More Good Together review
A broad web-based workspace for managing nonprofit programs, people, workflows, and outcomes.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
More Good Together combines nonprofit CRM and program management in one web-based workspace. It is designed for small and growing charities, community organizations, faith-based organizations, youth programs, education nonprofits, health and wellness nonprofits, volunteer-led organizations, and fundraising teams. Program records can include goals, dates, owners, eligibility, capacity, staff, volunteers, partners, and funding information. Teams can also manage applications, enrollment, waitlists, attendance, consent, activities, services, sessions, appointments, milestones, and participation status.
Pricing starts with the Small plan at $49 per month or $490 per year, with the core nonprofit platform and email support. Medium costs $129 per month or $1,290 per year and adds expanded automation and analytics, plus priority email and chat support. Enterprise adds multi-organization and chapter support, SSO/SAML, field-level permissions, dedicated support, and managed onboarding. The published offer describes a 90-day beta free period, while the FAQ refers to a 30-day trial. There is no free plan. Stripe, WordPress events, WordPress registration forms, Google Calendar, Postmark, Amazon SES, custom SMTP, and webhooks support ecosystem connections.
The strongest fit is a nonprofit that wants program operations and relationship management together rather than separate tools for enrollment, communication, documents, budgets, and reporting. More Good Together covers targeted communication, reusable workflow templates, approvals, participant documents, funding-source tracking, and reports on enrollment, demographics, attendance, completion, satisfaction, outcomes, and goal progress. Its web-only coverage makes it less suitable for teams that require mobile apps. Organizations needing a focused donor system or a mobile-first field experience should consider an alternative; teams running direct programs and needing connected operational records should find the broader scope more relevant.
More Good Together pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks enrollment, attendance, services, documents, budgets, and outcomes
- Connects programs with donors, volunteers, events, communication, and reporting
- Includes workflows, forms, dashboards, and integrations with Stripe and WordPress
- Where it doesn't
- Available on the web only
- No free plan is available
- Small does not include expanded automation and analytics
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