Funraise
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Buy Funraise if you're a growing nonprofit that wants CRM, donation forms, and events in one platform . G2 users rate it 4.4/5.
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Comparison
Funraise and Neon One both land on Depends.
Buy Funraise if you're a growing nonprofit that wants CRM, donation forms, and events in one platform . G2 users rate it 4.4/5.
Buy it if you're a small-to-mid nonprofit that wants donor management, fundraising, and events in one well-rated suite.
| Compare | Funraise | Neon One |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Depends | Depends |
| Best for | Growing nonprofits replacing point tools | Small-to-mid nonprofits outgrowing spreadsheets |
| Who it's not for | Tiny charities . the 5% platform fee eats small donation totals | Tiny nonprofits . ~$1,487/yr is overkill for a donor spreadsheet |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed; PCI Level 1 compliant with a published security program and WAF against carding fraud. | 2026 data breach under legal investigation (sensitive personal info reportedly impacted); company publishes a PCI compliance program and security policy. |
| Support quality | Reviewers consistently highlight strong support | Live support on every plan; onshore support team |
| Public sentiment | Users on G2, Capterra, and Reddit generally praise the UI and support, while competitor comparisons flag the 5% fee as the main drawback. | Ratings are solid, but community threads show buyers still seeking current, unfiltered user experiences.10 |
| Biggest gotcha | Free plan's 5% platform fee plus processing; donors cover fees only if they opt in | Revenue-based pricing: entry ~$99/mo (~$1,487/yr), and the bill climbs as your budget grows.13 |