Completely free. Always. But how? →
On RallyUp, your nonprofit pays card processing on every gift, plus a platform fee on Flex. On Zeffy, your nonprofit pays nothing. Both run raffles and events; only Zeffy includes a CRM.
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On RallyUp, every gift pays 1.9% to 2.9% + $0.30 in card processing, on the Free plan too. With Zeffy, your nonprofit receives 100% of every gift.
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RallyUp keeps donor profiles and connects to a CRM you pay for separately. Zeffy's CRM, newsletters and automations are free, with unlimited contacts.
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Run raffles, auctions, tickets, a store and memberships from one free platform, with every buyer and donor in the same CRM.
Zeffy runs the same raffles, auctions, tickets and store, plus memberships and a donor CRM, with no platform fee and no processing fee on any gift. RallyUp is a fundraising tool built around raffles, auctions and events. On its Free plan, donors are asked to tip RallyUp and your nonprofit pays card processing on every gift. On Flex, RallyUp takes a fee on each sale instead of the tip. RallyUp has no built-in CRM.
Choose Zeffy if you want raffles, auctions and tickets with no card processing on any sale, and every buyer in a built-in CRM for your next event.
Choose RallyUp if you need in-person gala tools like paddle raise and automated checkout, or giving in 135+ currencies. Expect card processing on every gift, a fee on each sale on Flex, and a separate CRM to pay for.
RallyUp's Free plan has no platform fee and no subscription, and donors are asked to tip RallyUp at checkout. But every transaction still pays card processing to Stripe or PayPal: 1.9% to 2.9% + $0.30, paid by your nonprofit. On a $100 donation, your nonprofit keeps about $96.80 to $97.80. With Zeffy, your nonprofit keeps $100, whether or not the donor leaves a contribution. See how Zeffy is free.
Neither plan has a monthly fee. They differ in how RallyUp earns money and which tools you get:
On both, your nonprofit pays 1.9% to 2.9% + $0.30 in card processing on every payment; Flex lets you pass it on to donors. Source: rallyup.com/pricing, October 2026.
Yes, both do. RallyUp runs raffles and 50/50s on its Free plan, with card processing on every ticket, and charges a 6.9% fee on raffles on Flex. Zeffy runs raffles and 50/50s with numbered digital tickets and bundles, with no platform fee and no processing fee: your nonprofit keeps every dollar of every ticket.
No. RallyUp has no built-in CRM. It keeps a Donor Profile with each supporter's history, and sends the rest to a CRM you buy separately, such as Salesforce, HubSpot or Virtuous. That means a second subscription, a second login, and an integration to set up and keep in sync. Zeffy's CRM is built in and free: every donation, ticket, raffle entry and membership lands on the donor's record, ready to segment, email and automate, with unlimited contacts.
Yes, on both, but only Zeffy is free. With Zeffy's Tap to Pay, anyone on your team takes card payments on their phone, with no card reader and no fees. RallyUp's free RallyUp Events app takes Tap to Pay, a card reader or manual entry in the US, and every payment pays 1.9% to 2.9% + $0.30 in card processing. Its gala tools, such as live auctions, paddle raise and automated checkout, are on the Flex plan, at a 4.9% platform fee.
With RallyUp, yes. Your nonprofit opens its own Stripe or PayPal account, connects it to RallyUp, and the processor charges 1.9% to 2.9% + $0.30 on every payment. To get a nonprofit rate, 501(c) organizations apply to the processor themselves. With Zeffy, no. There is no processor account to open or manage: Zeffy processes every payment, covers the fee, and pays out to your bank for free.
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As a startup nonprofit with only two members, and no funding (yet) we’d need something with low (or no) fees. Zeffy was a dream come true.
Masey, Loose Ends.
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