CompareSalesforce Nonprofit Cloud

Givable vs Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud

Salesforce’s nonprofit CRM, now Agentforce Nonprofit, licensed per user on an annual contract.

The short answer

Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud, now Agentforce Nonprofit, is a powerful CRM licensed per user, with email marketing sold separately and donation forms not listed as built in. Givable is built for fundraisers: Stories, giving, email journeys, and AI in one platform with unlimited users. And if you keep Salesforce, Givable syncs with it both ways.

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

At a glance

	Givable	Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud
Platform pricing	3%, or 2.5% + $600/mo, plus processing	From $60 per user/mo, billed annually; 10 free licenses
Public pricing	Yes	Yes
Long-term contract	No	Annual
Self-serve signup	Yes	Not published
Giving surfaces	Stories, forms, recurring, P2P, events	Gift entry and commitments
Built-in donor CRM	Yes	Yes
Salesforce (NPSP) sync	Two-way, incl. custom objects	Native
Custom objects, no code	Yes	Yes
Multi-currency	Yes	Not published
Open API	Yes	Yes
Built-in AI	Yes	Yes (some features in beta)

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

How pricing works

Nonprofit Cloud is licensed per user per month on an annual contract, with 10 free licenses through the Power of Us program. Givable charges 3% per online gift, with unlimited users.

	Givable	Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud
How it’s priced	3% per online gift	From $60 per user per month, billed annually
Free licenses	Unlimited users on every plan	10 licenses through Power of Us
Email marketing	Built in	Marketing Cloud, sold separately
Donation forms	Built in	Not listed on its fundraising or pricing pages

Worked example. A team of 15 on Nonprofit Cloud Enterprise gets 10 free licenses and pays $60 a month for each of the other 5: $300 a month on an annual contract, before a donation form or an email tool. On Givable, all 15 are included, with giving and email built in.

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.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Not a giving product on its own.

Online giving

Edge: Givable

Givable: Forms, recurring giving, pages, events, and peer-to-peer, built in.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Gift entry and commitments. Native donation forms aren’t listed.

Email and automation

Edge: Givable

Givable: Broadcasts and branching journeys, built in.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Marketing Cloud, sold separately.

Pricing

Edge: Givable

Givable: Unlimited users, and no annual license contract.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Per user per month, with an annual contract.

Getting started

Edge: Givable

Givable: No-code builders your fundraising team can run.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Setup guides written for experienced Salesforce admins and consultants.

Custom data

Even

Givable: Custom objects to model programs, grants, and relationships.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Custom objects, as a core Salesforce feature.

AI

Even

Givable: Ask questions of your data and get drafts where you work, with donor identities kept from the model.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: Agentforce agents for donor engagement and prospect research, with some features in beta.

Working together

Even

Givable: Two-way sync with Salesforce, so you can keep it as your source of truth.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: The system Givable syncs with.

Platform and ecosystem

Edge: Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud

Givable: One platform built for fundraising, with giving, email, AI, and Stories designed to work together.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud: A large ecosystem of apps, partners, and 70+ nonprofit user groups.

Which one fits you

Choose Givable if…

You want giving, email, and your CRM ready to use without a Salesforce build.
You want to tell your story, with updates donors can follow and give to.
You want unlimited users, with no per-seat licenses.
You want to keep Salesforce, and need modern giving that syncs both ways.

Choose Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud if…

You have Salesforce admins and a partner, and want to build a custom CRM.
Your whole organization, beyond fundraising, runs on Salesforce.

Before you switch

Questions worth asking, whichever way you move.

1Keep or move: will Salesforce stay your source of truth, with Givable syncing to it?
2Contract: when do your Salesforce licenses renew?
3Data: which objects and fields need to come across, or stay in sync?
4Integrations: which apps on your Salesforce org does fundraising depend on?

Sources, reviewed September 2026

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