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Eleo review

#18 of 27 in Nonprofit Event Management Software

A donor-focused event platform for invitation-based nonprofit programs.

7.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Eleo is cloud-based nonprofit donor management software with an integrated event module. It is designed for small and midsize nonprofits coordinating invitation-based events, including registration, invitee management, attendance tracking, participant organization, communications, and event reporting. The platform also includes donor records, online forms, payment processing, volunteer and membership tools, and event-focused coordination features. Its event toolkit covers groups, teams, tables, automated registration confirmations, thank-you messages, event mailings, task coordination, calendars, and custom reporting.

Pricing is based on donor-record volume, with monthly plans starting at $39 for up to 2,500 donor records. The published plans include $59 per month for up to 5,000 records, $99 for up to 10,000, $139 for up to 12,500, $159 for up to 15,000, and $199 for up to 20,000. Eleo also advertises a 60-day free trial using promo code #wehaveyourback. This structure suits organizations that want event management connected to a donor database, while teams should account for donor-record capacity when selecting a plan.

Eleo’s ecosystem includes Mailchimp, Constant Contact, QuickBooks, Stripe, DonorSearch, Google Maps, and Google Calendar. Those connections support email communications, accounting, payments, donor research, mapping, and calendar coordination around nonprofit events. The platform is particularly well suited to donor teams managing structured invitations, attendance, tables, teams, and follow-up communications. Organizations outside the United States, teams requiring a non-web deployment, or groups seeking a free plan should choose a different fit. For U.S.-based nonprofits that want donor records and event operations in one web platform, Eleo is a focused option.

Eleo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Registration forms, invitations, attendance, and participant management
    • Groups, teams, tables, communications, tasks, and reporting in one platform
    • Integrations with Mailchimp, Constant Contact, QuickBooks, Stripe, and more
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only as a web platform
    • Only U.S.-based nonprofits can obtain an Eleo database
    • No free plan; paid plans are based on donor-record volume

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