London Marathon 2027
27 bibs · 112 applicants · $6,500 minimum
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Designed with the people who run these programs
Capvera consolidates every application, every form, every runner, every dollar raised, into one dashboard.
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Designed with the people who run these programs
Three jobs that live in six different tools today, running as one system your team logs into.
A branded application form for each race, your own custom questions, and a board your team drags people across. Waitlist positions update themselves.
Capvera researches every applicant against public fundraising pages, published race results, employment signals, and do not accept records shared across charities. You get a cited profile and a score, not a guess.
Live totals pulled from the platforms your runners already use, rolled up by race.
Every applicant gets a status page of their own: where they sit, what happens next, their waitlist position, and what the minimum actually means. The questions that fill your inbox answer themselves.
Your application is with the Still I Run team. Interviews begin in September.
Your position updates here automatically. We email you the moment a bib opens.
Your questions, your mission language, your branding. Different forms per race if you want them.
The community blocklist that lives in a decaying spreadsheet today, kept current and checked automatically.
Applications, conversion, and dollars raised per race. The numbers your board asks for, already assembled.
Confirmed runners out in the format your race organizer expects, without reformatting a thing.
Offers, rejections, and waitlist updates sent from the pipeline, logged on the applicant.
Bring your whole program team in. Roles, permissions, and a record of who decided what.
Public sources only. Published race results, public peer to peer fundraising pages, public employment records, and do not accept records that participating charities choose to share. Every fact in a profile links to the page it came from, so your team can check the evidence before deciding.
No. A score and a flag are inputs to a human decision, never the decision. Nobody is removed from your pipeline automatically and you can override anything.
No. They click your application link and submit. Their status page is created afterward, so nothing stands between an interested runner and a completed application.
Yes. Capvera sits on top of what your runners already use and pulls totals in. It replaces the spreadsheet and the inbox, not your fundraising platform.
Send us the spreadsheet and we import it. A live program can move over mid season without restarting the pipeline.
Thirty minute walkthrough of your own program, and an honest answer about whether this helps you.
