Charitable vs DoJiggy
Charitable
wpcharitable.com
DoJiggy
dojiggy.comSide by side
| Figure | Charitable | DoJiggy |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $5.75/mo | Free |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Free trial | — | Yes |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| iOS | — | Yes |
| Android | — | Yes |
| Self-hosted | Yes | — |
| Plans published | 5 | 20 |
| Spec score · Nonprofit Fundraising Software | 8.2 (#13) | 9.1 (#1) |
| Headquarters | Florida, United States | Boulder, Colorado, United States |
| Integrations | Charitable says it integrates with 5,000+ email marketing, CRM and payment platforms. | Official integrations include Google Analytics, Meta Pixel and Zapier, with Zapier connections listed for CRMs such as NeonCRM, Monday.com, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM and Act! CRM. |
| Peer-to-peer | Peer-to-peer fundraising is available from the Pro plan upward. | Participants and teams can customize fundraising pages and use thermometers, social sharing, and gamification features. |
| Security | The pricing page states that Charitable does not store sensitive information and keeps data within the customer’s WordPress website. | DoJiggy says payment information is not stored on its servers, Stripe and PayPal provide PCI Level 1 processing, and its infrastructure runs on AWS with a web application firewall. |
| Support | Paid plans provide ticket support, while the free version is supported through the WordPress.org forum. | Routine technical support is offered Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, with chat and email replies typically within a few hours or one business day. |
Plans
Charitable
- Charitable LiteFree
- Basic$69 a year
- Plus$99 a year
- Pro$199 a year
- Elite$299 a year
DoJiggy
- All in OneFree
- AthonsFree
- Charity AuctionsFree
- DonationsFree
- Event TicketingFree
- Free PricingFree
- Fundraising RafflesFree
- Golf TournamentsFree
- P2P CrowdfundingFree
- Simple StoresFree
In their own words
Charitable
Charitable is a self-hosted WordPress plugin for donation campaigns and fundraising. A visual drag-and-drop builder provides live preview for campaign creation, while campaign pages, recurring gifts, automated receipts and donor records support ongoing fundraising. The free Charitable Lite plan costs nothing and includes unlimited campaigns and donations. It accepts Stripe, Square, PayPal and offline donations; Pro adds ten more payment gateways. Recurring donations begin with Plus, and peer-to-peer fundraising begins with Pro. Donor management includes profiles, giving history, notes, and adding, editing or deleting donation records. Charitable says it integrates with 5,000+ email marketing, CRM and payment platforms and keeps data within the customer’s WordPress website rather than storing sensitive information. Paid plans start with Basic at $69 a year, billed yearly. Paid plans include ticket support; free users use the WordPress.org forum. The plugin requires WordPress 5.9 or later and PHP 7.4 or later.
DoJiggy
DoJiggy is a web-based fundraising platform for nonprofits, schools, and other charitable organizations. Campaign options include peer-to-peer crowdfunding, donations, ticketing, golf tournaments, online stores, raffles, and charity auctions. Participants and teams can customize fundraising pages with thermometers, social sharing, and gamification. Event registration supports live, virtual, and hybrid events, with ticket tiers, group registration, custom fields, capacity limits, and QR code check-in. Organizations connect Stripe or PayPal to process payments; DoJiggy says it does not hold campaign funds and does not store payment information on its servers. Apple Pay and Google Pay are also supported. Listed integrations include Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, and Zapier, which connects to more than 5,000 apps. The service offers training and support by ticket, live chat, and email, plus 24/7 emergency support for a fee. Campaigns can run without subscription fees, but payment processing fees are paid directly to Stripe or PayPal. DoJiggy says it does not support individual fundraising for personal accounts. The company began developing fundraising software in Boulder, Colorado, in 2003.