Bonfire
6.7#9 in peer-to-peer fundraising softwareFrom $8.25 a monthFree planWeb
VisitBonfire vs GivenGain
What both publish
| Fact | Bonfire | GivenGain |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2012 | GivenGain was founded in 2001 by brothers Johannes and Jaco van Eeden. |
| Security | Bonfire says it is SOC 2 compliant and uses encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, continuous monitoring, vulnerability assessments, and penetration testing. | 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. |
Bonfire plans
- Essentials$8.25 a month
- Super$24.92 a month
- Bonfire fundraising platformFree
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 Bonfire if…
Bonfire suits nonprofits seeking supporter-led T-shirt campaigns, campaign pages, and ways to track and export supporter information. Nonprofit features require proof of 501(c)3 status, and organizations outside the U.S. cannot currently be verified.
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.