canadian data residency as edge cases to work around.
- CRA-compliant tax receipts, built in rather than bolted on
- GST/HST on membership dues handled correctly
- The CRA advantage rule modelled, not ignored
- Data hosted in Canadian regions
- Priced in Canadian dollars, with no exchange surprise
Need advice now?
Advisory work starts with a 30-minute conversation. No obligation, and no obligation to buy software afterwards either.