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Givebutter vs GiveKit

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Givebutter

8.2#1 in nonprofit fundraising softwareFrom $29 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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GiveKit

6.5#20 in nonprofit online donation softwareFrom $166 a month
Free planWeb
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FactGivebutterGiveKit
CRMIts free CRM centralizes supporter profiles, donation history, ticket activity and communications.Its People Relationship Manager stores donor, volunteer, staff, board and contact profiles, with activity tracking and reporting.
EventsGivebutter supports virtual, in-person and hybrid events with ticket sales.The platform plans events, coordinates volunteers and sells tickets, with mobile check-in and real-time attendance tracking described for event support.
FundraisingThe platform supports donation forms, fundraising pages, events, auctions, and peer-to-peer fundraising.Organizations can run unlimited campaigns, recurring giving and no-code donation pages.
IntegrationsGivebutter lists native integrations and Zapier connectivity to more than 1,000 third-party applications.GiveKit says established-plan customers can receive custom integrations, and its event services can integrate with existing systems.

Givebutter plans

  • Free foreverFree
  • Givebutter Plus$29 a month
  • GivebutterFree
  • Givebutter Plus — up to 250 contacts$29 a month
  • Givebutter Plus — up to 1,000 contacts$79 a month
  • Givebutter Plus — up to 2,500 contacts$129 a month

GiveKit plans

  • StarterFree
  • Growth$166 a month
  • Established$249 a month

Pick Givebutter if…

Givebutter suits nonprofits that want fundraising tools and donor records in one service. Organizations can use the free CRM or consider Plus if they need its additional workflow, reporting, and communication features.

Pick GiveKit if…

GiveKit suits nonprofit organizations that need fundraising, contact management, memberships, event tools, or volunteer coordination. Its listed audience includes charities, religious and educational groups, associations, clubs, and community-service organizations.

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