DonorDock vs. DonorSnap

If someone requires having a lot of customized fields for donors or wants to drill down to really minute details, it might be for them. For the average fundraiser, development director, or non-profit, I think they are great.

DonorSnap is perfect for our organization due to its ease of use; there isn't a big learning curve. Because we can create additional fields, we are able to segment reports based on those fields and appeal to specific groups. Additionally, with the number of classes and events that we conduct throughout the year, by being able to take online registrations and then have those in DS without anything more than a click to do, it streamlines the process immensely. Learning how to create reports can be slightly challenging if you are accustomed to working with a different platform, but I think it's that way when switching from any program to another.

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• Easy to use, simple, fast
• Built in recommendations and notifications
• Easy reporting
• Online giving
• Affordable
• Simple to get started
• Scalable as we grow

• The software is rich with features.
• Their online support is quick to respond.
• Many user-defined fields which provide greater adaptability to meet our needs.
• Easy to navigate.

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• I can't think of any.

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• I really can't think of a thing!

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It's a great product with room to grow, and I know they are growing. I used Donor Dock in a previous job when it was very new, and the growth I've seen over the last 4-5 years is impressive. It's an affordable product, and you save money on not having to purchase an email platform in addition to the database.

DonorDock is a better fit for financially challenged nonprofits that are still looking for a powerful tool.

We reviewed more than 100 donor management software applications and found DonorSnap to be right for our organization. Do your research and compare what are your priorities, what is offered by the variety of software on the market, what can you live without, can you upgrade in the future, do you trust the developers, etc.

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• Better donor retention
• More new donors through better donor tracking
• Increase in our monthly donors
• Increase in gift amounts through better donor relationships

• We spend so much less time doing data entry and generating reports than we spent with our previous four database providers. This is a very inexpensive donor management system in comparison with the others that we have used saving us thousands of dollars annually.
• DonorSnap has more than met our business objectives of being able to track donors, donations, payments, registrations, etc. Working from the cloud provides me with quick access to information regardless of location - even the mobile app is great!

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