Compare Hivebrite and galaxydigital on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Community Platforms tools, Subscription / Enterprise vs Galaxy Digital…
At a Glance
Hivebrite
galaxydigital
Primary category
Community Platforms
Community Platforms
Rating
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Pricing model
Subscription / Enterprise
Galaxy Digital does not publish pricing or plan tiers on its website; the pricing page returns a 404 and calls to action route prospective customers to request a demo or contact sales directly for a quote.
Starting price
From $895/month (billed annually)
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Free plan
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Free trial
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Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Mobile App
Team collaboration
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AI features
Yes
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Public API
Yes
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Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
Hivebrite
Core — From $895/month annual
Flex — From $1,995/month annual
Prime — Custom pricing annual/custom
Custom Fit — Custom pricing annual/custom
galaxydigital
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
Pros & Cons
Hivebrite
Pros
Comprehensive all-in-one platform covering directory, events, communication and monetization
AI-powered matching helps surface relevant connections within large communities
Strong fit for associations and alumni networks with complex governance needs
Every plan includes unlimited end users regardless of tier
Hands-on onboarding support included across all pricing tiers
Cons
Entry-level pricing at $895/month is high relative to smaller community platforms
Top two tiers require custom pricing negotiations rather than transparent rates
Steeper learning curve given the breadth of features aimed at large organizations
Not well suited for small creator communities or informal groups on a tight budget
Add-ons like mobile app and multi-language support are priced separately
galaxydigital
Pros
Purpose-built for volunteer recruitment, scheduling, and hour tracking rather than a generic project-management tool
Includes a free mobile app so volunteers can find opportunities, check in, and log their own hours
Long operating history (~16 years) and a large stated customer base (60,000+ organizations) suggest platform maturity
Built-in integrations with Salesforce and Double the Donation help connect volunteer data to fundraising and CRM workflows
Cons
Pricing is not published on the website, so buyers must go through a demo/sales process to get a quote
The public pricing page returns a 404, making self-serve cost research difficult
No public information on API access or a self-serve free trial, which may slow evaluation for smaller organizations
Publicly listed support is limited to a help center, without clear detail on live support tiers or SLAs
Use Cases
Hivebrite
Alumni network management — Universities and schools use Hivebrite to run branded alumni communities with directories, events and giving campaigns.
Professional association engagement — Trade and professional bodies use Hivebrite to manage member directories, events and communication at scale.
Enterprise brand communities — Enterprises build branded customer or partner communities using Hivebrite's monetization and group management tools.