Best Nonprofit Fundraising Software (2026): Top 10 Compared

Bloomerang sells a donor CRM, online fundraising and volunteer management as one Giving Platform. The pricing page lists Prospect AI and predictive donor insights inside the bundle, together with an expert support team. Every plan allows unlimited users, and the price depends on how many records the organization tracks.

The fundraising product covers customizable donation forms and landing pages, one-time and recurring gifts with upgrade prompts, abandoned-gift reminders, matching-gift options and donor accounts. Event management adds registration forms, promo codes, QR-code check-in and table seating. Auctions and peer-to-peer fundraising are listed as extensions, and text fundraising sends pledge reminders and scheduled messages.

A buyer that only needs forms should note the condition on the $40 starting price: it applies only when bought with Bloomerang CRM.

Raiser's Edge NXT is Blackbaud's fundraising CRM. It keeps each supporter's giving history, engagement and relationships in one record. Dashboards show annual giving, sustainers and major gifts separately, and reports break results down by campaign, fund and channel. The vendor states that donation form activity can be linked to the email, ad or social post that brought the donor in.

The product puts weight on major gifts. Prospect Insights ranks likely major-gift candidates, and each relationship moves through stages from identification to stewardship. Chat for Blackbaud AI drafts donor summaries and talking points. Agents for Good work on outreach sequencing and follow-up under staff direction, per the vendor. Gift processing covers single gifts and multi-year pledges.

Blackbaud does not publish prices. Its pricing page names the inputs to a quote and states that implementation, training and support are typically included.

Virtuous organizes its platform around CRM+, which combines donor and pipeline management, marketing and communications, event management, reporting and workflow automation. The pricing page lists unlimited users and an app and partner marketplace.

Other products attach to the core. Raise provides donation forms, landing pages and project-based giving. Insights adds first- and third-party donor data, predictive machine learning and scoring. Analytics provides role-based business intelligence and board-ready reports. Volunteer handles recruitment, scheduling and messaging by email, SMS and in-app.

Momentum is the distinct product. It gives major and mid-level gift officers a prioritized donor inbox, drafts personalized emails and builds engagement plans. It logs activity back to the CRM. The vendor states that Momentum integrates with Blackbaud and Bloomerang as well as Virtuous. Prices for every product come from sales.

DonorPerfect is a donor management system sold in three plans. Every plan includes integrated donation, volunteer, membership and event forms, donor portals, payment processing and digital wallet donations. The pricing page also lists automated receipts, grant management tools, a mobile app and live training webinars for all customers.

Email marketing is built in. Each system includes Constant Contact, at the Lite level in Core and Standard in Plus and Pro. Organizations that already use Mailchimp can connect it instead.

Plus adds the tools a growing development team uses: QuickBooks integration, ReadySetAuction for auctions, crowdfunding, moves management, batch gift entry and automated alerts. Pro adds enterprise direct-mail segmentation, enterprise reports and graphs, custom API access and phone support. Plus and Pro include a free trial of Practivated, an AI tool for practicing donor conversations. All three plans are quoted.

Neon One sells several nonprofit products, and Neon CRM is the core. The pricing page groups its features in four areas. Donor management covers supporter profiles, reporting, automated workflows and grant management. Fundraising covers campaigns and forms, peer-to-peer, recurring gifts and donor-advised fund gifts, and payment processing. Communications covers email and text messaging. Stewardship journeys and a donor portal complete the list.

The pricing model is the main difference from most CRMs on this page. Neon CRM starts at $139 a month and is priced by revenue, not by the number of records. The vendor states that there are no record caps.

Separate products extend it. Neon Fundraise, from $158 a month, runs peer-to-peer and endurance-event campaigns. Neon Websites starts at $69 a month. Neon Launch, at $49 a month plus transaction fees, targets new nonprofits.

GoFundMe Pro is the nonprofit fundraising platform of GoFundMe. Its pricing page lists unlimited donation pages and forms, recurring giving, a donor dashboard, campaign templating, marketing analytics, a Giving Cart and an integrations hub. GoFundMe Pay handles payments, and intelligent fraud protection screens transactions.

Two features connect it to the wider GoFundMe product. Each organization gets an editable GoFundMe Nonprofit Page, and peer-to-peer campaigns draw on the GoFundMe community, which the vendor puts at more than 200 million people. Intelligent Ask Amounts suggests gift amounts on forms.

The product is a giving platform rather than a full donor CRM, so many buyers pair it with a CRM. The vendor sells a Salesforce integration as a paid add-on, as well as a Live Events module. There is no list price: a buyer completes a form and receives a recommended plan.

Givebutter offers donation forms, fundraising pages, events and ticketing, silent auctions, a donor CRM, marketing tools, website widgets and a mobile app for check-in and in-person payments. The core product is free. Donors see an optional tip at checkout, and with tips on the nonprofit pays neither a platform fee nor a processing fee. The vendor states that 92% of donors cover the cost.

Organizations that switch tips off pay a flat 3% platform fee plus standard processing of 2.9% plus 30 cents.

Givebutter Plus adds automated workflows, task management, an advanced email editor, texting, custom reports, data hygiene tools and discounted direct mail. Its price depends on contact count and starts at $29 a month billed annually. Extra contacts are billed in increments of 100. Givebutter Wallet holds funds and pays rewards on balances, per the vendor.

Donorbox is an online giving product with a donor CRM. The free Standard plan includes unlimited customizable donation forms and pages, crowdfunding and peer-to-peer campaigns, event ticketing, QuickDonate and reporting. Fees on that plan run between 2.95% and 3.95%.

The paid plans lower the per-gift fee in exchange for a subscription. Pro costs $150 a month, with fees between 1.75% and 2%. It adds advanced form customization, tracking and analytics, receipt white-labeling, Zapier and API access, crypto and stock donations, recurring-gift upsells and Jay·AI. Premium, by quote, adds options such as 24/7 priority support, a customer success manager, custom domains and migration of recurring donors, with fees between 1.6% and 2%.

Donorbox Live Kiosk turns a tablet into an on-site donation point for events and exhibits. The buyer's break-even point depends on annual online volume.

Zeffy offers online donations, event ticketing, peer-to-peer campaigns, an online store, raffles and lotteries, auctions, memberships and donor management. The vendor states that all of it is free, with no platform fee and no transaction or card fee. Zeffy covers processing costs itself and earns from optional tips that donors add at checkout.

There is no paid plan, so a small organization gets the same features as a large one. The pricing page compares what a nonprofit keeps on $50,000 raised across several fee models, and the vendor states that more than 100,000 nonprofits use Zeffy.

The trade-off is scope and donor experience. The donor database suits organizations that mostly need receipts and contact history, not moves management or wealth screening. Donors also see the tip request at checkout.

Little Green Light is a cloud donor management system sold as one plan. The price depends only on the number of constituent records and the billing choice. It starts at $45 a month for up to 2,500 records and reaches $135 a month at 50,000. Each further 10,000 records adds $15 a month, to a limit of 200,000.

The vendor lists no setup fees, no cancellation fees, no contracts and no upsells. Every account has the same features and unlimited users. The first 30 days carry no subscription charge, and an organization that leaves can export its data.

Online forms are included at no extra cost. Payments through them carry the fees of the chosen processor, Stripe or PayPal. Support runs by email on weekdays, with live Q&A webinars twice a week.