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DonorPerfect vs Keela

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FactDonorPerfectKeela
FoundedSofterWare, DonorPerfect’s parent company, was founded in 1981.LinkedIn lists 2013 as the founding year, while Keela’s story says the product launched in 2015.
IntegrationsThe integrations directory lists services including QuickBooks, Mailchimp, DonorSearch, Givecloud, ReadySetAuction, PayPal, and POINT.Listed integrations include Aplos, Raisely, Stripe, PayPal, QuickBooks Online, Eventbrite, Mailchimp, SendGrid, Xero, Zapier, BitPay, DonorSearch, Google Calendar, Gmail, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager.
ReportingIt offers unlimited custom reports, more than 70 standard reports, and scheduled reports delivered by email.Dashboards include campaign reports, cohort analysis and LYBUNT/SYBUNT donor views.
SecurityDonorPerfect states that it uses multi-factor authentication, role-based and IP address controls, encryption in transit and storage, and SafeSave PCI DSS-compliant payment processing.Keela says HTTPS encrypts data sent to its servers and that data is backed up multiple times a day.

DonorPerfect plans

  • Fundraising suites$99 a month
  • CorePriced on request
  • PlusPriced on request
  • ProPriced on request

Keela plans

  • 1001-2500 contacts — annual$243 a month
  • 2501-5000 contacts — annual$316 a month
  • 5001-7500 contacts — annual$379 a month
  • 7501-10000+ contacts — annual$438 a month
  • 1001-2500 contacts — monthly$259 a month
  • 2501-5000 contacts — monthly$357 a month

Pick DonorPerfect if…

It suits nonprofits that want to centralize supporter records, manage online giving, and use reporting and email marketing tools. The mobile app may help staff access donor data and record donations on iOS or Android devices.

Pick Keela if…

Keela suits nonprofits and charities that want donor management, fundraising, email outreach, and reporting in one web platform. Its contact-count pricing is relevant for organizations assessing their donor database size.

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