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8 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Crowdfunding that charges the donor, not you
FundRazr charges the donor rather than the campaign, free to start, the closest match on Zeffy's own zero-fee-to-the-organisation shape.
Crowdfunding that takes no cut of the total
Chuffed also takes no cut of the total raised, free to start, crowdfunding-shaped rather than Zeffy's fuller nonprofit toolkit of events and memberships.
A donation checkout tuned to raise more
Fundraise Up tunes the donation checkout specifically to raise more per gift, free to start, a conversion focus rather than Zeffy's full suite of events and raffles.
Crowdfunding built to leave creators the money
Crowdfundr is built to leave creators the money too, free to start, a campaign tool rather than the ongoing donor database Zeffy keeps.
Donation forms with the fee written down
Donately writes its fee down plainly instead of covering it from tips, with a free tier and plans from $99, a more conventional cost structure than Zeffy's zero-fee model.
Donation pages and recurring giving
Donorbox runs donation pages and recurring giving, with a free tier and plans from $150, well above Zeffy's zero cost for the same nonprofit fundraising job.
Donation pages that start without a subscription
Kindest also starts donation pages for free, but its freemium model implies a subscription down the line, where Zeffy funds itself entirely from optional donor tips with no subscription at any size.
Donation pages with no monthly fee at all
Anedot builds donation pages with no monthly fee either, free to start, a narrower tool than Zeffy's events, raffles and auctions in one account.