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Head-to-head

Altruism Ireland vs Funraise

Altruism Ireland logo
Altruism Ireland
EU · 1 countries

Irish donors and registered Irish charities that want zero-platform-fee giving with a strong emphasis on charity transparency and accountability.

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Funraise logo
Funraise
US · 0 countries

Small and mid-size US nonprofits, especially those under about a million dollars in revenue, that want donation forms, recurring giving, peer-to-peer, events, and a donor CRM in one connected platform.

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The headline

Of every 100 donated, Altruism Ireland delivers 7.05 more per 100 to the recipient than Funraise.

Each platform is priced in its own currency: Altruism Ireland in EUR, Funraise in GBP.

Our verdict

What the data says.

Paying by Credit card, Altruism Ireland delivers about 7.05 more of every 100 donated than Funraise (€98.55 vs £91.50 per 100).

Altruism Ireland stores donor data inside the EEA — a practical advantage for GDPR-sensitive campaigns — while Funraise does not.

The evidence

Side-by-side.

Metric Altruism Ireland Funraise
Recipient gets (per 100) €98.55★ winner £91.50
Platform fee 0%★ winner 5%
Payment processing fee 1.2% + €0.25★ winner 2.9% + £0.60
Trustpilot — (0) — (0)
Country coverage 1 countries★ winner 0 countries
Data residency EU★ winner US
Languages 1★ winner 0
Payment methods supported 1 5★ winner
Verdict

Winner by category.

Better fees
Altruism Ireland

€98.55 vs £91.50 reaches the recipient.

Higher Trustpilot rating
Tied

— vs — on Trustpilot.

Wider country coverage
Altruism Ireland

1 vs 0 countries.

Better for European fundraisers
Altruism Ireland

EEA data residency for GDPR-sensitive donor data.

Pick by fit

Choose based on who you are.

Choose Altruism Ireland if

Irish donors and registered Irish charities that want zero-platform-fee giving with a strong emphasis on charity transparency and accountability.

  • 0% platform fee, so listed charities keep the full donation apart from payment-processing costs.
  • Operated by a registered Irish charity (CRA 20082475), aligning its incentives with the causes it lists.
  • Transparency focus helps donors assess how charities use their funds.
  • Education programmes offered to high-performing charities.
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Choose Funraise if

Small and mid-size US nonprofits, especially those under about a million dollars in revenue, that want donation forms, recurring giving, peer-to-peer, events, and a donor CRM in one connected platform.

  • All-in-one suite: donation forms, recurring giving, peer-to-peer, events, auctions, and donor CRM.
  • Unusually broad donor payment options: cards, ACH, PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, DAFpay, stock, and crypto.
  • Built by nonprofit veterans, with workflows tuned to sector needs.
  • Optional donor cost-coverage so organizations keep more of each donation.
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Also consider

A third option.

1%Club

Dutch and other social-impact initiators running Global-Goals-aligned campaigns who value personal coaching and community-building over a high-volume, self-serve crowdfunding marketplace.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Altruism Ireland or Funraise?

Of every 100 donated, Altruism Ireland delivers approximately €98.55 to the recipient and Funraise delivers approximately £91.50. Real costs depend on the payment method donors choose.

Which is better for European nonprofits?

Altruism Ireland is generally better suited to European nonprofits handling GDPR-sensitive donor data because of its EEA data residency.

Which platform has more country coverage?

Altruism Ireland operates in 1 countries; Funraise operates in 0.

How we rank

Rankings are produced by a public editorial methodology — open to peer review. We disclose ownership, scoring weights, and every change.

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