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CiviCRM vs Mybers

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CiviCRM

7.5#6 in nonprofit membership management softwareFrom $15 a month
Free planWebAPIExtensionSelf-hosted
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Mybers

8.5#6 in membership management softwareFrom $39 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish

FactCiviCRMMybers
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsThe official integrations showcase lists payment and communication services including Stripe, PayPal, Mailchimp, Twilio, and QuickBooks, and CMS integrations including Drupal, Backdrop, WordPress, and Joomla.The feature catalog names HubSpot, Mailchimp, Stripe, Slack, Zapier and QuickBooks integrations, with self-service, managed or custom setup depending on plan.
PurposeCiviCRM is a web-based, customizable open-source CRM for nonprofit and civic-sector organizations.Mybers provides AI-powered membership management for associations, clubs, studios, and gyms, covering members, dues, events, classes, bookings, payments, and email.
SecurityCiviCRM publishes security advisories and provides instructions for subscribing to security notices and reporting suspected issues.The privacy policy says Mybers uses encryption in transit and scoped access controls, and stores payment identifiers and amounts rather than full card numbers.
SupportSupport options include documentation, Stack Exchange, community chat, events, release notes, bug reporting, and professional consulting.The help center directs users to its dashboard feedback button or [email protected]; Club includes standard support and Pro includes priority support with an SLA.

CiviCRM plans

  • CiviCRM (self-hosted)Free
  • Spark Starter$15 a month
  • Spark Essentials$30 a month
  • Spark Pro$50 a month

Mybers plans

  • Club$39 a month
  • Pro$79 a month
  • StarterFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick CiviCRM if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Mybers if…

Mybers suits organizations that manage members, events, classes, and payments in one system. It is especially relevant to small and mid-sized associations, as well as clubs, gyms, nonprofits, and other member groups.

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