See how Donorbox's donation forms, recurring giving, peer-to-peer, and membership tools work, plus a full breakdown of its free-plan platform fees vs. Pro and…
Donorbox is a donation and fundraising management platform built specifically for nonprofits, charities, schools, and religious organizations. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Alexandria, VA, the company reports that its platform has helped over 100,000 organizations raise more than $4 billion across 300,000+ campaigns in 96+ countries. At its core, Donorbox provides embeddable donation forms and hosted donation pages that support one-time and recurring gifts, plus a suite of adjacent fundraising tools: peer-to-peer fundraising, crowdfunding campaigns, membership programs with custom tiers, event ticketing with automated tax receipts, and a QuickDonate donor portal that lets returning donors give again with saved payment details. The platform accepts payments via Stripe and PayPal, and also supports crypto and stock donations, Venmo, Apple Pay, and 52+ currencies. A donor CRM tracks donor profiles, giving history, and communications, and the product integrates with major nonprofit CRMs (Salesforce, Blackbaud, Bloomerang, Kindful, and others), email tools (Mailchimp, Constant Contact, ActiveCampaign), accounting software (QuickBooks, Xero), and general automation via Zapier and a public API. Security and compliance claims on Donorbox's site include PCI DSS compliance, SOC 2, two-factor authentication, and SSO. Donorbox is free to start on its Standard plan, which charges a platform fee on top of standard payment-processor fees; paid Pro and Premium plans lower the platform fee and add features like advanced form customization, analytics, receipt rebranding, and dedicated support.