How much does Dueflow cost a nonprofit?

The organization pays $0 – no subscription, no platform percentage, no contract. Donors pay a small processing fee at checkout, shown up front, and can often choose to cover it.

Can we track restricted and program-specific gifts?

Yes. Each fund has its own balance and contribution history, so restricted gifts are reported separately from general operating support.

Do you support recurring donations?

Yes. Supporters can set up recurring gifts by ACH or card, and they continue without staff intervention.

Can we bill membership dues as well as take donations?

Yes. Dues are billed on a schedule with automated reminders, and members can see and pay their own balance – alongside donations in the same ledger.

Does this help with our Form 990 and annual review?

Yes. Payouts post as categorized deposits and every gift, dues payment, and reimbursement is documented, so filing and review start from complete records.

Nonprofits & Charities

Every donation on solid ground.

Dueflow gives nonprofits and charities donations, membership dues, and event revenue in one system – with restricted-fund tracking, donor records, and reporting your board and auditor can rely on. $0 platform fees, so more of every dollar reaches the mission.

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Dueflow charges organizations $0 in platform fees. Members pay a small processing fee per payment.

$0 platform fees
5-minute setup
Board-ready reporting
Updated September 7, 2026

$0platform fees for the organization
100%of restricted gifts tracked to their fund
5 minto launch a giving page

The problem

Fundraising tools that cost more than they raise

Most small nonprofits end up with a donation processor, a spreadsheet of members, a separate event ticketing tool, and an accountant who reconciles all three. The platform fees come out of program money, restricted gifts blur into general operating, and board reporting is assembled by hand the week before each meeting.

With Dueflow

Donations, dues, and events in one ledger

Dueflow runs your giving pages and recurring donations, bills membership dues with automated reminders, and sells event tickets and sponsorships – all attributed to donors and funds automatically. Restricted gifts stay restricted, board reports are live, and the organization pays nothing for the platform.

Giving pages and campaigns
Launch a campaign page with a goal, share it anywhere, and accept one-time or recurring gifts by ACH, card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
Restricted fund tracking
Program- and project-restricted gifts are tracked against their own fund, so board and auditor questions have a documented answer.
Membership dues
Bill members or supporters on a recurring schedule with automated reminders and self-serve balances.
Donor records that stay useful
Every gift is attributed to a donor with full history, so year-end statements and stewardship do not require a data project.
Events, galas, and sponsorships
Sell tickets, tables, and sponsorship tiers through links, and see event revenue next to everything else you raised.
Clean books at filing time
Categorized deposits and complete records make the annual review and the Form 990 a summary of your data rather than a reconstruction of it.

How a nonprofit gets set up

Step 1
Set up funds and campaigns
Create your general fund plus any restricted programs, and launch a campaign page with a goal.
Step 2
Invite members and donors
Import your list, bill dues where you have them, and let supporters give or renew online.
Step 3
Sell your events
Publish ticket and sponsorship links so event revenue is captured in the same ledger.
Step 4
Report to the board
Share live dashboards with the board and export categorized records for your accountant.

Platform fees are program money

A donation tool charging a monthly subscription plus a platform percentage takes its cut before your mission does – and it takes it whether you raised anything that month or not.

Dueflow charges the organization nothing. The only cost in the flow is payment processing, disclosed to the donor at checkout, and many donors choose to cover it. Everything else stays with the work.

$0 platform fee, no subscription, no contract
Processing fees shown transparently at checkout
Recurring giving with no additional platform cost

Restricted funds, defensibly tracked

Accepting a restricted gift is a promise, and the ability to demonstrate that you kept it is the difference between a clean audit and a hard conversation.

Because every gift in Dueflow carries its fund, its donor, and its timestamp, restricted balances are always reportable – and the record of how a program was funded stays intact through staff and board turnover.

What nonprofits get on Dueflow

Campaign and giving pages with goals
One-time and recurring donations
Restricted and program fund tracking
Membership dues with automated reminders
Donor records and year-end statements
Event ticketing and sponsorship sales
Reimbursements with approvals and receipts
Categorized exports for the annual review and Form 990

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Every donation on solid ground.

Fundraising tools that cost more than they raise

Donations, dues, and events in one ledger

Giving pages and campaigns

Restricted fund tracking

Membership dues

Donor records that stay useful

Events, galas, and sponsorships

Clean books at filing time

How a nonprofit gets set up

Set up funds and campaigns

Invite members and donors

Sell your events

Report to the board