Mightycause Pricing Overview

Mightycause has been a fantastic tool for Operation Rainbow medical volunteers to build awareness about the upcoming volunteer medical trip and to fundraise for the cost of the trip. The volunteers often say it is super easy to create, easy to use and easy to send updates to their donors. Many volunteers integrate their donation page into their social media accounts or send updates via email. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So far, I have not seen any downsides for the volunteers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mightycause provides a way to receive donations. It's fees and monthly subscription are low which can make it attractive to smaller orgs with limited resources. We subscribe to the lowest version, Essentials. This version lets us receive donations, create links, produce reports, and export activity to other programs for sending donor statements. If all you need is way to receive funds, Essentials will effectively meet this need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While fees charged to the organization are low, if a donor choses to cover the fees themselves, they shoot up dramatically. This is something to keep in mind if you are wanting to encourage donors to cover those fees. Donations received outside of MC can be logged but once they are logged it is impossible to edit the donor information. It is also not possible to see the donor information without downloading it. There is no functionality for producing donor statements and not even the most minimal CRM functions. All these are available as upgrades. I also find that some of the most simple and oft needed things like a link to the account for a donor are not obvious enough that I can find them without searching. If you are not in the program often, as we are not, it seems to require a constant learning curve for any process you haven't already figured out. I don't know if this continues to be true at the upgraded levels. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.