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haku review

#7 of 16 in Nonprofit Matching Gift SoftwareRegistration Software

A broad nonprofit fundraising platform with built-in matching-gift prompts and integrations.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

haku is a nonprofit fundraising and supporter engagement platform for organizations that want donations, peer-to-peer campaigns, events, memberships, communications, CRM, and reporting in one system. Its matching-gift functionality adds corporate matching prompts and Double the Donation integration to donation and fundraising campaigns. Fundraising teams can also manage recurring giving, donor profiles, ticketing, and supporter communications through the platform, making it suited to nonprofits coordinating several engagement programs rather than only matching-gift outreach.

According to haku’s pricing model, the platform uses transaction-based pricing with no setup or subscription fees. That structure may fit nonprofits that prefer costs tied to fundraising activity instead of a recurring subscription. haku supports web and API access, and its integration set includes Salesforce, Little Green Light, Facebook, Instagram, X, Stripe, Avalara, Google Analytics, and Double the Donation. Native CRM and supporter profiles help centralize constituent information, while real-time fundraising and donation tracking connect campaign activity with reporting.

The strongest category-specific feature is the combination of corporate matching-gift prompts and eligibility lookup through integrations such as Double the Donation. This gives donors a path to check employer matching eligibility and submit matching requests within the broader donation experience. haku also includes automated email outreach, AI features, and fundraising reporting, extending the platform beyond a single campaign tool. Organizations seeking a wider nonprofit operating platform should consider haku; teams focused narrowly on matching-gift submission tracking or employer-side workflow management may prefer a more specialized product.

haku pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Corporate matching-gift prompts with Double the Donation integration
    • Combines donations, events, CRM, memberships, and reporting
    • Automated donor and fundraiser communications across campaigns
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing is transaction-based rather than a published subscription plan
    • Matching workflows rely on integrations such as Double the Donation
    • The broad feature set may exceed the needs of focused fundraising teams

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