Givebutter

Givebutter is a fundraising and donor management platform for nonprofits, founded in the United States and used by a large community of charities, schools, clubs and individual fundraisers. It addresses a common problem for smaller organisations: established fundraising software is often expensive, complex and split across separate tools for donations, events, peer-to-peer campaigns and donor records. Givebutter’s approach is to provide a broad set of fundraising tools in one platform without a mandatory subscription, relying instead on optional donor tips to fund the service, while offering paid add-ons for organisations that want more advanced capabilities. This model lowers the barrier to digital fundraising and allows organisations to consolidate their giving activity and supporter data in a single system.

Core features include customisable donation forms and campaign pages, peer-to-peer and team fundraising, event ticketing, auctions and raffles, and text-to-donate. A built-in donor CRM tracks contacts, gifts and engagement, while email and text messaging tools support donor communications and automated receipts. Givebutter also offers payment processing with a variety of methods including cards, bank transfers, PayPal, Venmo and digital wallets, point-of-sale features for in-person events, and payouts to connected bank accounts. Givebutter Plus, a paid tier, adds deeper CRM functionality, automations, advanced reporting and customisation options. Integrations connect the platform with Zapier, Mailchimp, QuickBooks, Salesforce and other tools, and an API supports custom workflows. The service is delivered in the cloud with mobile-friendly pages and a mobile app. It is aimed at nonprofits of all sizes, particularly small and mid-sized charities, schools, faith-based organisations, athletic teams and community groups seeking an affordable, modern fundraising stack. The listing shows a starting price of USD 0 with a free trial available, and a free version of the platform can be used without a subscription.