OneCause Pricing

“OneCause doesn't seem to have a function for entering a "Reserve Value" for auction items--i.e., while it allows for a minimum bid, it doesn't allow for having a minimum sale value, which meant that...”

“Less appropriate for ticketed events for Parent organization as the cost per year is expensive for smaller events.”

“After doing a few events, the price point and frustration were not worth it. … In our experience, as a small non-profit, that really tries to keep costs down on the back end and keep as much funds as possible going to our different programs the cost of OneCause coupled with...”

“I personally never used Otego but it was more expensive then OneCause and it was a one night deal.”

“OneCause is less expensive overall and much more user friendly for our event staff and our donors.”

“We have raised more using the virtual bidding platform Allows us to change pricing for items not selling at event Allows us to cut the cost of other marketing materials, as OneCause allows us to use...”

“charge to their account, give the charge a name and amount, hit save, hit save again, swipe their credit card, then manually tell the system to process the credit card to ensure it is approved.”

“We needed a comprehensive package that can manage everything from supporter registration/communication to secure payment/bid management to auction package/raffle administration.”

“For our gala, we use OneCause for ticketing, sponsorships, fixed-price package sales, auctions, raffles, and more.”

“Using this software gave us the ability to organize our event, and keep accurate reports of things like RSVPs, ticket sales, guest contact information, bidding history, package prices and price...”

“OneCause is an expensive venture for the small non-profit and may seem like too much of an investment.”