Agilon One
6.3#20 in donor management softwareAndroidiOSWebSelf-hosted
VisitAgilon One vs DonorDock
What both publish
| Fact | Agilon One | DonorDock |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Agilon says One was designed for higher education, health care and health relief, public broadcasting, and membership-based organizations. | DonorDock says it was designed for small and midsized nonprofits, especially teams with limited resources whose staff wear many hats. |
| Headquarters | Auburn, Alabama, United States | West Fargo, North Dakota, United States |
| Integrations | Agilon says it integrates with services from other companies, provides tools to import data, and allows clients to choose data services and payment processors. | The integration directory lists more than 100 tools and includes Stripe, PayPal, QuickBooks Online, Eventbrite, GoFundMe Pro, OneCause, Zapier, Mailchimp, Google tools, and many others. |
| Security | Agilon describes multiple layers of security controls combined with data encryption as part of its security model. | DonorDock states that it has SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS compliant infrastructure, TLS 1.2+ encryption, Stripe tokenization, isolated databases, and encrypted data at rest. |
Agilon One plans
No prices published.
DonorDock plans
- ONE$500 a month
- Additional 1,000 text credits$19, paid once
- Additional user$40 a month
- Additional 10,000 emails$45, paid once
- Premium onboarding$3,800, paid once
Pick Agilon One if…
It suits higher education, healthcare and health relief, public broadcasting, and membership-based organizations managing constituent relationships and fundraising. It may also fit nonprofits that want mobile prospect tools and online gift processing.
Pick DonorDock if…
DonorDock suits small and midsized nonprofits that want donor records, fundraising, outreach, and reporting in one platform. It may be relevant to teams with limited resources and staff covering multiple roles.