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BetterWorld vs GivenGain

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BetterWorld

6.9#4 in school fundraising softwareFrom $1,550 a year
Free planWeb
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GivenGain

7.9#2 in peer-to-peer fundraising softwareFrom $5 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactBetterWorldGivenGain
Founded2013GivenGain was founded in 2001 by brothers Johannes and Jaco van Eeden.
IntegrationsBetterWorld says it offers 5,000+ integrations and names native connections including Stripe, PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, Google Pay, HubSpot, Salesforce, DonorPerfect, and Blackbaud.The support center lists integrations or connection options for Zapier webhooks, Meta sharing, Double the Donation, Salesforce, MailChimp and Campaign Monitor.
PurposeBetterWorld describes its platform as fundraising software for nonprofits and other community-serving organizations.GivenGain is a fundraising platform connecting charities with fundraisers, events, and donors worldwide.
SecurityThe platform page states that BetterWorld is PCI-compliant, uses bank-level encryption, and does not sell donor data.GivenGain’s charity terms state that it has implemented PCI standards and strong access controls to achieve level 3 PCI compliance via its payment providers.

BetterWorld plans

  • FlexFree
  • FreeFree
  • Partner$1,550 a year
  • Keystone$5,950 a year

GivenGain plans

  • Event organiser serviceFree
  • GivenGain fundraising platformFree
  • Card and digital wallet/bank transfer processing$3, paid once
  • Cryptocurrency processing$3.90, paid once
  • Basic$5 a month

Pick BetterWorld if…

BetterWorld suits charities, nonprofits, schools and PTOs, sports teams and clubs, and other community-serving groups that need fundraising tools and donor management. Its web platform may also fit organizations seeking event fundraising, recurring gifts or integrations with donor and CRM systems.

Pick GivenGain if…

GivenGain is aimed at registered charities seeking campaign, event, and donor tools. It is not for individuals fundraising to personal bank accounts.

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