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Platform review · Last updated 2026-06-02
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Chuffed

Nonprofits, social enterprises, and community-cause organisers in 29 supported countries who want a 100%-free, tip-funded platform and are willing to complete identity verification before launching.

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An Australian-origin donation crowdfunding platform for socially-conscious projects, free to run with optional donor tips, serving individuals, nonprofits, and social enterprises across 29 countries.

Key facts
Founded
2013
Headquartered in
AU
Funding model
Keep What You Raise
Platform fee
4.9% + tip
Payment processing fee
2.9% + kr0.00
Recipient gets
kr92.20 / kr100
Data residency
Countries
29
Languages
4
Trustpilot
4.8 / 5
Last updated
2026-06-02
Visit chuffed.org
Editorial score
7.3 / 10

Our overall editorial assessment. Full weights are published in the methodology.

The review

Chuffed operates a donation crowdfunding platform tuned for nonprofits, social enterprises, and community causes. Campaigners in 29 supported countries — spanning Australia, Western Europe, the United States, Canada, and selected Asia-Pacific markets — can run campaigns in their domestic currency while accepting global donations.

Pricing follows a 'keep 100%' model: Chuffed charges no platform fee and is funded entirely by optional tips from donors. The platform passes through payment-processing fees, which donors can opt to cover at checkout. There is no monthly subscription tier; all campaigners use the same fee model regardless of scale.

The platform's strengths lie in its tip-funded, no-platform-fee positioning and its 29-country campaigner footprint. The main trade-off is the operational gating: bank account, residential or business address, and government ID are required to launch a campaign, which screens out ad-hoc one-off personal causes in favour of settled organisations. For nonprofits and social-impact organisations comfortable with that screening, the 100%-free model is a strong fit; for one-off personal causes, more accessible platforms may suit better.

Payment support is handled via card processors with optional tip-cover at checkout. UI is available in English, German, French, and Italian. The platform's documentation, payment methods, and country list live on docs.chuffed.org, which serves as the primary editorial and policy surface.

The verdict, in two columns

What’s good, what’s not.

What’s good
  • Free to launch — no signup or monthly fees.
  • Optional donor-tip model can make campaigns effectively free to run.
  • Three flexible fee structures (keep-100%, shared, and flat-fee) to suit different campaigns.
  • Mission-aligned: operates as a Social Benefit Company weighing social and community impact.
  • Broad reach across 29 countries with card, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay support.
What’s not
  • Fee-model choice across three structures can confuse first-time campaigners.
  • The keep-100% model is not available to EU and UK campaigners due to payment regulations.
  • The flat-fee model adds a 4.9% platform fee (plus GST/VAT) on top of card fees.
Fees · localized

Where each kr100 actually goes.

Fees vary by payment method. We default to Credit card because that’s the dominant method in Sweden.

Showing fees for Sweden · Credit card
Payment method Per transaction Of kr100, recipient gets Notes
Credit card 7.8% + kr0.00 kr92.20 4.9% platform (VAT-inclusive ~5.9%) + ~2.9% card; EU campaigners absorb both.
Of every kr100 · global default
Fees: kr7.80
kr92.20 reaches the recipient
Recipient receives kr92.20
kr0 fees: kr7.80 kr100
Platform fee
4.9%
Optional tip on top
Payment processing
2.9% + kr0.00
Paid to the underlying provider
Funding model
Keep What You Raise
Chuffed offers three models. Flat Fee = 4.9% + GST/VAT platform fee plus ~2-3% card processing (campaigner absorbs both). Shared = no platform fee, campaigner covers ~2-3% processing, donor may add an optional tip to Chuffed. Keep-100% = donor covers processing plus an optional tip (not available to EU/UK campaigners). VAT-inclusive the 4.9% flat fee is ~5.9% at 20% VAT.
Coverage

29 countries · 4 languages · 5 payment methods.

Countries · 29
AUATBECADKEEFIFRDEGRHKIEITLVLTLUNLNZNOPLPTSGSKSIESSECHGBUS
Languages · 4
ENDEFRIT
Payments · 5
CardPayPalApple PayGoogle PayMicrosoft Pay
Pay in · 13 currencies
AUDEURCADDKKNOKSEKCHFGBPUSDHKDSGDNZDPLN
Payout in · 6 currencies
AUDUSDGBPEURCADNZD
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Alternatives · editorial shortlist

Better-fit alternatives to Chuffed.

Our curated shortlist — the platforms we’d actively recommend instead of Chuffed for fundraising in Sweden, with the figures behind the call. For the full, neutral index of every side-by-side, see Compare with below.

01
WhyDonate Our pick Best for Nonprofits in Sweden

WhyDonate lets more of each donation through than Chuffed — kr97.85 reaches the recipient per 100, against kr92.20.

Recipient gets / kr100
kr97.85
+kr5.65 on Credit card — vs kr92.20
Countries
115
+86 vs 29
Full head-to-head: WhyDonate vs Chuffed →
02
4fund.com Best for fundraising in Sweden

4fund.com lets more of each donation through than Chuffed — kr100.00 reaches the recipient per 100, against kr92.20.

Recipient gets / kr100
kr100.00
+kr7.80 on Credit card — vs kr92.20
Countries
30
+1 vs 29
Full head-to-head: 4fund.com vs Chuffed →
03
iRaiser Best for fundraising in Sweden

iRaiser lets more of each donation through than Chuffed — kr97.85 reaches the recipient per 100, against kr92.20.

Recipient gets / kr100
kr97.85
+kr5.65 on Credit card — vs kr92.20
Full head-to-head: iRaiser vs Chuffed →
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does Chuffed charge?

Chuffed charges a 4.9% platform fee with an optional voluntary donor tip on top, plus 2.9% + kr0.00 in payment processing per donation.

Where is Chuffed based?

Chuffed was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in AU. Data residency is unspecified.

Which countries does Chuffed operate in?

Chuffed operates in 29 countries including major European markets and English-speaking markets.

Is Chuffed suitable for nonprofits?

Chuffed’s primary audience is individual fundraisers and groups; nonprofits can use the platform but may find specialized alternatives better suited.

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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