Blackbaud Raiser's Edge NXT Pricing

“It's a little costly however the return on investment is worth the price. … NXT is a little expensive however worth the investment.”

“CRMs like Salesforce often offer much more, but they are much more expensive, complicated to use, and do not offer good or even free trainings.”

“Now we can’t utilize the Thank You letter system you use to provide im unless we pay a hefty price which used to be in the basic cost.”

“We are a mid-size midwest nonprofit with a $5mill budget and about $500k each year in contributions.”

“Yes, I am aware that a good tool is worth the money, but when there is a space of competitors the balance of cost and quality is one looked at deeply.”

“They just added a new charge of $600/year to every client they claim to maintain the cost of keeping gifts in PCI compliance. … It is getting harder to see the ROI as [positive] with using Raiser's Edge as the price continues to increase with no additional benefit.”

“I would say that RE NXT is ideal for all fundraising organizations that raise at least $1MM annually; smaller organizations with low potential for major growth might still be best served by eTapestry...”

“The (small) price jump in upgrading to NXT vs. renewing what we have made the choice for us, as we had no room in our budget for the added cost. … Tying NXT package pricing to the number of records in our database.”

“RE NXT is an expensive module and considering I still use Raisers Edge Database view for 75-80% of my daily tasks, for us, it is not a great value for the money. … Cost saving on the processing fees now that we can pass those on to the donor through our online forms.”

“The most useful analytics and intelligence modules are, at a minimum, $1400 in annual cost on top of the base package.”

“Of these, the three hour sessions were the best, and worth the (not small) price tag.”