Donors never pay. Hospitals pay only when it saves a life.
Think of us like an emergency siren for blood. When a hospital needs blood right now, our AI finds the closest matching donors and calls, texts and pings them all at once. The hospital pays for that one alert wave. That's it.
Donors & patients — ₦0
Free forever. No card, no subscription.
- Join, get matched, get alerted
- Family SOS in one tap
- Track a request end to end
- Streaks, stamps and rewards
Hospitals & blood banks — per emergency
One flat fee per escalation wave. You pay when you press the button, not every month.
- AI donor matching by blood type + distance
- SMS, WhatsApp/Telegram, push and voice calls in parallel
- Live tracking until a donor arrives
- Coordinator seats with role-based access
- Audit trail on every AI action
Who pays?
The hospital, blood bank or sponsor running the emergency. Never the family in the waiting room. Grants and partners can pre-fund waves for public hospitals that cannot pay yet.
How hospitals connect
Today: coordinator accounts with role-based access, approved by a national admin and scoped to one facility. No IT project, no integration bill. A hospital API comes later, once enough facilities are live.
Why this model works
Donors stay free
People give blood out of goodwill. Charging them would shrink the network we all depend on.
Hospitals pay for outcomes
A wave costs less than one wasted hour in theatre. You only pay when you actually need blood now.
It gets cheaper as it grows
Every alert teaches the matching engine who responds, where and how fast — so later waves need fewer calls.
Common questions
- Will a patient or family ever be charged?
- No. Donors, patients and families use Spark Blood for free, forever.
- What exactly is one emergency wave?
- One request going out to every matched donor nearby — SMS, WhatsApp/Telegram, push and AI voice calls, plus live tracking until a donor arrives.
- Is there a monthly subscription?
- No. Facilities get a free trial allocation of waves, then pay a flat price per wave, with volume tiers for state and national partners.
- Can a government or sponsor fund waves for public hospitals?
- Yes. Sponsors can pre-fund a pool of waves for named facilities and see exactly how they were used.