Companies Using Fundraise Up

I expected Fundraise Up's list to look like every other donation tool's: thousands of tiny charities and a handful of big names. It doesn't. Our October 2026 crawl finds its checkout on 5,422 live domains, 3,735 of them matched to an organisation, and those organisations are larger than the ones on Donorbox's, Qgiv's or Network for Good's profiles, and older than Donorbox's or Network for Good's. We only count Fundraise Up where its script loads, so every domain runs the checkout. Fewer organisations sit behind those domains than the count suggests.

Domains are not accounts

Fundraise Up's script address carries an account code, so I counted accounts. For 4,701 live domains the code was readable, and they belong to 3,093 accounts, about 1.5 domains each. Most accounts are simple: 2,435 run on a single domain. The rest are large charities with many sites. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes runs 212 domains on one account, mostly local chapter sites such as virginiafca.org and roanokefca.org. The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids has 66 alias domains, protecttexaskids.com and the like, that redirect to tobaccofreekids.org. Make-A-Wish has 42 chapter sites, and Best Friends Animal Society and Church World Service have 28 each. The 20 accounts with ten or more domains hold 565 domains, 12.0% of the ones we could read. I checked the ten largest, and each is one charity's own portfolio rather than a reseller's or another vendor's account.

Sales signal: deduplicate by account before you size this market. Fundraise Up says 3,500+ nonprofits use it, and our 3,093 accounts on readable pages land close to that, while the domain count runs about half as high again.

A usage line that also measures our coverage

The usage chart climbs from 4,360 domains in June 2026 to 5,422 in October. I wouldn't sell that as momentum. The set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead sites dropping out and newly found ones added, and our detection widened over the same months, so part of the climb is us seeing more. Exits are easier to pin down. Since we began tracking Fundraise Up in March 2026, 313 domains dropped it from at least one hostname. 75 of those still load it on another hostname, which leaves 238 that lost it everywhere, about 4.4% of today's count in seven months.

"Fundraise Up's customers aren't the very small charities that fill Donorbox's list. Under half have ten staff or fewer, and half were founded before 2000." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: treat the base as roughly 5,400 domains and 3,100 accounts, with a slow, steady exit rate. Timing a pitch off the June to October climb would be a mistake.

Who the customers are

Size first. 44.97% of matched organisations with a known size have 1 to 10 employees on LinkedIn, 31.46% have 11 to 50 and 14.88% have 51 to 200. The same smallest band is 75.32% on Donorbox's profile, 64.32% on Network for Good's and 55.1% on Qgiv's. At the top, 72 organisations have more than 1,000 staff. Age points the same way. The 2010s are the largest decade (23.44%), but 49.79% were founded before 2000 and 13.82% before 1960, while only 9.48% date from the 2020s. Large organisations usually put the checkout on a giving site rather than the main domain: give.mountsinai.org, giving.ted.com, mygiving.heart.org, support.unitedway.org.

Sales signal: these are established fundraising teams with a development office, a donor database and gifts to protect. The conversation is about conversion rates and CRM sync.

Where they are and what they do

The United States holds 2,583 of the 3,735 matched organisations (69.16%). Canada (348) and the United Kingdom (270) come next, and the six English-speaking countries in the top 15 add up to 88.81%. That's a wider spread than on the Network for Good and Qgiv profiles, both more than 95% American. By industry, 58.55% carry a nonprofit or fundraising label, with Non-profit Organizations alone at 40.58%. The clusters you can name are hospital foundations (Mount Sinai, Boston Medical Center, CHOC, Kennedy Krieger, Dayton Children's), international relief and health groups (the International Rescue Committee, International Medical Corps, Partners In Health, PSI, TechnoServe, ALIMA) and UN bodies (UNFPA, and WHO on its Eastern Mediterranean regional site).

Sales signal: Canada and the UK are real second markets, with CAMH, the Canadian Mental Health Association and Samaritans already on the checkout. Anyone selling into this base needs multi-currency and UK tax-relief answers ready.

Two tools at once

We publish no switching table for Fundraise Up, because none of its pairs passes our tests. We do see overlap. 84 domains run Fundraise Up and GiveWP today, 46 run it with Qgiv and 21 with Donorbox. Of the 95 domains we've ever seen with Fundraise Up and GiveWP together, 84 still have both; for Qgiv it's 46 of 69, and for Donorbox 21 of 29. That looks like an older form or an event tool left running beside the checkout, not a move from one to the other.

"Most domains that ever ran Fundraise Up next to GiveWP, Qgiv or Donorbox still run both. The second tool stays." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: the domains running Fundraise Up beside Qgiv (46), GiveWP (84) or Donorbox (21) are paying for overlapping tools. A consolidation pitch starts there.

The stack around it

Across the 5,455 live domains in our stack base, WordPress runs on 54.61%, Elementor on 15.73%, Squarespace on 9.46% and Drupal on 6.75%. Google Analytics is on 83.96%. The CRM line separates this base from Network for Good's: Salesforce turns up on 7.83% of Fundraise Up domains against 1.03% of Network for Good's. Email tools are common too, MailChimp on 10.54% and SendGrid on 7.37%.

Sales signal: Fundraise Up connects to a CRM rather than replacing it, so CRM vendors and integration consultants have an opening on the 92.17% of sites where we see no Salesforce tag.

What Fundraise Up says, and what we see

Fundraise Up's about page (read 14 October 2026) says it was founded in 2017, is based in Brooklyn and has 3,500+ nonprofit users and 350+ staff. Its pricing page has no subscription: $0 upfront, no setup fees or contracts, and a share of each donation, which it says averages about 1% after donors cover fees, excluding payment processing. That model suits the base we see. A large charity with a busy giving page pays in proportion to what it raises, and the top of our list is full of those.

Sales signal: the case against Fundraise Up is cost at volume. A percentage fee that suits a mid-size charity grows with a hospital foundation's revenue, so the biggest names here are the ones to approach with a fixed-fee alternative.

Key takeaways

1. 5,422 live domains, 4.53% of Donations & Fundraising and 6th of 54, counted only where the checkout loads.

2. 4,701 readable domains belong to 3,093 accounts; the Fellowship of Christian Athletes alone has 212.

3. Bigger than the Donorbox, Qgiv or Network for Good bases: 44.97% have 1 to 10 staff, and 49.79% were founded before 2000.

4. 69.16% American, with Canada and the UK as real second markets.

5. Overlap with GiveWP, Qgiv and Donorbox is common; switching between them isn't measurable yet.

How to use this list

Filter by account before you filter by size, or one chapter network will look like two hundred prospects. For the full list of 5,422 Fundraise Up domains with organisation, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io. Our guide to technology detection methods explains how a script on a page becomes a row in this table.