Givable review
A Salesforce-focused nonprofit payment platform with broad fundraising and donor operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Givable is fundraising and donor-management software for nonprofit organizations that need payment processing alongside donor operations. It brings donation forms, shared checkout, recurring giving, peer-to-peer fundraising, event ticketing, virtual terminal payments, donor records, reporting, automation, custom receipts, and multi-currency support into one platform. Its strongest fit is for teams that use Salesforce NPSP or want an open API for customizable payment workflows. Supported payment methods include cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and ACH bank payments.
The platform is organized around Standard and Enterprise plans. Standard includes drag-and-drop page and form builders, an automation flow builder, a donor CRM and self-service portal, 1,000 AI credits per month, 1M API calls per month, and 10GB of media storage. Enterprise includes everything in Standard, plus a dedicated database in the customer’s region, single sign-on, and priority support and onboarding. Givable advertises percentage-based platform fees rather than a fixed recurring subscription price, while payment processor fees and usage beyond allowances are billed separately. Selected services can also carry usage charges, so organizations should evaluate expected transaction and usage volume before choosing a plan.
Givable’s ecosystem is a notable strength for Salesforce-centered nonprofit operations. Integrations include Salesforce NPSP, Double the Donation, Stripe, Twilio, webhooks and API, and Google Analytics. The platform also supports custom fields or objects, no-code automation workflows, and a shared supporter record across fundraising channels. Its security posture includes PCI-compliant payment processing and GDPR alignment, while a SOC 2 audit is in progress. Organizations seeking broad fundraising, donor self-service, and customizable Salesforce-connected workflows should consider Givable. Teams prioritizing a free option, a fixed subscription price, or more advanced reporting may be better served by an alternative.
Givable pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines forms, recurring giving, events, CRM, and virtual terminal payments
- Supports Salesforce synchronization, an open API, webhooks, and automation workflows
- Includes smart retries, multi-currency support, custom receipts, and donor self-service
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan or fixed recurring subscription price
- Reporting is positioned at a basic level
- Payment processor fees and usage beyond allowances are billed separately
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