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Givable vs DonorPerfect

A long-standing donor database sold by quote, with Constant Contact email built in.

The short answer

DonorPerfect is a long-standing donor database sold by quote, with email through Constant Contact and peer-to-peer through integrations. Givable is a modern platform with the CRM, Stories, giving, email journeys, peer-to-peer, and AI built in, on a published rate.

Last reviewed September 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.

At a glance

	Givable	DonorPerfect
Platform pricing	3%, or 2.5% + $600/mo, plus processing	From $99/mo, by quote
Public pricing	Yes	Partial
Long-term contract	No	Auto-renewing subscription
Self-serve signup	Yes	Not published
Giving surfaces	Stories, forms, recurring, P2P, events	Forms, recurring, events, memberships
Built-in donor CRM	Yes	Yes
Salesforce (NPSP) sync	Two-way, incl. custom objects	Not published
Custom objects, no code	Yes	Custom fields
Multi-currency	Yes	Yes
Open API	Yes	On Pro
Built-in AI	Yes	Trial tool and writing bot

DonorPerfect details from DonorPerfect's own published pages. Last reviewed September 2026. "Not published" means we could not confirm it from an official page.

How pricing works

DonorPerfect charges a subscription by quote, plus processing through its payment services. Givable charges 3% per online gift, with no subscription.

	Givable	DonorPerfect
Subscription	None on Standard	Core, Plus, and Pro, from $99/mo, by quote
Card processing	Billed separately	2.89% + 30¢, per its payment services fee sheet
Email	Built in	Constant Contact, included
Users	Unlimited	Unlimited

Worked example. DonorPerfect starts at $99 a month, with your exact price set by quote. Givable Standard has no subscription: you pay 3% on what you raise online, and the rate is on our pricing page.

Side by side

What each platform offers on the things nonprofits weigh most, and which has the edge.

Storytelling

Edge: Givable

Givable: Givable Stories: a feed of moments from the field that donors follow and give to.
DonorPerfect: Donation, event, and membership forms.

Pricing transparency

Edge: Givable

Givable: A published 3%, with no subscription.
DonorPerfect: Plans from $99/mo, priced by quote.

Email and automation

Edge: Givable

Givable: Broadcasts and branching journeys, built into the platform.
DonorPerfect: Email through Constant Contact, plus alerts and tasks on Plus.

Peer-to-peer

Edge: Givable

Givable: Built in.
DonorPerfect: Through integrations.

Salesforce

Edge: Givable

Givable: Two-way sync with NPSP, including custom objects.
DonorPerfect: No Salesforce integration published.

AI

Edge: Givable

Givable: Ask questions of your data and get drafts where you work, with donor identities kept from the model.
DonorPerfect: A trial of an AI conversation-practice tool on Plus and Pro, and a free ChatGPT writing bot.

Donor CRM

Even

Givable: Supporters, accounts, leads, tasks, dynamic lists, and custom objects.
DonorPerfect: Households, unlimited custom fields, and unlimited segmentation.

International giving

Even

Givable: 135+ currencies, and chapters as subaccounts in their own currency.
DonorPerfect: Offices in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia, with Gift Aid.

Platform

Even

Givable: One modern platform, with giving, the donor CRM, AI, and Stories designed to work together, not bolted on.
DonorPerfect: “Trusted by 11,000+ nonprofits,” by its own count.

Which one fits you

Choose Givable if…

You want a modern platform with giving, email, and peer-to-peer built in.
You want to tell your story, with updates donors can follow and give to.
You want a published price, with no subscription.
You run Salesforce and need changes to sync both ways.

Choose DonorPerfect if…

You want Constant Contact built into your donor database.
You want a vendor with local offices in the UK and Australia.

Before you switch

Questions worth asking, whichever way you move.

1Contract: when does your subscription renew?
2Recurring gifts: can card and bank details move from DonorPerfect’s payment services?
3History: can donors, households, and custom fields be imported?
4Email: which Constant Contact lists and templates need moving?

Sources, reviewed September 2026

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