Completely free. Always. But how? →
Zelle only works if donors have the right bank app. Zeffy accepts cards, ACH, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Zeffy is trusted by 100,000+ nonprofits

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Zelle transfers cash between accounts — Zeffy gives you donation forms, receipts, donor tracking, and email tools so you can grow support, not just collect it.
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Zelle only works if your donor has a compatible bank app. Zeffy accepts credit cards, ACH, Apple Pay, and Google Pay — so no one gets left out.
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Zelle requires donors to know your email or phone number and navigate their bank app. Zeffy gives you a donation page you can share anywhere — no instructions needed.
No. Zelle only transfers money between bank accounts. Zeffy gives you donor profiles, giving history, automated tax receipts, and email tools so you can thank supporters and build lasting relationships. They can't give through Zelle. Zeffy works for everyone — donors can give by credit card, ACH, Apple Pay, or Google Pay without needing a specific bank account or app.
Yes. Zeffy charges nonprofits zero platform fees, transaction fees, or monthly costs. You keep 100% of every donation. Donors have the option to leave a voluntary contribution to support Zeffy's operations.
Yes. Zeffy accepts credit cards, ACH, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Unlike Zelle, donors don't need a specific bank app or account to give. Anyone can support your mission using their preferred payment method.
Donors have the option to leave a voluntary contribution when they give. This model lets us offer nonprofits a completely free platform while keeping fundraising accessible to everyone.
Technically yes, but Zelle wasn't built for nonprofits. It only transfers money between bank accounts and doesn't provide donation forms, tax receipts, or donor tracking. Zeffy is purpose-built for nonprofit fundraising with all those features included for free.
Zelle doesn't charge fees for personal transfers, but it may charge for business transactions and lacks nonprofit tools entirely. Zeffy charges zero platform, transaction, or credit card fees — you keep 100% of every donation.
Zelle has transfer limits that vary by bank, often capping at $500-$1,000 per week for new accounts. Zeffy has no donation limits and accepts larger gifts through credit cards, ACH, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Zeffy lets you create a shareable donation page in minutes. Donors give using any payment method without needing a specific bank app, and you get automatic tax receipts and donor tracking built in.
No. Zelle only handles money transfers between bank accounts. Zeffy includes free event ticketing, registration, raffles, memberships, and an online store — all with zero fees.
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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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