Unlimited contacts.
Limitless impact.

Otto is the AI built into DonorDock. The MCP brings your DonorDock data into the AI tools you use outside of it. Same donor data, two ways to work. Use one, or both.

You won't do it alone. A DonorDock team member helps you map your file and reviews it before anything is imported, and your contacts, gifts, pledges, activities, notes, campaigns, appeals, and funds all come with you. There are step-by-step migration guides for systems including Raiser's Edge, DonorPerfect, Bloomerang, Servant Keeper, and Pushpay. If your current processor agrees to release card and bank data to Stripe, Stripe's own migration service can move it, so monthly partners may not need to re-enter anything. If not, DonorDock provides email templates to help partners restart their gift on your new Giving Page.

It's usually straightforward. As part of premium onboarding, DonorDock's team handles a white-glove migration, typically in under a week, and a team member reviews your file with you before anything is imported. Contacts and households, gifts with their campaign, appeal, and fund, pledges with balances and schedules, activities, and notes all come across, so your giving history stays intact. Step-by-step guides cover Raiser's Edge, Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, and Little Green Light, among others. For monthly donors, you can ask Stripe to run its own payment migration, and if your current processor releases the data, saved card and bank details come across, so donors don't have to re-enter them.

Yes. Grants live in the same platform as your individual donors. Add the funder as an organization contact, move the request through Ask Board stages, record the award as a pledge, and log each payment as a grant gift tied to its campaign and fund.

Application and reporting tasks can sit on a Project Board with owners and due dates, and Action Board keeps deadlines and follow-ups in front of your team. DonorDock is not a grant writing tool, but it keeps each funder relationship next to the rest of your fundraising.

Switching is usually quick: DonorDock's white-glove migration typically takes under a week, with a real person helping you map your files and move contacts, gifts, activities, and pledges. Recurring gifts already running through Stripe can move over without donors re-entering their payment details.

Red River Zoo tracked donors in about 18 spreadsheets before switching. Now 20 years of donor history lives in one database their whole front office uses daily.

DonorDock is one plan: $500 a month, billed annually, plus a one-time $3,800 premium onboarding with guided human support. Every feature and unlimited contacts are included, with no long-term contracts and a 90-day money-back guarantee.

Online donations through DonorDock Giving Pages carry a 2% platform fee, plus Stripe or PayPal processing. Extra users, emails, text credits, and automations are available as add-ons. United Ways get the same plan and price as every other nonprofit.

Yes. DonorDock supports custom fields for donor records. You can also add custom fields to donation pages and forms for collecting specific information about your contacts.

That's exactly who this program is built for. DonorDock is designed to be intuitive, and your onboarding specialist will walk your team through everything step by step. You also get access to our DonorDock 101 video course, live webinars, and ongoing support -- so no one gets left behind.

Yes. DonorDock offers a 90-day money-back guarantee, so you can try the platform risk-free before committing.

DonorDock's AI assistant, Otto, is built into the platform and writes personalized donor communications, surfaces insights, and helps your team take action faster. Most competing CRMs either lack AI features entirely or charge extra for basic AI add-ons. Otto is included at no extra cost.