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Givable vs RallyUp

A campaign platform strong on auctions, raffles, and crowdfunding, with tiered fees.

The short answer

RallyUp is a campaign tool with fees that change by campaign type, up to 6.9%. Givable charges one flat 3% on every gift and brings Stories, a full donor CRM, email journeys, AI, and two-way Salesforce sync together in one platform.

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

At a glance

GivableRallyUp
Platform pricing3%, or 2.5% + $600/mo, plus processingFree or 2.9-6.9% by type
Public pricingYesYes
Long-term contractNoNo
Self-serve signupYesYes
Giving surfacesStories, forms, recurring, P2P, eventsForms, P2P, events, auctions
Built-in donor CRMYesDonor profiles
Salesforce (NPSP) syncTwo-way, incl. custom objectsOne-way push
Custom objects, no codeYesCustom fields
Multi-currencyYesYes
Open APIYesYes
Built-in AIYesYes

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

How pricing works

RallyUp’s free plan relies on donor tips; its Flex plan charges by campaign type. Givable charges one published rate. Processing is on top for both.

GivableRallyUp
Platform rate3% on every online giftFlex: 2.9% tickets, 4.9% crowdfunding and auctions, 6.9% raffles
Free optionNone; donors can cover the feeFree plan, which requires donor tips to RallyUp
Card processingBilled separately1.9% to 2.9% plus 30¢

Worked example. On a $10,000 crowdfunding campaign, RallyUp Flex’s 4.9% is $490. Givable’s 3% is $300, and it stays 3% whatever you’re running.

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.
RallyUp
Crowdfunding pages and livestreaming.

Fees

Edge: Givable
Givable
One flat 3% on every campaign type.
RallyUp
From 2.9% to 6.9% on Flex, depending on the campaign.

Donor CRM

Edge: Givable
Givable
A full CRM with custom objects, lists, tasks, and leads.
RallyUp
Donor profiles with giving and communication history.

Email and automation

Edge: Givable
Givable
Broadcasts and branching journeys, built in.
RallyUp
Ad-hoc email, with drip campaigns via ActiveCampaign.

Salesforce

Edge: Givable
Givable
Two-way sync with NPSP, including custom objects.
RallyUp
Saves donor information from RallyUp into Salesforce.

International giving

Edge: Givable
Givable
135+ currencies, and chapters as subaccounts in their own currency.
RallyUp
15 supported currencies.

AI

Even
Givable
Ask questions of your data and get drafts where you work, with donor identities kept from the model.
RallyUp
An AI content generator for descriptions, items, and emails.

Raffles and auctions

Edge: RallyUp
Givable
Events and ticketing, and peer-to-peer.
RallyUp
Raffles, sweepstakes, auctions, A-thons, and text-to-give.

Platform

Even
Givable
One modern platform, with giving, the donor CRM, AI, and Stories designed to work together, not bolted on.
RallyUp
“55,000 + Nonprofits,” by its own count.

Which one fits you

Choose Givable if…

  • You want one flat rate, whatever you run.
  • You want to tell your story, with updates donors can follow and give to.
  • You want a real donor CRM and email journeys, not just campaign tools.
  • You run Salesforce and need changes to sync both ways.

Choose RallyUp if…

  • Raffles and sweepstakes are central to how you raise.
  • You run one-off campaigns and don’t need a CRM.

Before you switch

Questions worth asking, whichever way you move.

  1. 1Campaigns: which live campaigns should finish on RallyUp first?
  2. 2Recurring gifts: can card and bank details move processor to processor?
  3. 3History: can donor profiles and gifts be imported?
  4. 4Integrations: which tools need reconnecting?

Sources, reviewed September 2026

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