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POINT vs Samaritan

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POINT

8.1#1 in volunteer scheduling softwareFree plan
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Samaritan

6.1#23 in nonprofit volunteer management software
WebAPIWindows
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FactPOINTSamaritan
Founded2013The company says Samaritan Software LLC was founded in June 1997.
HeadquartersPowell, Ohio, United StatesSalt Lake City, Utah, United States
IntegrationsOfficial pricing pages list fundraising tools, donor CRMs, background checks, and SMS as built-in or add-on integrations.The maker lists integrations including Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, Workday, Moodle, DocuSign, Google Maps, and background-check providers.
ManagementThe platform organizes volunteer profiles, admins, programs, groups, cohosts, and documents.eCoordinator provides coordinators with registration, scheduling, volunteer tracking, and reporting tools.
PurposePOINT provides volunteer management technology for organizations and helps people find and participate in volunteer opportunities.Samaritan describes its product as enterprise-class volunteer management software for small to large volunteer services programs.
SupportFree accounts receive onboarding, webinars or office hours, and chat support; Pro includes a one-hour onboarding session and priority chat.Samaritan says it provides ongoing training, instruction, updates, and troubleshooting after implementation.

POINT plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro (annual)$99 a month
  • Pro (monthly)$140 a month
  • Teams (annual)$199 a month
  • Teams (Beta)$199 a month
  • Teams (monthly)$299 a month

Samaritan plans

  • Samaritan volunteer management softwarePriced on request

Pick POINT if…

POINT suits eligible nonprofit organizations that recruit volunteers, schedule shifts, and track hours. Its communications, onboarding, and reporting tools may help organizations coordinating ongoing opportunities or multiple programs.

Pick Samaritan if…

Samaritan suits volunteer services programs that need tools for both volunteer self-service and coordinator operations. The listed audiences include hospitals, schools, government, cities and counties, colleges, rescue missions, and businesses.

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