Companies Using Network for Good

Network for Good is counted differently from most tools on our pages. Our rule fires when a page links to a giving page on networkforgood.com or loads a Network for Good script, and on a small nonprofit's website that link is usually the Donate button. Our October 2026 crawl finds it on 3,690 live domains, and 3,106 of them, 84.18%, matched to an organisation. Before writing about those organisations I checked what the links point at.

What a link tells you

I opened 80 live domains at random in a browser. 15 blocked us or timed out, and one no longer showed a link. Of the 64 that showed a link or form, 51 pointed at the site's own Network for Good account, usually a page like racsjc.networkforgood.com for racsjc.org. Nine pointed at a parent body's or fiscal sponsor's account that runs the site's own campaign, such as a youth summit raising money through its conservation sponsor. Four pointed at someone else: a shopping mall advertising a charity's golf day, a school PTA running a drive for a food bank, a festival sending visitors to its beneficiary, and a private equity firm linking to Network for Good's homepage. 17 of the 64 also linked a Network for Good form, mostly newsletter sign-ups, and 2 embedded a donation form in the page.

Sales signal: 60 of 64 linked domains (93.75%) are raising money for themselves through Network for Good. The rest are noise, and the link's subdomain tells you which is which.

A flat line with a steady leak

The usage chart reads 3,307 domains in June 2026, 3,506 in July, 3,539 in August, 3,686 in September and 3,690 in October. Some of that rise is ours: 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. The exits are cleaner to read. Since March 2026, 396 domains dropped Network for Good from at least one hostname, equal to 10.73% of today's count, and 38 of them still link it from another hostname. A Donate link costs nothing to keep, but it vanishes when a site is rebuilt, so that number mixes nonprofits that left with sites that were redesigned.

"Nearly two in three Network for Good organisations have ten staff or fewer, and 95% are American. This is the small US nonprofit's donation page." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: the base is flat at about 3,700 domains with a few hundred exits since March. A site redesign is the moment a small nonprofit reconsiders its Donate button, so a fresh rebuild is a better trigger than any growth story.

Small, American and mostly young

64.32% of matched organisations with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 24.42% have 11 to 50, so 88.74% have 50 or fewer. Only 15 have more than 1,000 staff. That's a smaller base than Qgiv's (55.1% at 1 to 10) or Fundraise Up's (44.97%), though not as small as Donorbox's (75.32%). It's also American: 2,962 of 3,106 matched organisations (95.36%) are in the US, and no other country reaches ten. By founding date, 58.94% date from 2000 or later, led by the 2010s (31.29%), but only 6.71% are from the 2020s.

Sales signal: with 88.74% at 50 staff or fewer, the buyer is usually an executive director or a lone development officer. Products that save them time, or come with a person to call, fit this list better than anything that needs a database administrator.

Who they are

Non-profit Organizations leads the industry labels at 32.1%, then Civic and Social Organizations (7.39%), Non-profit Organization Management (6.89%) and Individual and Family Services (6.64%). Schools are a visible second market. The two education labels add up to 4.97%, and the list includes Granada Hills Charter, the J.O. Combs Unified School District and the education foundations of Northwest ISD and Maize USD 266. Health providers (3.23%) include La Maestra Community Health Centers and the Institute for Family Health. The best-known names often link from one corner of a large site: NAHB from its online store, the American Nurses Association from a conference site to its foundation's page, Winrock International from its Wallace Center site.

Sales signal: school districts and their education foundations are a distinct segment with their own budget calendar. For the national names, start with the team that owns the linked page.

Second tools on the same site

No pair passes our switching tests, so the page shows no migration table. We do see overlap. 60 Network for Good domains also run GiveWP, 51 run Qgiv and 20 run Donorbox. Qgiv is the closest match, a hosted donation page for small US nonprofits that we count by link or script the same way, and of the 87 domains we've ever seen with both, 51 still carry both today. A second donation tool gets added more often than it replaces the first.

"Most sites that ever linked both Network for Good and Qgiv still link both. The second tool gets added and stays." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: the 51 sites running Qgiv beside Network for Good, and the 20 running Donorbox, already pay for two donation tools. They are the obvious audience for a consolidation offer from either side.

The stack: hosted builders, few payment tags

Across the 3,699 live domains in our stack base, WordPress runs on 50.58%, but hosted builders are common: Squarespace on 17.38%, Wix on 13.14% and GoDaddy's builder on 5.0%, where Fundraise Up's domains show Squarespace on 9.46%. Payment tags are rare, PayPal on 2.08% and Stripe on 1.6%, which fits a giving page that lives on Network for Good's side rather than on the site. CRM tags are rarer still: Salesforce on 1.03% and Neon CRM on 0.43%. Google Analytics is on 57.1%, well below the 83.96% on Fundraise Up's domains.

Sales signal: a Squarespace or Wix nonprofit has no WordPress plugin route, so a hosted page behind a Donate link is the easy way to take money. Anything sold to this base has to work as a hosted page or a link.

What Bonterra says, and what we see

Network for Good was founded in 2001 and joined what became Bonterra in January 2022; its donor-advised fund went separately and is now For Good, according to Bonterra's July 2024 history of the product. Today networkforgood.com redirects to Bonterra's product page, which pitches coaching-first fundraising for small nonprofits, with an AI assistant called Que (read 14 October 2026). The pricing answer on that page says plans scale with the size of the contact database; the Free and Essentials plans keep a 3% platform fee on donations, and the Intelligence plan drops it. Our data fits the pitch closely: small, American, mostly on simple websites.

Sales signal: the 3% fee is the number rivals will attack, and on a small budget it shows. Which plan a nonprofit is on can't be seen from outside, so ask early.

Key takeaways

1. 3,690 live domains, 3.08% of Donations & Fundraising and 9th of 54, counted mostly from Donate links.

2. In an 80-domain sample, 60 of 64 linked domains were raising money for themselves; 4 linked someone else.

3. 64.32% have 1 to 10 staff and 95.36% are American.

4. 396 domains dropped it since March 2026; 38 of them still link it on another hostname.

5. Overlap with GiveWP (60), Qgiv (51) and Donorbox (20), but no measurable switching.

How to use this list

Read the link's subdomain before you call: an organisation's own account (racsjc.networkforgood.com on racsjc.org) is a customer, and someone else's is a referral. For the full list of 3,690 Network for Good domains with organisation, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io. Our guide to technology detection methods explains why a link and an installed script count differently.