Bubble for Nonprofits
Your nonprofit needs a custom volunteer management system, donor portal, or program tracking application—but hiring developers costs tens of thousands of dollars and takes months. Off-the-shelf software almost fits, but not quite. You need something tailored to your unique workflow, but don't have the budget or technical team to build it. Bubble puts full-stack application development in your hands through visual programming—no coding required. Build everything from simple internal tools to complex SaaS platforms, complete with databases, user authentication, workflows, and API integrations. If you can design it on a whiteboard, you can build it in Bubble.
What It Does
Tired of trying to force your nonprofit's unique workflows into generic software that "almost" works? Spending hours manually copying data between disconnected tools? Bubble is a full-stack no-code platform that lets you build custom web applications visually—without writing a single line of code. Think of it as a visual programming language: you design your interface by dragging and dropping elements, create your database structure with point-and-click, and define your app's logic through workflows that trigger on user actions.
Unlike simpler no-code tools that turn spreadsheets into basic apps, Bubble gives you the power to build production-ready applications that would normally require a development team. Need a donor CRM tailored to your fundraising process? Build it. Want a volunteer marketplace where individuals can browse opportunities, sign up, and track hours? Build it. Need a grant application portal with multi-step forms, file uploads, and review workflows? Build it. Bubble handles the front-end interface, back-end logic, database management, user authentication, and hosting—all through a visual editor.
For nonprofits, this means solving problems that off-the-shelf software can't address and custom development can't afford. You get the flexibility of custom code without the six-figure price tag or the six-month timeline. Whether you're building internal tools to streamline operations or external applications to serve your community, Bubble transforms what's possible for organizations with limited technical resources.
Best For
Organization Size
- Medium to large nonprofits with 10+ staff members
- Organizations with someone who can dedicate time to learning (or budget to hire a Bubble developer)
- Nonprofits needing custom functionality that off-the-shelf tools can't provide
- Organizations willing to invest in long-term platform ownership
Best Use Cases
- Custom CRM systems tailored to your fundraising or program workflows
- Volunteer marketplaces and coordination platforms
- Grant application portals with approval workflows
- Member directories and community platforms
- Program participant tracking and case management
- Event registration systems with custom logic
Ideal For
- Executive Directors seeking operational efficiency
- Operations Managers building internal tools
- Technical staff with programming mindset (even without coding experience)
- Nonprofits with innovation budgets to experiment with custom solutions
Key Features for Nonprofits
Visual Database Builder
Design your data structure without SQL
Create databases tailored to your needs—donor records, program participants, volunteer schedules, grant applications—with point-and-click data modeling. Define relationships between data types (e.g., "Volunteers" connected to "Opportunities"), set up privacy rules to control who sees what, and manage everything through Bubble's visual interface. No database administration expertise required.
Unlike spreadsheet-based tools, Bubble's database is designed for production applications with proper relational data structures, data validation, and scalability. Perfect for organizations outgrowing Airtable or Google Sheets but not ready for enterprise database solutions.
Workflow Automation
Build complex logic without code
Create multi-step workflows that respond to user actions: when a donor completes a gift, send a thank-you email, update their record, create a receipt, and notify your development team. When a volunteer signs up, check for conflicts, reserve their spot, send confirmation, and add them to your CRM. Workflows handle everything traditional code would do—validations, API calls, database updates, email notifications—through visual programming.
Bubble's workflow system includes conditional logic, loops, custom events, and scheduled/recurring workflows. You can build approval processes, automated reminders, data syncing between systems, and complex business logic that would normally require a developer.
API Connector for Integrations
Connect to any web service or AI platform
Integrate your Bubble app with external services through Bubble's API Connector. Connect to payment processors (Stripe), AI services (OpenAI, Claude, Google AI), email platforms (SendGrid, Mailchimp), CRMs (Salesforce), or any service with a REST API. This means your custom nonprofit app can leverage best-in-class tools for specific functions while providing a unified interface.
For example, build a donor portal that processes payments via Stripe, sends personalized emails through SendGrid, generates tax receipts with AI-powered content from ChatGPT, and syncs data to your existing CRM—all orchestrated through Bubble without custom coding.
User Authentication & Permissions
Secure access control built in
Bubble includes user account management, password authentication, social logins (Google, Facebook), and granular privacy rules. Define exactly who can view, edit, or delete each piece of data. Create different user roles (donors, volunteers, staff, administrators) with custom permissions for each. Crucial for nonprofits handling sensitive donor information or participant data.
Privacy rules ensure data security at the database level—even if there's a bug in your interface logic, users can only access data their role permits. This makes Bubble suitable for applications requiring HIPAA-adjacent privacy (though not certified) or donor data protection.
Responsive Design System
Apps that work on any device
Design once, deploy everywhere. Bubble's responsive design engine ensures your volunteer portal, donor dashboard, or event registration system works seamlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. Adjust layouts for different screen sizes, hide/show elements based on device, and create mobile-optimized workflows—all within the visual editor.
While Bubble doesn't create native iOS/Android apps, your web app is fully functional on mobile browsers and can be added to home screens as a Progressive Web App (PWA). For most nonprofit use cases, this provides sufficient mobile accessibility without the complexity of maintaining separate native apps.
Hosting & Deployment Included
Launch your app with one click
Bubble handles all hosting, infrastructure, and deployment. No need to worry about servers, SSL certificates, backups, or scaling. Build your app, click "Deploy to live," and it's available at your custom domain. Bubble automatically handles security updates, uptime monitoring, and performance optimization.
This removes significant technical overhead for nonprofits. Unlike custom development where you'd need to manage hosting separately (AWS, Heroku, etc.), Bubble's all-in-one approach means one subscription covers building, hosting, and maintaining your application. Updates deploy instantly without downtime.
How This Tool Uses AI
Bubble itself is not an AI-powered platform—it's a visual programming environment for building web applications. However, Bubble excels as a platform for building AI-enhanced applications. Here's how AI fits into the Bubble ecosystem:
AI Integration via API Connector
What's AI-Powered: You can connect your Bubble app to AI services like OpenAI (ChatGPT, GPT-4), Anthropic (Claude), Google AI, Cohere, and others through Bubble's API Connector. This allows you to build applications with AI features such as:
- AI chatbots for donor support or volunteer FAQs
- Automated content generation for fundraising emails or social media posts
- Data analysis and insights from program participant feedback
- Intelligent form assistance that helps grant applicants complete applications
- Automated summarization of long documents or meeting transcripts
How it works: You configure API calls to AI services within Bubble's visual editor. When a user interacts with your app (e.g., submits a question), Bubble sends data to the AI service, receives the response, and displays it in your app. You control the prompts, data flow, and user experience—the AI service handles the intelligence.
What's NOT AI-Powered
To be clear, Bubble's core platform does not use AI for app building. You design your interface, database, and workflows manually through visual programming. Features that are not AI-powered:
- App design: You drag and drop elements to build your interface (no AI assistance)
- Workflow creation: You define logic through visual workflows (rule-based, not AI)
- Database structure: You manually create data types and relationships
- Code generation: Bubble doesn't write code for you (it's visual programming, not AI-generated code)
AI Integration Considerations
⚠️ Technical Knowledge Required: While Bubble is "no-code," integrating AI services requires understanding API connections, data formatting, and error handling. You'll need to read API documentation, configure authentication, and test integrations. This is more advanced than basic Bubble app building.
⚠️ API Costs Separate: AI service fees (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) are billed separately from your Bubble subscription. High-volume AI features can become expensive. For example, ChatGPT API costs range from $0.0015 to $0.06 per 1,000 tokens depending on the model. Budget accordingly.
⚠️ Data Privacy: When you send data to external AI services, ensure you're complying with data privacy regulations. Donor information, participant data, or other sensitive content sent to third-party AI services must be handled according to your privacy policy and applicable laws (GDPR, CCPA, etc.).
🔒 Best Practice: Use AI for non-sensitive functions (content generation, general Q&A) or implement anonymization before sending data to AI services. Review each AI provider's data retention and usage policies before integrating.
Bottom Line: Bubble as an AI Platform
Bubble is not an AI tool itself—it's a platform for building AI-enhanced applications. If your nonprofit wants to create custom AI-powered tools (chatbots, content generators, intelligent assistants), Bubble provides the infrastructure to build, host, and manage those applications without traditional coding.
Best suited for: Nonprofits with technical staff or budget to hire Bubble developers who want to integrate AI capabilities into custom applications. Not ideal for: Organizations looking for ready-made AI features without configuration or integration work.
Real-World Nonprofit Use Case
Building a Custom Volunteer Marketplace
How a mid-sized nonprofit solved a coordination challenge
A regional environmental nonprofit was managing 300+ active volunteers across 20+ conservation projects using a combination of Google Sheets, email, and phone calls. Volunteers couldn't easily see available opportunities, project leaders struggled to fill urgent needs, and the 2-person operations team spent 15+ hours per week manually coordinating matches.
They evaluated existing volunteer management platforms but found none that met their specific needs: volunteers needed to see real-time availability, filter by skill level and location, sign up for recurring shifts, and track earned conservation hours for corporate reporting. The nonprofit needed automated matching based on skills and preferences, project leader dashboards to manage teams, and integration with their existing donor database (Salesforce).
The Bubble Solution: Their operations manager (with no coding background but a knack for systems thinking) spent 3 weeks learning Bubble and 6 weeks building a custom volunteer marketplace. The platform included:
- Volunteer portal: Browse opportunities by date, location, skill level; sign up for one-time or recurring shifts; track hours and impact
- Project leader dashboard: Create opportunities, review applicants, approve sign-ups, send automated reminders, download attendance reports
- Automated matching: Workflow that notifies qualified volunteers when new opportunities match their preferences
- Salesforce integration: Volunteer hours automatically sync to donor records for stewardship tracking
- Email automation: Confirmation emails, reminder notifications 24 hours before shifts, thank-you messages with impact metrics
Results after 6 months:
- Volunteer coordination time reduced from 15 hours/week to 3 hours/week (80% reduction)
- Opportunity fill rate increased from 65% to 92% due to better matching and notifications
- Active volunteer base grew 40% because sign-up was so much easier
- Total annual cost: $1,608 (Bubble Growth plan) vs. $25,000+ quoted for custom development
The nonprofit estimates they saved over $20,000 compared to hiring developers and gained complete control over future enhancements. When they wanted to add a feature allowing corporate groups to book team volunteer days, they built it themselves in Bubble rather than waiting on vendor updates or paying consulting fees.
Pricing
Free Plan
Perfect for learning and prototyping
- 50,000 Workload Units per month
- Full access to visual editor and API Connector
- 1 app editor
- No live deployment (development only)
- Mandatory Bubble branding
- bubbleapps.io subdomain only (no custom domain)
Best for: Testing if Bubble is right for your project before committing to a paid plan
Starter Plan
Launch your first production app
or $349/year (save $35)
- 175,000 Workload Units per month
- Live app deployment
- Custom domain connection
- Recurring workflows (scheduled automation)
- 2 days of server log retention
Best for: Small nonprofits launching internal tools with light usage
Growth Plan
Scale to hundreds of users
or $1,428/year
- More Workload Units for higher traffic
- Advanced workflow features
- Sub-apps for modular development
- Priority support
Best for: Mid-sized nonprofits with active user bases and complex workflows
Team Plan
Enterprise-grade applications
or $4,188/year
- Maximum Workload Units for high-performance apps
- Development/staging environments
- Multiple app editors for team collaboration
- Extended server log retention
Best for: Large nonprofits deploying mission-critical applications with multiple developers
Understanding Workload Units (WUs)
Bubble uses a usage-based pricing model called Workload Units. Every action in your app—page loads, database queries, workflow executions, API calls—consumes WUs. This means your costs scale with actual usage, not just a flat subscription fee.
What this means for nonprofits: If your app gets heavy usage (hundreds of users daily, complex workflows), you may need to upgrade tiers or purchase additional WU capacity beyond your plan's allocation. This makes budgeting somewhat unpredictable for high-traffic applications. Monitor your WU usage closely, especially in your first few months.
Cost optimization tip: Optimize database queries, minimize unnecessary workflow steps, and cache frequently accessed data to reduce WU consumption. Bubble provides WU usage analytics to help identify inefficiencies.
Nonprofit Discount & Special Offers
Current Status: Bubble does not publicly advertise a formal nonprofit discount program. Unlike platforms like Airtable (50% off) or Softr (30% off), Bubble's pricing page makes no mention of nonprofit-specific pricing.
However, some community discussions suggest that individual nonprofits have successfully negotiated discounts by contacting Bubble's support team directly. While this is not guaranteed, it may be worth reaching out—especially if you're considering the Growth or Team plans.
How to inquire:
- Contact Bubble support through their website contact form
- Clearly identify your organization as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- Explain your mission and how you plan to use Bubble to further it
- Be prepared to provide proof of nonprofit status (IRS determination letter)
Alternative: If Bubble doesn't offer a nonprofit discount, consider starting with the Free plan to prototype your application, then launching with the Starter plan ($32/month) to validate usage before committing to higher tiers. The annual billing option saves $35-400/year depending on the plan, which can help offset costs.
Note: Prices may be outdated or inaccurate.
Learning Curve
Intermediate to Advanced
Expect days to weeks before becoming productive
Bubble is more complex than typical no-code tools like Glide or Softr. While you won't write code, you'll need to think like a developer—understanding workflows, database relationships, conditional logic, and API integrations. This makes Bubble powerful but challenging for complete beginners.
What to Expect
- First few hours: Complete Bubble's official tutorials to understand core concepts (interface design, workflows, database)
- First week: Build simple prototypes (e.g., a basic contact form, simple CRUD app) to practice fundamentals
- 2-4 weeks: Tackle your first production app; expect frequent reference to documentation and community forums
- 1-3 months: Develop proficiency with advanced features (API integrations, privacy rules, responsive design)
Who Will Succeed with Bubble
- Staff with systems thinking or process design experience (even without tech backgrounds)
- Individuals comfortable learning through documentation and video tutorials
- People who enjoy problem-solving and aren't discouraged by initial complexity
- Nonprofits willing to dedicate someone's time (10-20 hours) to learning
Learning Resources
- Bubble Academy: Official free tutorials covering fundamentals to advanced topics
- Bubble Forum: Active community where you can ask questions and get help
- YouTube tutorials: Countless free video guides from experienced Bubble developers
- Paid courses: Udemy, Skillshare, and dedicated Bubble course platforms offer structured learning
- Bubble Documentation: Comprehensive reference for all features and best practices
Bottom line: Bubble is learnable for motivated staff without coding backgrounds, but it's not "easy." Budget time for learning and expect a gradual proficiency curve. If you need results in days rather than weeks, consider hiring an experienced Bubble developer or choosing a simpler tool.
Integration & Compatibility
API Connector (Unlimited Integrations)
Connect to virtually any web service
Bubble's API Connector is its most powerful integration feature. It allows you to connect your Bubble app to any service with a REST API—whether it's a major platform like Salesforce or a custom API your organization uses. This means nearly unlimited integration possibilities.
Common nonprofit integrations:
- CRMs: Salesforce, HubSpot, DonorPerfect (sync donor/volunteer data)
- Payment processing: Stripe, PayPal (accept donations, process payments)
- Email services: SendGrid, Mailchimp, Mailgun (automated communications)
- AI platforms: OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google AI (build AI-enhanced features)
- SMS/messaging: Twilio, WhatsApp Business API (text notifications)
- Cloud storage: Google Drive, Dropbox, AWS S3 (file management)
- Calendar/scheduling: Google Calendar, Calendly (event management)
Important note: Setting up API integrations requires some technical knowledge—you'll need to read API documentation, configure authentication (API keys, OAuth), and map data fields. Not as simple as clicking "Connect to Salesforce" in plug-and-play tools.
Bubble Plugins
Pre-built integrations from the community
Bubble's plugin marketplace offers pre-built integrations that simplify connections to popular services. These plugins abstract away API complexity—install the plugin, configure your credentials, and start using it in workflows.
Popular plugins for nonprofits:
- Google Sheets (read/write data to spreadsheets)
- Airtable (sync with Airtable databases)
- Stripe (payments and subscriptions)
- Slack (send notifications and messages)
- Make (formerly Integromat) for visual workflow automation
- Google Maps (location features)
- Chart.js (data visualizations)
Plugins are developed by Bubble and third-party developers. Quality varies—always check reviews and recent updates before installing.
Data Portability
Own your data, even if you leave Bubble
You can export your Bubble database at any time as CSV files or via API. This ensures you always own your data and aren't locked into the platform. However, note that you cannot export your application logic (workflows, interface)—only the data itself. If you leave Bubble, you'll need to rebuild your app's functionality elsewhere.
Best practice: Regularly back up your data by exporting CSVs or syncing to external services (like Airtable, Google Sheets, or your CRM) through Bubble's workflows. This provides redundancy and easier migration if needed.
Platform Compatibility
Web-based, works everywhere
- Desktop browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (full functionality)
- Mobile browsers: Responsive design works on iOS and Android mobile browsers
- Progressive Web Apps (PWA): Can be added to home screens for app-like experience
- Native mobile apps: Not supported (requires third-party wrappers like BDK Native)
- Offline functionality: Bubble apps require internet connection (no offline mode)
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Full-stack platform: Build complex applications with front-end, back-end, database, and hosting all in one place
- Massive cost savings: $30-150/month vs. $20,000-100,000 for custom development
- Unlimited customization: Build exactly what you need, not what off-the-shelf software allows
- Powerful integrations: Connect to any API (CRMs, AI services, payment processors)
- You own your data: Export your database anytime; not locked into proprietary formats
- Active community: Strong user community, extensive documentation, and abundant tutorials
- Scalable: Apps can handle significant traffic and data volume with proper optimization
- Free to learn: Comprehensive free tier for prototyping and learning before committing
Cons
- Steep learning curve: Requires understanding programming concepts like workflows, databases, and logic
- No code export: Can't export your app logic; rebuilding elsewhere requires starting from scratch
- Usage-based pricing: Workload Units make costs unpredictable for high-traffic apps
- Performance limitations: Can be slower than traditional code for data-heavy applications
- No native mobile apps: Can't publish to App Store or Google Play without expensive workarounds
- No nonprofit discount: Unlike competitors (Airtable, Softr), no advertised discount program
- Price increases: Bubble has increased pricing significantly in recent years, frustrating long-time users
- Time investment required: Building complex apps takes weeks or months, even without coding
Alternatives to Consider
Adalo
Easier to learn, includes native mobile apps
Best for: Nonprofits that need native mobile apps (iOS/Android) publishable to app stores, or teams that want a simpler learning curve than Bubble.
Pricing: Free tier available; paid plans start at $36/month (more affordable than Bubble's Growth plan)
Tradeoffs: Easier to learn but less powerful for complex workflows. Better for mobile-first applications; Bubble better for complex web apps.
Glide
Turn spreadsheets into apps in minutes
Best for: Nonprofits already managing data in Google Sheets or Airtable who want a simple, fast way to create apps without learning visual programming.
Pricing: Free tier available; paid plans start at $25/month (less expensive than Bubble)
Tradeoffs: Much easier to learn (hours, not weeks) but far less customizable. Perfect for simple internal tools; Bubble better for complex applications with custom logic.
Webflow
Visual web design with CMS capabilities
Best for: Nonprofits prioritizing beautiful, design-forward websites with content management. Better for marketing sites, landing pages, and blogs than complex applications.
Pricing: Starts at $14-23/month for basic sites (cheaper than Bubble for simple use cases)
Tradeoffs: Excellent for visual design and marketing sites; limited for complex application logic and workflows. Bubble better for database-driven apps with user authentication and workflows.
Retool
Rapid internal tool development for technical teams
Best for: Nonprofits with technical staff building internal admin tools, dashboards, or database management interfaces. Enterprise-focused.
Pricing: Free tier for up to 5 users; paid plans are more expensive than Bubble but offer enterprise features
Tradeoffs: Faster for building internal tools; requires more technical knowledge. Bubble better for external-facing applications and nonprofits without technical staff.
Getting Started
Sign Up and Explore the Free Plan
Create a free Bubble account at bubble.io. The Free plan gives you full access to the visual editor, API Connector, and all features—just no live deployment. This is perfect for learning without financial commitment.
Time investment: 15 minutes to set up your account and explore the interface.
Complete Bubble Academy Tutorials
Work through Bubble's official tutorials (available in your Bubble editor and at Bubble Academy). Start with the "Introduction to Bubble" lessons, then progress to database design, workflows, and responsive design.
Time investment: 10-20 hours to complete core tutorials and build confidence with fundamentals. Don't skip this step—it dramatically reduces frustration later.
Build a Simple Prototype Relevant to Your Needs
Choose a real problem your nonprofit faces and build a simplified version in Bubble. Examples:
- Volunteer sign-up form that saves submissions to a database and sends confirmation emails
- Donor directory where staff can search and filter contacts
- Event registration system with limited capacity and waitlist functionality
Time investment: 1-2 weeks to build a functional prototype. This validates whether Bubble fits your use case before upgrading to a paid plan.
Upgrade to Starter Plan and Deploy to Production
Once your prototype works and you're confident Bubble meets your needs, upgrade to the Starter plan ($32/month or $349/year) to enable live deployment and custom domain connection. Deploy your app, test with real users, and monitor Workload Unit usage to ensure you're on the right pricing tier.
Before upgrading: If you represent a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, contact Bubble support to inquire about potential nonprofit discounts (not guaranteed, but worth asking).
Time investment: 30 minutes to upgrade, configure custom domain, and deploy. Then ongoing: iterate based on user feedback and add features incrementally.
Need Help Getting Started?
If your nonprofit doesn't have staff with time to learn Bubble or your project is time-sensitive, consider hiring an experienced Bubble developer or agency. Costs range from $50-150/hour for freelancers to $10,000-50,000 for full agency projects—still far cheaper than traditional development.
We can help you assess whether Bubble is the right fit for your project and connect you with trusted Bubble developers if needed.
Schedule a ConsultationNeed Help with Implementation?
Building custom applications in Bubble can save your nonprofit tens of thousands of dollars—but only if it's done right.
Whether you're trying to decide if Bubble is the right platform for your needs, need guidance on architecture and best practices, or want help building your application, we're here to support you. Our team has experience helping nonprofits leverage no-code platforms to solve operational challenges without the traditional development costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Bubble offer a nonprofit discount?
Bubble does not publicly advertise a specific nonprofit discount program. However, some nonprofits have successfully obtained discounts by contacting Bubble support directly. If you represent a nonprofit organization, reach out to Bubble's support team to inquire about potential discounts or special pricing for 501(c)(3) organizations.
Can I export my code from Bubble?
No, Bubble does not allow source code export. Your application is built and hosted entirely on Bubble's platform. However, you have full ownership of your data and can export your database at any time. This is an important consideration—if you ever want to move away from Bubble, you'll need to rebuild the application logic elsewhere while migrating your data.
How does Bubble's Workload Unit (WU) pricing work?
Bubble uses a usage-based pricing model where every action in your app consumes Workload Units (WUs). Page loads, database queries, API calls, and workflows all consume WUs. The Free plan includes 50,000 WUs/month, Starter includes 175,000 WUs, and higher tiers provide more. As your app usage grows, you may need to upgrade to higher tiers or purchase additional WU capacity. This makes costs somewhat unpredictable for high-traffic applications.
Can Bubble create native mobile apps for iOS and Android?
No, Bubble does not natively create iOS or Android apps that can be published to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Bubble apps are web-based and responsive, meaning they work well on mobile browsers. To create native mobile apps, you would need to use third-party wrapper services like BDK Native or Jasonette, which add extra cost and complexity. If native mobile apps are essential, consider platforms like Adalo or FlutterFlow instead.
How long does it take to learn Bubble?
Bubble has a steep learning curve compared to simpler no-code tools. You can create basic prototypes in a few hours, but building complex, production-ready applications typically requires several days to weeks of learning. The platform is powerful but conceptually similar to traditional programming—you'll need to understand workflows, database relationships, privacy rules, and conditional logic. Bubble offers extensive tutorials and documentation, but expect to invest time in learning before becoming productive.
Is Bubble suitable for small nonprofits with limited technical expertise?
Bubble is best suited for nonprofits with some technical capacity or the budget to hire a Bubble developer. While it's "no-code," it requires understanding programming concepts like workflows, database design, and logic. Small nonprofits without technical staff might find simpler tools like Glide (for spreadsheet-based apps) or Softr (for Airtable front-ends) more approachable. Bubble shines when you need custom, complex functionality that simpler tools can't provide—like building a full CRM, volunteer marketplace, or SaaS product.
Can I integrate AI features into Bubble apps?
Yes, Bubble's API Connector allows you to integrate with AI services like OpenAI (ChatGPT, GPT-4), Anthropic (Claude), Google AI, and Cohere. You can build AI-enhanced apps that include chatbots, content generation, data analysis, and predictive features. However, you'll need to configure API connections manually and potentially write custom code for complex integrations. This makes Bubble a powerful platform for AI-enhanced nonprofit applications, but it requires technical knowledge to implement effectively.