Companies Using Qgiv

I started on Qgiv with one question: now that it is sold as Bloomerang Fundraising, who still counts as a Qgiv customer? On the web the answer is simple, because the forms never moved. A domain counts here when a page on it links to secure.qgiv.com or loads a script from there. Our October 2026 crawl finds 4,555 live domains that do, 3,829 of them matched to an organisation, which puts Qgiv 7th of the 54 tools in Donations & Fundraising with 3.8%.

Most sites link out

Most Qgiv installs are a link. In a random sample of 20 sites with Qgiv on the page, 19 linked a button to a form on secure.qgiv.com and one embedded it with Qgiv's script. Every link went to the site's own organisation, so each one is that organisation's own appeal. The link targets also show what the money is for. Many point at an event rather than a general Donate form: a gala at Holyoke Medical Center, a golf day for Springpoint Senior Living's foundation, a middle-school trivia night, a 2027 backpack drive in Grand Rapids.

Sales signal: a Qgiv site's link targets tell you its fundraising calendar. Event-heavy organisations are the ones to approach with auction, ticketing or sponsorship tools, and the event name dates the conversation.

Growth trajectory

The line reads 3,377 domains in June 2026, 3,814 in July, 3,983 in August, 4,372 in September and 4,555 in October. Part of that rise is on our side: the set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead sites dropping out and new ones coming in, and our detection signals widen over time. So I'd count only part of the 1,178 extra domains as new Qgiv users. Churn needs the same care. 823 domains have dropped Qgiv on at least one hostname since we began tracking it in March 2026, but about one in seven still links to it from another hostname, and event links come down after the event by design.

"A Qgiv link often has an expiry date. The gala ends, the page comes down, and the site looks as if it dropped Qgiv when it's only between events." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: a dropped Qgiv link is a reason to recheck in a month. A site that removed its Donate link and its event links together is the real churn signal.

Who the customers are

55.1% of matched organisations with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 29.51% have 11 to 50. That is a less micro base than Donorbox's (75.32% at 1 to 10) or Givebutter's (71.99%), per their profiles. Age sets Qgiv apart more. Only 6.42% were founded in the 2020s and 40.75% before 1990. Buncombe County Schools dates from 1881, the Wistar Institute from 1892 and Holyoke Medical Center from 1893. The large organisations on our list, health systems and school districts, reach Qgiv through a foundation: Kaweah Health's foundation form, the Polk State College Foundation, Nacogdoches ISD's education foundation.

Sales signal: at a hospital or a school district the Qgiv buyer is the foundation's development director, not IT. A foundation subdomain is a quick filter for them.

A US charity base

3,696 of the 3,829 matched organisations are in the United States, 96.5%. Canada has 27 and no other country has more than four. Donorbox's profile, for comparison, has 65.2% of its matched companies in the US. The industry labels agree. Non-profit Organizations alone is 32.4%, and with Non-profit Organization Management and Philanthropic Fundraising Services the charity labels reach 41.89%. Individual and Family Services adds 7.07% and Civic and Social Organizations 6.13%. Hospitals and Health Care, at 4.42%, is the biggest label outside the charity sector.

Sales signal: this is a US list. Donor data, wealth screening, matching-gift and planned-giving vendors selling to American charities will find it fits. International payment or translation tools won't.

The Bloomerang family

Our crawl shows no switching corridor into or out of Qgiv. No pair passed our tests, and the biggest overlaps are one company. 14.55% of Qgiv domains load Bloomerang's CRM script, the sister product. Kindful, also a Bloomerang product, runs beside Qgiv on 771 domains today, but 651 of those also load Bloomerang's script, which our Kindful detection matches as well. Most of that overlap is one customer using two Bloomerang tools. Outside rivals barely touch Qgiv: 66 domains run it with GiveWP, 46 with Fundraise Up and 35 with DonorPerfect.

"Qgiv's biggest competitor overlap is with its own parent company. Take Bloomerang out and its overlap with any other donation tool is a few dozen domains." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: a Qgiv site that also loads Bloomerang's CRM is a committed Bloomerang account and a hard displacement. The other 85% of Qgiv sites keep their donor records somewhere we can't see from the website, and that is the opening for CRM vendors and integrators.

The stack around it

WordPress runs on 51.0% of Qgiv domains and Elementor on 16.08%. Squarespace (15.91%) and Wix (11.77%) are the other common builders, so the typical install is a Donate button on a site the development team edits itself. Google Analytics is on 65.21%. Payment tags are scarce: Stripe on 6.85%, PayPal on 3.15% and Givebutter on 1.36%, consistent with gifts being taken on Qgiv's page. Salesforce shows on 2.39%.

Sales signal: agencies that build non-profit sites can use this list directly. Since 49% of these sites aren't on WordPress, a WordPress-only plugin pitch reaches about half of it.

What it costs

Bloomerang's pricing page (checked 13 October 2026) lists Bloomerang Fundraising, the former Qgiv, from $40 a month billed annually, bought in a bundle with Bloomerang CRM, which starts at $125 a month. The whole Giving Platform starts at $242 a month, with unlimited users. The page doesn't publish card-processing fees.

Sales signal: the bundle rule means new Qgiv buyers arrive as Bloomerang CRM customers. If that holds, the 14.55% of Qgiv sites carrying Bloomerang's script should climb, and it's worth tracking as a measure of the integration.

Key takeaways

1. 4,555 live domains, 7th of 54 in Donations & Fundraising with 3.8%.

2. A link, not a widget: 19 of 20 sampled sites link to a form on secure.qgiv.com.

3. American and established: 96.5% of matched organisations are in the US, and 40.75% were founded before 1990.

4. The real overlap is Bloomerang's own CRM (14.55%); outside rivals share a few dozen domains each.

5. Event links make churn look higher than it is.

How to use this list

Filter by size and industry, then read each site's Qgiv link: an address with /event/ in it is a dated campaign, the rest are standing forms. For all 4,555 Qgiv domains with organisation, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.