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infoodle review

#29 of 34 in Nonprofit CRM Software

A broad nonprofit and church CRM with mobile access, giving tools, and workflow automation.

6.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

infoodle is a web-based CRM and charity management platform for charities, nonprofits, churches, and community organisations. It brings together individual and organisation contact records, household and relationship tracking, donations, pledges, receipts, Gift Aid, campaigns, communications, events, attendance, workflows, reporting, and data exports. Its mobile app adds a member directory and group management on iOS and Android, making it particularly relevant for organisations that need constituent information and engagement tools beyond a desktop database.

The published Core CRM plan highlights contact management, donations, and reporting, while the broader product includes campaign and appeal tracking, email and SMS communications, event registration, check-in, workflow automation, dashboards, and exports. Optional finance, events, and resources packages extend the core CRM. The pricing model is contact sales, with monthly or annual billing discussed through contact ranges and a 14-day trial available for evaluation. Organisations should approach it as a quote-led purchase rather than a self-serve subscription with published numerical pricing.

Its ecosystem supports Xero, Stripe, GoCardless, Ezidebit, Zapier, and the infoodle API, giving nonprofits several routes for payments, finance connections, automation, and custom integrations. The platform therefore suits churches and nonprofits seeking one system for constituent management, giving, communications, events, and mobile access. It may be less suitable for buyers who need transparent online pricing, a narrowly focused donor database, or a simple tool without optional packages and broader CRM functions.

infoodle pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines contacts, households, donations, pledges, events, and workflows
    • Supports iOS and Android mobile apps with member directory features
    • Connects with Xero, Stripe, GoCardless, Ezidebit, Zapier, and its API
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contacting infoodle for a quote
    • The listed Core CRM plan has a broad feature scope but limited plan detail
    • Advanced finance, events, and resources functions are optional packages

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