RallyUp Pricing Overview

Yes. According to G2 data, RallyUp offers a free plan with limited features. Users can upgrade to paid plans for additional capabilities. Visit the seller's official pricing page to compare plan options and features.

RallyUp's pricing is best suited for small nonprofits, school PTOs, civic groups, and sports teams operating on tight budgets, with the majority of G2 reviewers coming from small businesses in education, nonprofit management, and civic organizations. The free tier fits first-time fundraisers and cost-sensitive organizations running raffles, auctions, or crowdfunding campaigns. RallyUp's Flex tier suits recurring users, mid-market nonprofits, and organizations running hybrid in-person and virtual events who need live auctions, fund-a-need, and custom branding. G2 reviewers from fraternities, school districts, and animal rescues all report strong fit, while enterprise users with large campaigns are directed toward custom pricing.

RallyUp's free tier runs on a donor-tipping model where supporters optionally cover platform costs, making it genuinely zero-cost for organizers. It includes core activities like raffles, auctions, crowdfunding, peer-to-peer, and livestreaming, but lacks live auctions, silent auctions, fund-a-need, paddle raise, automated checkout, custom branding, donor profiles, integrations, and custom domains. RallyUp's Flex tier adds all of these under pay-as-you-go pricing with optional donor fee pass-through. G2 reviewers on the free version note confusion around the tipping mechanism, with one reviewer flagging that donors mistook tips as going back to the organization rather than the platform.

G2 reviewers broadly consider RallyUp good value, with the platform averaging near-perfect ratings across dozens of reviews. The free tier's donor-tipping model draws particular praise from nonprofits and school PTOs, with multiple G2 users explicitly noting they paid zero platform fees because donors voluntarily covered costs. A few reviewers flag that fees on RallyUp's Flex tier were higher than expected, and one noted fees are fairly high for small nonprofits, but most follow up by calling the service worth it. Reviewers switching from MightyCause and DonorBox cite RallyUp's pricing of fundraising tools as a clear improvement in cost-effectiveness.