Givable vs Funraise

A full fundraising platform with a built-in CRM and tiered, usage-based pricing.

The short answer

Funraise’s free plan charges 5% per gift and saves email, peer-to-peer, and Salesforce for its quoted Premium plan. Givable charges 3% and includes Stories, the CRM, email journeys, peer-to-peer, and AI on Standard, with two-way Salesforce sync.

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

At a glance

	Givable	Funraise
Platform pricing	3%, or 2.5% + $600/mo, plus processing	Free under $1M (5%) or custom (0-3%)
Public pricing	Yes	Partial
Long-term contract	No	No
Self-serve signup	Yes	Yes
Giving surfaces	Stories, forms, recurring, P2P, events	Forms, recurring, P2P, events
Built-in donor CRM	Yes	Yes
Salesforce (NPSP) sync	Two-way, incl. custom objects	One-way push
Custom objects, no code	Yes	Custom fields
Multi-currency	Yes	Yes
Open API	Yes	Yes
Built-in AI	Yes	Yes

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

How pricing works

Both charge a platform fee on each online gift, with processing on top, and donors can cover fees on either.

	Givable	Funraise
Entry plan	Standard: 3%, no subscription	Free: 5%, for organizations raising under $1M a year
Next plan up	Enterprise: 2.5% plus $600/mo	Premium: 0% to 3%, by quote
Email and peer-to-peer	Included on Standard	Premium only
Card processing	Billed separately	2.9% + 60¢, plus 1.5% on international payments

Worked example. On $10,000 a month in online gifts, Givable Standard is $300 in platform fees. Funraise’s free plan is $500, and it doesn’t include email messaging or peer-to-peer.

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 updates from the field that donors follow and give to.
Funraise: Donation forms and campaign pages.

Fees

Edge: Givable

Givable: 3% on Standard, with email, peer-to-peer, and AI included.
Funraise: 5% on the free plan, or a quoted rate on Premium.

Salesforce

Edge: Givable

Givable: Two-way sync with NPSP, including custom objects.
Funraise: One-way, from Funraise to Salesforce, on Premium.

Donor CRM

Edge: Givable

Givable: Supporters, accounts, leads, dynamic lists, and custom objects.
Funraise: A built-in CRM with households, pledges, segments, and tags.

Email and automation

Edge: Givable

Givable: Broadcasts and branching journeys on Standard.
Funraise: Automated emails on Free. Email messaging is Premium only.

AI

Edge: Givable

Givable: Ask questions of your data and get drafts where you work, with donor identities kept from the model.
Funraise: Machine-learning ask amounts, ChatGPT-written peer-to-peer appeals, and forecasting as an add-on.

International giving

Even

Givable: 135+ currencies, and chapters as subaccounts in their own currency.
Funraise: Over 100 currencies, with a 1.5% international processing surcharge.

Events and auctions

Edge: Funraise

Givable: Events and ticketing, and peer-to-peer.
Funraise: Events on Free, plus online silent auctions on Premium.

Platform

Even

Givable: One modern platform, with giving, the donor CRM, AI, and Stories designed to work together, not bolted on.
Funraise: “Powering thousands of nonprofit missions,” by its own count.

Which one fits you

Choose Givable if…

You want a lower rate than Funraise’s free plan, with email and peer-to-peer included.
You want to tell your story, with updates donors can follow and give to.
You run Salesforce and need changes to sync both ways.
You need custom objects to model your programs.

Choose Funraise if…

Online silent auctions are central to your events.
You raise over $1M online and can negotiate Premium’s lowest rate.

Before you switch

Questions worth asking, whichever way you move.

1Recurring gifts: can card and bank details move processor to processor?
2History: can gifts, households, and pledges be imported?
3Salesforce: will you keep syncing to Salesforce, or move your records into Givable?
4Integrations: which tools need reconnecting?

Sources, reviewed September 2026

Competitor details come from its own published pages and can change. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.