Goodfit helps organizations discover and compare service providers suited to their projects. Today, Goodfit is a research-stage directory; project intake and automated matching are still being developed.
The Goodfit.org directory focuses on providers with non-profit and public-sector experience. Goodfit.org is part of the wider Goodfit Europe project (Goodfit.eu).
Non-profit and public-sector work has its own gravity. Budgets are fixed, procurement rules apply, and someone on a board has to sign off. Plenty of agencies add one discounted charity project to the portfolio and start calling it sector experience; we would rather show who has delivered under those constraints more than once.
Goodfit is one catalogue of providers, published through a set of domains. Each one narrows the same records a different way: a country domain to the providers based there, a specialism domain to the kind of work they do. A Rotterdam studio doing brand work turns up on Goodfit.nl and on Goodfit.design, and both point at the same profile.
An organization can submit its own company, or claim a profile that already exists. Where neither has happened, we compile a starting profile from what is currently shown on the company’s website.
This is early work, so a profile can be incomplete or out of date; support explains how to get one corrected or removed.
Questions about this launch or a specific Goodfit domain go through [email protected]. For technical feedback: lead developer Flo is active on Flo on X for Goodfit technical feedback.
* Illustration: Face du Château du Louvre du côté de l'eau — Jean Marot, c. 1670. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.