Free nonprofit tool finder

Most nonprofits waste $1,200/yr
on tools they could get free

We'll tell you exactly which tools to use and what they cost โ€” $0 in most cases.

2 min 24 tools compared 100% private

24

tools compared

$0

for most orgs

2 min

to your stack

What nonprofit pricing actually saves you

Standard pricing vs. nonprofit/free tier โ€” per month

CRM
$150/mo standard
Free
Email
$35/mo standard
Free up to 250 contacts
Accounting
$99/mo standard
$7/mo via TechSoup
Donations
2โ€“5% per transaction
Free (Zeffy)
Website
$25/mo standard
Free (Carrd)

Quiz finds which free tiers fit your org's size and stage.

Example results

Solo founder, under $50K, just got their 501(c)(3)

Needs: donors, website, email ยท Using spreadsheets

Google Workspace

@yourorg.org email, shared docs, drive.

You're still on Gmail โ€” donors notice

free

Zeffy

Online donations + tax receipts. Costs you nothing.

You have no way to take online donations yet

free

Mailchimp

Free up to 250 contacts. Good for your first year.

Your 47-person donor list fits comfortably on free tier

free

Carrd

One-page site, free. Launch in an afternoon.

You don't need a 20-page site โ€” just a URL to send people

free

Total: $0/yr

Priya

Priya

Founder, literacy nonprofit ยท 501(c)(3) since 2024

"I know I need a CRM and a real website. But every Google search gives me a different top-10 list. Half of them cost $200/mo."

The quiz gave her: Google Workspace (free), Zeffy (free donations + receipts), Mailchimp (free up to 250), and Carrd (free site). Total: $0/yr.

She set up all four that Saturday. Donor list went from 47 to 90 in three months โ€” mostly because she stopped losing track of people.

All 24 tools we compare

HubSpot CRMBloomerangLittle Green Light Salesforce NPSPWaveQuickBooks Online AplosXeroCarrd SquarespaceWordPressWix MailchimpConstant ContactSendGrid ZeffyEventbriteNetwork for Good Tithe.lySignUpGeniusVolunteerHub Google ClassroomThinkificGoogle Workspace

We don't make money from these picks. Prices checked March 2026.

How we chose these

We looked at 50+ tools. 24 survived: they had to offer nonprofit pricing, be at least 3 years old, and work without a developer. We check prices every few months.