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memberplanet vs MemberSuite

memberplanet

8.9#1 in membership management softwareFrom $50 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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EventsAdministrators can publish event microsites, collect RSVPs, sell tickets, cap inventory and report attendance.It centralizes event registration, payment processing, session tracking, and attendee management.
HeadquartersTorrance, California, USADover, Delaware, United States
IntegrationsOfficial materials list custom data exchange with QuickBooks, FreshBooks, Sage and NesSuite for enterprise workflows.The open API supports two-way data exchange and custom integrations with other systems.
Membership managementThe platform supports membership levels, organizational memberships, member databases, renewals, and customizable reporting.It supports chapters, sections, divisions, and committees with centralized governance and distributed control.
Mobile appsMemberplanet says its mobile app is available through the iTunes App Store and Google Play and can display membership cards, including offline viewing after the card has first been viewed.The MemberSuite terms refer to mobile apps distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play.

memberplanet plans

  • Essentials$50 a month
  • Pro$100 a month
  • Premium$175 a month
  • BasicFree

MemberSuite plans

  • MemberSuite AMSPriced on request

Pick memberplanet if…

memberplanet is aimed at nonprofits, faith-based groups, associations, schools, booster clubs, and fraternal groups that need membership, communication, payment, or event tools. It may suit organizations that want mobile membership cards and can work within its payment fees and accounting integration options.

Pick MemberSuite if…

MemberSuite AMS suits associations with complex structures, varied revenue streams, and event operations to manage. It may be relevant to organizations needing configurable membership workflows, analytics, and integrations with accounting systems.

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