Givelify vs Raisely

Givelify connects people with places of worship, nonprofits, and causes so they can give through its mobile app, online, on social media, or at live events. Organizations can use Analytics Studio to track donations by day, month, or donor, review donor statistics such as giving frequency and trends, and export data for financial management systems.

Givelify lists integrations including Shelby Next, Shelby Arena, Power Church, Servant Keeper, ACS Realm, and ACS People, and says Analytics Studio integrations are free. The platform runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Its app is available in English and Spanish, with bilingual resources for organizations. Givelify says it verifies organizations and safeguards personal and payment information through secure payment processing. Its support center says the app does not store a giver's card information on their phone.

Raisely provides online fundraising tools for charities and nonprofits. Organizations can run donation appeals, peer-to-peer and DIY fundraising, ticketing, and physical-event campaigns. Its donation forms are designed for any device and can support regular giving. Customizable fundraising websites offer templates, a visual page builder, custom branding, and hosting. Raisely lists donations in 130+ currencies and multilingual campaigns, with PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay among its payment options. Integrations include Aplos, Keela, Raiser’s Edge NXT, Salesforce, Facebook Fundraising, and Zapier. Developers can use a JSON-based REST API, webhooks, and custom React components. Raisely states that it is SOC 2 compliant and includes free support. The free plan offers unlimited fundraising websites and campaigns, with no monthly or setup fees and optional donor tips. Raisely Pro is $119 a month, billed billed monthly, or $714 a year, billed billed annually. Card processing fees go to the payment gateway; the listed 4% flat fee option applies when optional tips are turned off, excluding applicable tax.