Fundraise Up review
A broad digital fundraising toolkit with performance-based pricing and separate processing fees.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Fundraise Up brings online and in-person donation workflows into one digital fundraising platform for nonprofits. It suits performance-focused fundraising teams that need more than a donation form: campaign pages, recurring giving, peer-to-peer fundraising, event registration, and tools for phone or in-person donations sit alongside analytics and CRM connections. Its range is useful for organizations coordinating several campaign types, while teams seeking a lightweight standalone form may find the breadth unnecessary.
The platform spans donor-facing checkout and internal campaign operations. Organizations can use a checkout modal, hosted campaign pages, and website fundraising Elements, with donor self-service controls for recurring gifts. Peer-to-peer pages and event ticketing workflows extend beyond direct contributions, and the Virtual Terminal covers phone and in-person collection. Insights provide real-time fundraising and campaign analytics, with custom exports for working with fundraising data. Payment options include cards, wallets, bank debits, crypto, and donor-advised fund payments. Integrations include Stripe and PayPal, plus Salesforce, Raiser's Edge NXT, Microsoft Dynamics, and Zapier, among others. This breadth makes it a stronger fit for teams with connected campaign and data workflows than for groups needing only basic online giving.
According to Fundraise Up's pricing page, pricing is performance-based, with no subscriptions or platform fees and all features included; payment processing fees are separate. The vendor does not publish a numeric platform fee, so teams must contact sales to understand the pricing for their situation. This model avoids a subscription tier structure, but separate processor charges remain part of the cost and vary with provider and payment method. Fundraise Up is a reasonable shortlist option for nonprofits that value a wide fundraising toolkit and campaign analytics; organizations that need a free plan or published upfront pricing should compare alternatives.
Fundraise Up pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines forms, hosted pages, recurring gifts, events, and peer-to-peer fundraising
- Supports cards, wallets, bank debits, crypto, and donor-advised fund payments
- Includes campaign analytics, custom exports, and CRM integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan or subscription option
- Pricing requires contacting sales, and the platform fee is not published
- Payment processing fees are separate and depend on provider and payment method
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