ClubExpress
8.5#4 in membership management softwareFrom $0.30 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitClubExpress vs infoodle
What both publish
| Fact | ClubExpress | infoodle |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The Zapier integration can send membership, donation, renewal, and event data to services such as HubSpot, Google Calendar, and Mailchimp; it is designed for incremental synchronization rather than historical migration. | The maker lists Xero, Stripe, GoCardless, Ezidebit, Zapier and an API; API access is available on all plans, subject to role and site configuration. |
| Mobile app | The member app runs on iOS and Android and provides channels, member directories, chat, direct messaging, events, polls, notifications and location-based Meets. | The free app is available for iOS and Android and supports event check-in, schedules, rosters, a member directory and group management. |
| Purpose | ClubExpress provides clubs and associations with a website, member login and database, renewals, discussion forums, and other organization management features. | infoodle combines contact management, fundraising, events, workflows and reporting for charities and nonprofits. |
| Security | ClubExpress says it uses nightly offsite backups, real-time database backups, salted and hashed passwords, and HTTPS with a minimum of TLS 1.2. | Infoodle says database data is encrypted at rest and backups are encrypted in transfer and storage, taken daily, and retained for at least 14 days. |
ClubExpress plans
- 501–1000 members$0.30 a month
- 301–500 members$0.34 a month
- 201–300 members$0.38 a month
- Up to 200 members$0.42 a month
- 501-1000 Members$30 a month
- 301-500 Members$34 a month
infoodle plans
- Core CRM (1–100 active contacts, monthly)$75 a month
- Core CRM (1–100 active contacts, annual)—
Pick ClubExpress if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick infoodle if…
It suits charities and nonprofits, from small community groups to national organizations, needing CRM and fundraising tools. Teams can add optional packages as their operational needs grow.