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Randel vs Thigmo

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Randel

6.4#103 in community platformsFrom $200 a month
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Thigmo

8.6#4 in community platformsFrom $70 a month
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FactRandelThigmo
AudienceIt is built for community operators and admins, including associations, referral networks, alumni groups, private clubs, and membership programs typically averaging 50+ members.The site presents Thigmo for nonprofits, educators, event organizers and local businesses.
Custom domainYesYes
Data ownershipRandel says it hosts and operates the platform while member and operational data belong to the organization.Thigmo says organizations own their data and can export contacts and donations on paid plans.
Event hostingYesYes
EventsEvents support member and public registration, tickets, capacity limits, check-in, and attendance records on member profiles.Event capabilities include ticketing, RSVPs, QR check-in, waitlists, speakers, vendors and sponsors.
Free planNoYes
Paid from20070
PaymentsMembership dues, event tickets, and in-app charges go to the organization’s Stripe account, and Randel says it takes no transaction commission; Stripe processing fees still apply.Card payments are processed by a PCI-compliant payment processor, and Thigmo says it does not store card numbers.

Randel plans

  • Platform for up to 250 members$200 a month
  • Platform for up to 250 members (annual billing)$200 a month
  • Platform$200 a month
  • Consulting$240, paid once
  • Development$360, paid once

Thigmo plans

  • Catalyst$70 a month
  • Nexus$210 a month
  • SparkFree
  • VanguardPriced on request

Pick Randel if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Thigmo if…

Thigmo suits nonprofits, educators, event organizers, and local businesses looking to manage events, community, and related services in one platform. Its free plan may suit groups that need unlimited members and events but can work within a 5-product store limit.

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