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Ten fundraiser formats on one platform, with the platform fee capped per item

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, SaaS
  • Starting price $100
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is RallyUp?

RallyUp is an online fundraising platform covering raffles, online, live and silent auctions, sweepstakes, ticketing and registration, crowdfunding, peer-to-peer campaigns, a-thons, a storefront, galas and events and fund-a-need paddle raises, with enhanced fundraiser features and a custom domain option.

Supporting ten distinct fundraiser types rather than one is the structural choice and it fits how nonprofits actually operate, because an organisation runs a gala in spring, a raffle in summer and a peer-to-peer campaign at year end, and holding those on one platform means one donor record rather than three exports to reconcile.

Capping the platform fee per auction item is the pricing detail worth knowing and it is unusually fair. RallyUp states the fee for any auction item is capped at 100 dollars regardless of the winning bid, so a car auctioned for 55,000 dollars carries the same platform fee as a modest lot, which percentage pricing would make punitive.

Raffles and sweepstakes carry regulatory obligations that vary by jurisdiction and are easy to get wrong, so a platform that has built for them specifically is doing more than providing a payment form. Enhanced fundraiser features and a storefront extend the same donor record into merchandise and year-round giving. Payment processing fees are charged separately by the processor, from 1.9 percent plus 0.30 dollars. A custom domain is a one-time 99 dollars.

Key Features of RallyUp

  • Raffles and sweepstakes
  • Online, live and silent auctions
  • Ticketing and registration
  • Crowdfunding campaigns
  • Peer-to-peer fundraising
  • A-thon events
  • Storefront for merchandise
  • Galas and events
  • Fund-a-need paddle raise
  • Platform fee capped per auction item
  • Custom domain option
  • One donor record across fundraiser types

RallyUp Pricing

Auction platform fee cap

$100

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The platform fee for any auction item is capped at 100 dollars no matter how high the winning bid, which RallyUp illustrates with a car auctioned for 55,000 dollars.

Custom domain

$99

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One-time fee to set up a custom domain across all of an organisation’s fundraisers.

Payment processing

$0.30

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Charged by the payment processor rather than RallyUp, published from 1.9 percent plus 0.30 dollars on each transaction.

RallyUp Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • SaaS
Desktop
  • Web App
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
Support
  • Email
  • Knowledge Base
Public API
No
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
rallyup.com

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RallyUp FAQs

A custom domain is a one-time 99 dollars. The platform fee for any auction item is capped at 100 dollars regardless of the winning bid. Payment processors charge separately, from 1.9 percent plus 0.30 dollars per transaction.

A nonprofit runs a gala in spring, a raffle in summer and a peer-to-peer campaign at year end, and holding those on one platform means one donor record rather than three exports to reconcile.

RallyUp states the platform fee for any auction item is capped at 100 dollars however high the winning bid, so a car auctioned for 55,000 dollars carries the same fee as a modest lot.

Raffles and sweepstakes carry regulatory obligations that vary by jurisdiction and are easy to get wrong, so building for them is more than providing a payment form.

No. Payment processors charge their own fee on each transaction, published from 1.9 percent plus 0.30 dollars, separately from RallyUp's platform fee.