360alumni Review, Pricing & Features

360Alumni is an all-in-one platform for alumni directories, events, mentorship, and fundraising, built for schools, nonprofits, and membership organizations.

Category
Community Platforms
Pricing
Custom pricing based on alumni record count, comprising a one-time setup fee, an annual subscription (all features included), and a 3% transaction fee plus service charge on event, donation, and membership payments. No self-serve pricing is published; prospects must request a custom quote.
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August 6, 2026
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360Alumni is a community engagement platform built for higher education institutions, high schools, nonprofits, and membership organizations that need to keep alumni and members connected for life. The platform centralizes an alumni directory with map-based search, event management for reunions and fundraising galas, an opportunity/job board, an "Asks & Offers" mentorship module that pairs mentors and mentees, group and chapter management for affinity communities, and integrated fundraising campaigns. Email marketing is powered through an Emma-integrated tool for targeted alumni communications, while membership management tracks dues and showcases members. An Activities CRM lets organizations attach engagement history, statuses, and deadlines to individual profiles. Customers include Morehouse College, Bangkok Patana School, Princeton in Asia, and Students On Ice Foundation. 360Alumni is headquartered in Ridgefield, Connecticut, and positions itself as a single system of record to replace fragmented spreadsheets, directories, and point tools used to manage alumni and member relationships.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Consolidates directory, events, mentorship, fundraising, and email marketing into a single platform rather than requiring separate point tools
  • Purpose-built for education and membership-organization workflows (reunions, chapters, dues tracking, career opportunity boards)
  • Used by recognizable institutions such as Morehouse College and Princeton in Asia, suggesting readiness for enterprise-scale alumni bases
  • Flexible engagement pricing designed to scale from under 1,000 to over a million alumni records

Cons

  • No self-serve pricing is published; buyers must request a custom quote before knowing total cost
  • A 3% transaction fee plus service charges applies on top of the subscription for event, donation, and membership payments
  • Niche focus on education/nonprofit/membership use cases makes it a poor fit for general-purpose CRM or community needs
  • Website provides limited technical/integration detail beyond the built-in Emma email marketing connection

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