Enthuse vs GiveCause

Enthuse provides digital donation, fundraising, and event-registration technology under a cause's brand. Its fundraising pages support appeals, in-memory giving, individual and team pages, and real-time campaign data. Donations can be regular or one-off, with marketing opt-in communications and automatic Gift Aid capture and processing. Fundraising & Events adds registration and ticketing, fundraising-page creation, leaderboards, and customised emails. Participants can connect Strava and share training updates with supporters. Listed CRM integrations include Access CRM, Beacon, ChampCloud, Donorfy, MS Dynamics 365, Raiser’s Edge, and Salesforce; an API lets larger charities bring donation, fundraising, and event-payment data into other systems. Enthuse offers web and API access. Plans include Mass Participation at free, Fundraising at £24.99 a month, and Fundraising & Events, Donations, and Event Registration at £39.99 a month each. Additional listed fees include payment provider, Gift Aid, and ticketing charges; prices are exclusive of VAT where applicable, and cards issued outside the UK incur an additional 1% foreign card fee. Enthuse says it is UK hosted and GDPR compliant and offers dedicated customer support.

GiveCause is a fundraising platform for nonprofits to collect donations online and in person. Its no-code builder makes customizable donation pages and forms from templates, images, video, logos, and colors. Organizations can manage recurring gifts and donor records, offer membership tiers and benefits, and run events with ticket sales and real-time tracking. Other options include sweepstakes with automated winner selection and an online merchandise storefront. A payments CRM stores donor interaction history and supports supporter communications; administrators can assign team roles and control feature access, with campaign analytics available through a dashboard. GiveCause says its API can provide a branded native giving experience without redirecting donors, and its mobile app can turn a smartphone into a card terminal. The free platform has no platform, monthly, setup, or per-user fees. Successful transactions incur a 2.9% + 29 cents processing fee, and bank transfer fees vary by amount. It runs on Android, iOS, and web, and offers an API.