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Head-to-head

Funraisin vs Tribee

Funraisin logo
Funraisin
AU/EU/NA · 0 countries

Established nonprofits and charities running event-based, peer-to-peer, and recurring fundraising programmes that want a fully branded, white-label platform and have the capacity to operate it.

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Tribee logo
Tribee
EU · 1 countries

Friends, families, and colleagues in France organising group gifts or money-pots for occasions such as birthdays, weddings, and farewells who want part of every collection to support an environmental, educational, or health cause.

Our verdict

What the data says.

Tribee stores donor data inside the EEA — a practical advantage for GDPR-sensitive campaigns — while Funraisin does not.

On the headline numbers, Funraisin and Tribee are closely matched — the better pick comes down to Credit card availability, language coverage, and where your donors are.

The evidence

Side-by-side.

Metric Funraisin Tribee
Recipient gets (£100) £100.00 £100.00
Platform fee 0% 0%
Payment processing fee 0% + £0.00 0% + £0.00
Trustpilot — (0) 4.7 (2,134)★ winner
Country coverage 0 countries 1 countries★ winner
Data residency AU/EU/NA EU★ winner
Languages 1 1
Payment methods supported 7★ winner 1
Verdict

Winner by category.

Better fees
Tied

Fees are level on a credit-card donation.

Higher Trustpilot rating
Tribee

— vs 4.7 on Trustpilot.

Wider country coverage
Tribee

1 vs 0 countries.

Better for European fundraisers
Tribee

EEA data residency for GDPR-sensitive donor data.

Pick by fit

Choose based on who you are.

Choose Funraisin if

Established nonprofits and charities running event-based, peer-to-peer, and recurring fundraising programmes that want a fully branded, white-label platform and have the capacity to operate it.

  • White-label, highly customisable platform that lets nonprofits run fully branded fundraising sites.
  • Broad feature suite: donations, peer-to-peer, events and ticketing, raffles, recurring giving, and a built-in CMS.
  • Wide payment coverage including cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay via Stripe, iDEAL, ACH, and BECS direct debit.
  • Multilingual deployments via optional language packs and support for a wide range of currencies.
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Choose Tribee if

Friends, families, and colleagues in France organising group gifts or money-pots for occasions such as birthdays, weddings, and farewells who want part of every collection to support an environmental, educational, or health cause.

  • Combines a familiar online money-pot (cagnotte) with an automatic charitable donation on every collection.
  • Card payments handled by Stripe, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
  • Registered as an Intermédiaire en Financement Participatif (IFP) with ORIAS, number 23000388.
  • Personal data hosted exclusively on servers within the European Union.
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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.

More head-to-heads

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Funraisin or Tribee?

On a £100 donation, Funraisin delivers approximately £100.00 to the recipient and Tribee delivers approximately £100.00. Real costs depend on the payment method donors choose.

Which is better for European nonprofits?

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

Which platform has more country coverage?

Funraisin operates in 0 countries; Tribee operates in 1.

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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