# GiveKit

> GiveKit is the complete fundraising toolkit for modern nonprofits. It brings online donations, campaigns, events and ticketing, memberships, silent auctions, grants, a donor CRM and email marketing together in one platform, so every donor, member, volunteer and guest lives on a single profile.

GiveKit is built for nonprofits of every size. Payments are processed securely and paid out directly to the organization. Transaction fees are 4.9% + $0.30 per card payment and 1.8% (capped at $10) per ACH bank transfer, the same on every plan. 98% of donors choose to cover the fee on their gift, and ticket buyers cover the fee on tickets. The GiveKit team helps organizations move contacts and giving history over from other tools.

## Product

- [All features](https://www.givekit.org/product): Overview of everything GiveKit includes.
- [Campaigns](https://www.givekit.org/campaigns): Goal-based fundraising with live progress, peer-to-peer supporter pages, one-time and recurring gifts, a quick-share link, an embeddable donation widget and automatic receipts.
- [Events](https://www.givekit.org/events): Ticket tiers, promo codes, sponsorship packages, event volunteers, an embeddable ticket widget and QR code check-in from any phone.
- [Silent auctions](https://www.givekit.org/auctions): Online bidding with automatic maximum (proxy) bids, soft close on late bids, Buy Now, watchlists, bidder numbers for privacy, outbid emails, card-on-file and optional card authorizations, and a Winners tab with paid and picked-up tracking.
- [Memberships](https://www.givekit.org/memberships): Recurring or annual membership levels with member benefits, applications and approval, payment reminders, reactivation links and membership insights.
- [Grants](https://www.givekit.org/grants): A grant database (including Grants.gov opportunities and manually added grants), Grant Fit™ match scores, guided AI-assisted application drafting, and a pipeline board from backlog to awarded.
- [Automations](https://www.givekit.org/automations): Workflows that run on their own. Triggers: donation received, donation failed, form submitted, tickets purchased, membership started or cancelled, volunteer shift sign-up, tag added and contact created. Steps: send email, notify the team, post to Slack, Discord or a webhook, add or remove tags, set a label, update a contact, add a note, create a task, wait (minutes to 365 days) and if/else branches. Eight ready-made templates, safe test runs (emails go only to you) and a log of every run.
- [Email](https://www.givekit.org/emails): The GiveKit Email add-on ($10/month on any plan, 10,000 marketing emails a month). Design with GiveKit AI creates an on-brand email from a few details, matched to the organization's website colors, fonts, logo and photos, and GiveKit AI copy assist rewrites any text block in a new tone or length. Also a drag-and-drop designer with 16 nonprofit templates and merge tags, previews and test sends, sending from your own domain, sending to any mix of segments, tags and people (unsubscribed contacts left out automatically), send now or schedule, and reports with delivery, opens, clicks, links, bounces and unsubscribes.
- [Team chat](https://www.givekit.org/team-chat): Chat for staff and volunteers, included on every plan. Public and private channels, direct and group messages, @mentions and #channel links, reactions, replies and formatting, files, photos, video, voice notes and polls, read receipts, online/away/Do not disturb and custom statuses. Volunteers can message staff and the channels they're added to.
- [Tasks](https://www.givekit.org/tasks): Task management included on every plan. List or board view (To do, In progress, Done), quick create, several assignees, reporters and watchers, priorities, tags and filters, due-date reminders and custom reminders, email notifications, comments, attachments and a full change history, a "My day" list on the home screen, and tasks linked to contacts, grant applications and board committees (automations can create them too).
- [CRM](https://www.givekit.org/crm): One profile per person with an activity timeline, notes, tasks, documents, credentials, volunteer shifts, custom fields and staff, donor and volunteer views.

## What's new

- [What's new](https://www.givekit.org/whats-new): The latest monthly product update. October 2026 launched Automations, Team chat, Tasks and the GiveKit Email add-on, plus upgrades to silent auctions, grants, cash and check donations, contact segments, memberships and billing.

## Pricing

All plans include unlimited donors, fundraising, donation forms, events, ticket sales, sponsorships and board management. Annual billing saves 10%.

- Community: $50/month or $540/year. 500 contacts, 25 volunteers, 5 staff users, 5 grants.
- Impact: $150/month or $1,620/year. 2,500 contacts, 100 volunteers, 10 staff users, 25 grants.
- Momentum: $250/month or $2,700/year. 10,000 contacts, unlimited volunteers, staff users and grants.
- Transaction fees on every plan: 4.9% + $0.30 per card payment; 1.8% per ACH bank transfer, capped at $10. 98% of donors cover the fee; ticket buyers cover it on tickets.
- GiveKit Email add-on: +$10/month on any plan.

Details: [Pricing](https://www.givekit.org/pricing)

## Comparisons

- [GiveKit vs other platforms](https://www.givekit.org/compare): Features and pricing of GiveKit, Zeffy, Givebutter, Donorbox and BetterUnite side by side.
- [GiveKit vs Zeffy](https://www.givekit.org/compare/zeffy): Zeffy is free for nonprofits and funded by optional donor tips. GiveKit is a monthly plan with published transaction fees, with no tip prompts, plus grant drafting and tracking, volunteer shift scheduling and board management.
- [GiveKit vs Givebutter](https://www.givekit.org/compare/givebutter): Givebutter is free with donor tips (or a 3% platform fee without them), with Plus plans from $29/mo. GiveKit is a monthly plan with published transaction fees, with grants, volunteer shifts and board management built in.
- [GiveKit vs Donorbox](https://www.givekit.org/compare/donorbox): Donorbox charges a 2.95–3.95% platform fee per gift on its free plan and doesn't list native auctions. GiveKit is a monthly plan with published transaction fees, with auctions, grants and a CRM included.
- [GiveKit vs BetterUnite](https://www.givekit.org/compare/betterunite): BetterUnite is free at a 3% platform fee, or sold per module (Events & Auctions from $65/mo, CRM Plus from $80/mo, billed annually) with memberships and volunteers on its Pro tier and grants and email marketing on Premier. GiveKit is one monthly plan with grants, volunteers, memberships and automations included.

Comparison facts are based on each company's public website as of October 2026.

## Company

- [Our values](https://www.givekit.org/our-values): Mission first, earn trust, built with nonprofits, keep it simple.
- [Contact / request a demo](https://www.givekit.org/contact)
- [Sign up](https://www.givekit.org/signup): Create an account and choose a plan.
- Log in: https://app.givekit.org/login
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GiveKit
- X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/GiveKit91376
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/GiveKit/