Why choose RallyUp over other solutions?

Key Comparisons:

• Setup
  RallyUp’s Instant Fundraiser Templates let you launch campaigns in minutes without technical skills, ideal for nonprofits needing speed. Classy’s tools are compelling but often require demos and technical setup, suiting organizations with time for customization.
• Flexibility
  RallyUp offers non-commitment fundraising, letting you start, pause, or stop anytime, perfect for dynamic needs. Classy’s plans work well for large organizations, though some users may face multi-year contracts.
• Pricing
  RallyUp includes all tools up front, whether you choose our Free or Flex pricing. No contracts or commitments. Switch anytime. Classy’s pricing varies by organization, with fees that may impact smaller budgets.
• Campaign Options
  RallyUp’s 10 campaign types (Raffles, Auction, etc.) keep donors engaged and prevent fatigue. Classy’s ~5 core types are suitable for traditional campaigns but offer less variety and innovation.
• Support Services
  RallyUp’s fundraising experts will build your campaign for you for free, and so much more. Classy’s responsive support is strong, but premium options are often prioritized for larger clients.

Key Comparisons:

• Setup:
  RallyUp’s Instant Fundraiser Templates let you launch campaigns in minutes without technical skills, perfect for urgent or spontaneous fundraising needs. Qgiv’s customizable forms are versatile but require onboarding, ideal for nonprofits that have time to configure.  
• Pricing:
  RallyUp’s no-commitment model includes all tools up front, letting you fundraise freely without extra costs. Clear pricing with optional donor tips lets you keep 100% of donations, saving thousands annually (e.g., $3,100+ vs. Qgiv’s $259/month auction plan). Qgiv’s transparent pricing is clear but grows costly with premium features.  
• Fundraising Options:
  RallyUp offers 10 engaging fundraisers to prevent donor fatigue and encourage participation. Qgiv’s ~5 core types are solid for traditional fundraising but less diverse.  
• Support:
  RallyUp’s free expert optimizes and builds campaigns for you in real-time, saving you 10+ hours on setup. Qgiv’s Help Center and live support are responsive, but much less personalized than RallyUp’s approach. 

Key Comparisons:

• Setup:
  RallyUp’s custom raffles and branded stores let you launch tailored campaigns in minutes, connecting you deeply with donors, no tech skills required. Givebutter’s simple templates are user-friendly but require some setup, ideal for basic fundraising needs.  
• Pricing:
  RallyUp’s fundraising with optional donor tips ensures you keep 100% of donations. Givebutter’s free model with optional 1–5% platform fees is budget-friendly but varies by campaign type.  
• Flexibility:
  RallyUp’s no-limits platform includes all tools upfront, empowering you to run any campaign without restrictions. Givebutter offers basic tools for free, but advanced features require add-ons and paid plans.  
• Fundraising Options:
  RallyUp’s all-in-one platform offers 10 customizable campaign types to engage donors and prevent fatigue. Givebutter supports core activities but lacks the same depth of customization.  
• Support:
  RallyUp’s free expert optimizes and builds campaigns for you in real-time, saving you 10+ hours on setup. Givebutter’s Help Center and responsive chat support are reliable but less fitted, ideal for self-guided users. 

Key Comparisons:

• Setup:
  RallyUp’s instant setup lets you launch tailored campaigns in 10 minutes, ideal for urgent or spontaneous fundraising. Fundraise Up’s setup requires a demo and onboarding, suiting organizations with time to configure.  
• Pricing:
  RallyUp’s free platform with optional donor tips saves thousands (e.g., RallyUp saves $1,000+ on a $25K campaign vs. Fundraise Up’s base fees), keeping costs predictable. Fundraise Up’s quote-based subscriptions (and a 4% transaction fee per donation) are transparent post-quote but often costly for smaller nonprofits.  
• Fundraising Options:
  RallyUp’s 10 fundraising types with engaging, gamified options increase donor retention. Fundraise Up focuses on donations without Raffles, Auctions, Sweepstakes, Events & Ticketing, Store, and Livestreaming.  
• Flexibility:
  RallyUp’s no-commitment, all-in-one platform empowers any campaign without restrictions, perfect for diverse needs. Fundraise Up’s enterprise-lean model caters more to large-scale fundraising.  
• Support:
  RallyUp’s free expert optimizes and builds campaigns for you in real-time, saving you 10+ hours on setup. Fundraise Up provides solid onboarding and help resources, but its support is less hands-on, better for self-guided users. 

Key Comparisons:

• Setup:
  RallyUp’s instant 10-minute launch saves 2–3 days, perfect for critical or spontaneous campaigns. Mightycause’s demo-driven setup takes some time, ideal for planned fundraising.  
• Pricing:
  RallyUp’s free platform with no subscriptions saves $1,428+/year vs. Mightycause’s $119/month plans. Mightycause’s subscriptions suit steady fundraisers but add costs.  
• Fundraising Options:
  RallyUp’s 10 versatile fundraisers, like gamified a-thons, tap donor excitement. Mightycause excels in donations and events but offers less diversity and potentially reduces engagement. 
• Flexibility:
  RallyUp’s non-commitment platform supports any campaign, scalable for all nonprofits. Mightycause’s subscription-based plans lock in users, limiting flexibility.  
• Support:
  RallyUp’s Free expert optimizes your campaigns anytime, anywhere. With free campaign building, it saves you 10+ hours. Mightycause’s reliable support with premium perks like account managers suits paid users. 

Key Comparisons:

• Interface:
  RallyUp’s intuitive interface streamlines all tasks, optimized for on-the-go fundraising. BetterWorld’s sleek design works well, but may slow complex tasks. 
• Fundraising Options:
  While RallyUp offers 10 fundraisers, BetterWorld handles essentials effectively, though with less variety. 
• Setup:
  RallyUp’s free expert optimizes and builds campaigns for you in real-time, saving you 10+ hours on setup. BetterWorld’s setup also takes less time, suiting simpler fundraisers. 
• Pricing:
  RallyUp’s free platform with donor tips maximizes revenue, no subscriptions needed. BetterWorld’s free model relies on tips, although without Sweepstakes, A-Thons, Online Store, or Livestreaming features. 
• Support:
  Free expert reviews from RallyUp save 10 hours and boost results. BetterWorld provides responsive, resource-based support, though less hands-on. 

Key Comparisons:

• Fundraising Options:
  RallyUp’s 10 fundraisers, like sweepstakes, tap into gamification trends, boosting engagement. Donorbox excels in recurring giving and P2P but offers less variety without Online Store, Auctions, Raffles, Livestreaming, or A-thons. 
• Pricing:
  With no platform fees, RallyUp saves between $590–$790 on $20K raised via donor tips. In contrast, Donorbox’s 2.95%–3.95% fee takes a bigger cut—plus, Pro plans add $150 per month. 
• Flexibility:
  RallyUp’s no-commitment platform supports any campaign, scalable for all. Donorbox requires paid upgrades for advanced tools, limiting access. 
• Setup:
  In 10 minutes, RallyUp launches campaigns, perfect for small, medium, and large nonprofits. Donorbox’s setup offers solid customization, more focused on simplicity. 
• Support:
  Free RallyUp expert campaign building and optimizing features, available anytime, growing campaign success. Donorbox provides reliable support, with premium managers for paid users. 

Key Comparisons:

• Pricing
  RallyUp’s Free pricing, or flat-fee Flex plan, can save you $1,500 or more annually compared to GiveSmart’s $1,500+/year base fee. GiveSmart’s quote-based plans with 2–5% fees may suit established nonprofits not looking to innovate.
• Support
  All RallyUp customers get exceptional live support, plus experts will build your campaign for free (including custom images and content). GiveSmart offers strong support, with premium managers for higher plans.
• Setup
  RallyUp’s intuitive interface streamlines fundraising with plug-and-play solutions. GiveSmart’s DIY tools are functional but require more effort to master. RallyUp users can build and launch campaigns in 10 minutes. RallyUp is ideal for a broad range of organizations (nonprofits, schools, mid-sized organizations, very large charities), while GiveSmart focuses on larger charities.
• Fundraising Options
  RallyUp’s arsenal of 10 campaign types (sweepstakes, events & ticketing, etc.) improve engagement for all groups and organizations. GiveSmart excels in events and auctions but offers less variety.

Key Comparisons:

• Pricing:
  RallyUp’s free platform with donor tips maximizes revenue, no subscriptions needed. GalaBid, with 5–6% donor-covered fees and quote-based pricing, is a solid fit for event-focused fundraising. 
• Fundraising Options:
  RallyUp’s 10 fundraisers, like gamified sweepstakes, encourage engagement for all donors. GalaBid excels in auctions and events but offers narrower options for fundraising. 
• Setup:
  RallyUp is designed for rapid fundraising. Its user-friendly interface allows organizations to create and launch fundraising campaigns in as little as 10 minutes. GalaBid often requires a longer onboarding period. This can extend the setup time to several days. 
• Support:
  Free RallyUp expert campaign building and optimization raises success by 38%, saving hours. GalaBid has responsive support but lacks the same hands-on depth support. 

Key Comparisons:

• Pricing
  RallyUp’s Free and Flex pricing let you sign up and fundraise immediately. No contracts, no sales hassle, no delays. OneCause’s quote-based pricing requires demos, slowing access. It’s best suited for organizations running large-scale annual galas.
• Support
  In addition to providing live support, RallyUp fundraising experts will build your campaign for free—including custom images and content. OneCause offers solid support, with premium managers for higher tiers.
• Fundriasing Options
  RallyUp’s 10 fundraisers combat donor fatigue with variety. OneCause excels in events and auctions but limits flexibility.
• Setup
  In 10 minutes, RallyUp launches campaigns, perfect for urgent or spontaneous fundraising. OneCause’s demo-driven onboarding takes days or weeks, making it better suited for planned galas.
• Ease of Use
  RallyUp’s intuitive design saves time; no consultants needed. OneCause’s tools often require mastery training.

Key Comparisons:

• Fundraising Options: RallyUp’s 10 innovative fundraisers, like gamified a-thons, spark donor engagement. CauseVox supports donations, P2P, and ticketing, but lacks a broader variety. 
• Scalability: RallyUp’s all-in-one platform scales effortlessly, running multiple activities under one URL. CauseVox scales well but shines for simpler campaigns. 
• Pricing: With no contracts, RallyUp’s free, donor-tip model helps maximize revenue. CauseVox offers a free plan when tips are used, while its Professional plan starts at $250/month. 
• Advanced features: RallyUp features are completely free and white-labeled. Causevox advanced features like ticketing, branding, and integrations are gated behind paid tiers. 
• Support: Free RallyUp expert campaign building and optimization raises success by 38%, saving hours. CauseVox offers solid support, with priority for premier plan users. 

Key Comparisons:

• Fundraising Options: RallyUp’s 10 fundraisers, like gamified a-thons, raise donor excitement. Raisely supports donations, P2P, and events, but doesn’t offer the same variety. 
• Pricing: With no subscriptions, RallyUp saves $1,200/year vs. Raisely’s $99/month plan. Raisely’s free tier suits small orgs, with premium plans up to $149/month. 
• Flexibility: RallyUp’s no-contract platform powers any campaign effortlessly. Raisely’s tiered plans limit advanced features to paid users. 
• Advanced features: RallyUp’s advanced features are completely free. Raisely’s features, like auctions and livestreaming, are gated behind paid tiers. 
• Support: Free RallyUp campaign building and optimization raises success by 38%, and it’s available anytime. Raisely provides solid support, with premium access for higher plans. 

Key Comparisons:

• Pricing: RallyUp’s free platform can save approximately $2,400–$4,800/year compared to DonorDrive’s estimated $200–$400/month base subscription for small to mid-sized nonprofits. DonorDrive’s quote-based pricing requires a demo, increasing time and resource costs, with potential additional expenses for setup or training. 
• Fundraising Options: RallyUp’s 10 fundraisers, like gamified a-thons, spark donor excitement. DonorDrive supports donations, events, and P2P but lacks variety. 
• Setup: In 10 minutes, RallyUp launches campaigns with an instant, no-sales signup process. DonorDrive’s onboarding process delays startup, needing more effort. For small nonprofits, this opportunity cost is significant. 
• Flexibility: RallyUp’s no-commitment platform suits any nonprofit, big or small. DonorDrive’s enterprise focus ties users to contracts, limiting agility. 
• Support: Free RallyUp campaign building and optimization saves you 10+ hours. DonorDrive offers solid support, with premium access and priority for enterprise plans. 

Key Comparisons:

• Fundraising Options: RallyUp’s 10 fundraisers combat donor fatigue with variety. Zeffy covers core activities but lacks diversity. 
• Customization: RallyUp’s total custom branding allows you full control. Zeffy offers decent branding but falls short of advanced options. 
• Pricing: RallyUp’s no-commitment model includes all tools up front, letting you fundraise freely without extra costs.  Clear pricing with optional donor tips lets you keep 100% of donations, saving thousands annually. Zeffy also has a zero-fee, donor-funded model. 
• Setup: In 10 minutes, RallyUp launches multi-activity URLs with expert setup and for small, medium, and large nonprofits. Zeffy’s quick setup streamlines core campaigns. 
• Support: Free RallyUp experts save 10 hours per campaign, building and optimizing campaigns for you. Zeffy’s responsive support is solid and standard, with a less personalized approach.