Aplos vs NonProfit+

Aplos provides web-based fund accounting software for nonprofits, churches, and other faith-based organizations. It tracks designated and restricted funds, grants, and a flexible chart of accounts. Financial and donation reports can be customized, including Balance Sheet by Fund and Income Statement by Fund. Organizations can create unlimited mobile-friendly giving forms and add a donation widget to their websites. The donor database stores communication activity, notes, relationships, giving history, and custom fields. Aplos includes budgeting, an audit trail, an API enabled from settings, and integrations such as Keela, Raisely, Ramp, PEX, Gusto, DonorElf, Church Community Builder, and Bloomerang. Data is encrypted with AES 256, stored in AWS in the United States, and backed up nightly. Lite costs $79 a month, Core $129 a month, and Advanced $229 a month. A Custom plan has tailored pricing. There is a 15-day trial and no free plan.

NonProfit+ is nonprofit business management and ERP software built on the Acumatica platform. Its nonprofit accounting covers fund, grant, encumbrance, budget, endowment, and program management. Financial tools include general ledger, receivables and payables, cash and inter-company accounting, multiple currencies, time and expense, payroll, and recurring revenue. Organizations can select which modules to implement and tailor the system to their use cases. Grant tracking follows budgets, expenses, and reporting requirements, including grants crossing fiscal years. Role-based controls can restrict funds, cash accounts, programs, grants, and reports. Reporting offers predefined and custom reports, dashboards, drill-downs, and optional Excel reporting tied to real-time data. Hosting can be cloud or local, with a later switch. A customizable mobile app is included, and unlimited users are advertised. Pricing is by quote.