I have used many fundraising and giving platforms over the years, and DonorDrive is by far the easiest and most comprehensive. I try to utilize all of the features and find that I am regularly expanding my custom reporting for outreach, prospecting, and forecasting. It is even better now that it is linked directly with Salesforce.
TeamRaiser is well suited for peer-to-peer fundraising activities, such as large pledge-based events like walks and runs or DIY fundraisers of many different types.
Does data calculation of key KPIs for you as soon as you pull up the event.
Your data is at your fingertips. Want to contact a current walker, all the info you need is right in the dashboard. No having to look the constituent up, pull a report, etc.
They have a great online support (chat and email features) as well as great how to videos. Saves me time as well because I can send my users there instead of having to help them troubleshoot.
I use DonorDrive daily and find it easy and efficient, but I wish many of the custom reports I run were standard and easier to run. I also wish that archived events stayed live or were open for longer. Otherwise, compared with past platforms, I much prefer the value of DonorDrive and the ease of use, and the Salesforce integration has been a game-changer.
While everydayheroPro and CrowdRise are easy to set up, already mobile friendly, have great interfaces, and are customizable, they lack some base capabilities that come with TeamRaiser, such as the ability to control the donation form, email capability, database syncing, badges/milestones, and custom pages. The everydayheroPro system has great potential, and we use it for our smaller DIY campaigns, but its support knowledge bank and customization is still so limited and can be frustrating to use because of it.