Tinyjar

Set up a crypto tip jar on your site without rebuilding anything. Drop Tinyjar’s snippet into your page layout, place the donate button where you want engagement to happen, and map it to the wallets you already use (BTC, ETH, or other supported coins). In a few clicks, align the panel with your brand—upload a logo, pick colors, and set the copy that welcomes supporters. Preview on desktop and mobile, then publish. No plugins, no theme changes, and it works on blogs, landing pages, documentation sites, and storefronts alike.

For campaign-based giving, create dedicated donation links from the dashboard. Each link can point to the embedded panel on your site or to a hosted page if you don’t want to touch code again. Share these URLs in newsletters, video descriptions, social bios, or chat replies. Use the same link in templates and automations—email sequences, helpdesk replies, or onboarding flows—so your team asks consistently with zero extra steps. Use meaningful names so you can tell which channel performs best later. If you need offline handouts, convert the link into a QR code with any generator and print it on posters or slides. Supporters click, choose their preferred coin, and complete the transfer with their wallet app.

All activity lands in a single ledger you can search and filter. View amounts, currencies, timestamps, and reference data tied to each link. Add internal notes to record context from a conversation or event. When someone gives, generate a receipt and the related documents donors might request, then email or download them for your records. Need to reconcile? Export a CSV for accounting, or hand it to your finance tool. The goal is to keep your team out of spreadsheets until it’s time to close the books, while still giving donors prompt confirmations that build trust.

Different roles can move fast with this setup. Creators drop a button on their homepage and publish a single link everywhere fans follow them. Open‑source maintainers add a donate panel to a README or project site to accept crypto support with minimal friction. Nonprofits and community groups spin up branded pages for seasonal drives, then re-use them year after year. Inside the dashboard, quick-access widgets surface your most common actions—copy code, grab your best-performing links, download reports—so you spend minutes, not hours, managing contributions.