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Intavera vs Mybers

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Intavera

7.2#16 in membership billing softwareFrom $79 a month
Free planWebAPI
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Mybers

8.5#6 in membership management softwareFrom $39 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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API and webhooksThe homepage advertises an Open API and webhooks; the Scale plan includes them.Mybers offers scoped API keys, a REST API, and HMAC-signed webhooks; its help page says each webhook is delivered once with no automatic retry.
IntegrationsIntavera claims more than 60 native integrations and names Stripe, Mailchimp, QuickBooks, Zapier, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, Xero, Salesforce and Constant Contact.The feature catalog names HubSpot, Mailchimp, Stripe, Slack, Zapier and QuickBooks integrations, with self-service, managed or custom setup depending on plan.
PaymentsThe service supports scheduled recurring dues, card payments, automatic retries, receipts, invoices, one-off charges, donations, refunds and cancellations.Payments use the organization's Stripe Connect account, support cards and Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link, and send funds directly to the organization.
SupportEvery plan includes human support; Starter lists email support, Growth lists priority support, and the team says it answers within one business day.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.

Intavera plans

  • StarterFree
  • Growth$79 a month
  • ScalePriced on request

Mybers plans

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

Pick Intavera if…

Intavera suits chambers of commerce, associations, nonprofits, alumni networks, clubs, and faith communities. Its pricing information describes small staffs and rotating volunteers as common among its customers.

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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