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CommCare vs Echo Impact

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CommCare

8.3#1 in mobile forms softwareFrom $100 a month
Free planAndroidWebAPISelf-hosted
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Echo Impact

6.6#11 in nonprofit impact measurement softwareFrom A$2,000 a year
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FactCommCareEcho Impact
Data residencyPaid plans can host data in the United States, European Union or India.Primary database records, uploaded documents and attachments are stored in Supabase's Sydney region, while the application is hosted in Singapore.
HeadquartersCambridge, Massachusetts, United StatesPerth, Western Australia, Australia
IntegrationsOfficial integration options include automated exports, connectors and feeds, warehousing solutions and full APIs.Listed integrations include external grant platforms, monday.com, MYOB and Xero, with MYOB and Xero available on request.
PurposeCommCare is a digital platform for frontline work that supports data collection, service delivery, and case management.Echo helps funders, grant makers and not-for-profits collect, analyse and communicate their impact.
ReportingProjects include built-in reports, a no-code report builder, Excel exports and live Power BI or Tableau feeds.Echo generates board packs, impact summaries, compliance reports and narrative reports from live portfolio data.

CommCare plans

  • Free EditionFree
  • Standard$100 a month
  • Pro$500 a month
  • Advanced$1,000 a month
  • Enterprise—

Echo Impact plans

  • Reporting ModuleA$2,000 a year
  • Full service onboardingA$5,000, paid once
  • Echo Impact PlatformA$10,000 a year
  • Echo Impact Platform (Core)A$10,000 a year
  • Impact ReportA$30,000, paid once

Pick CommCare if…

CommCare suits governments, nonprofits, research institutions, and frontline workers building data and service workflows. It may fit teams that need offline Android use, case management, and integrations.

Pick Echo Impact if…

Echo Impact is aimed at funders, grant makers and not-for-profits managing grants and impact reporting. Its listed customer types include philanthropic foundations, private ancillary funds, impact organisations and government grant programs.

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