RallyUp price and terms
Terms
- Free plan
- YesYes
The terms in full
Free pricing charges no platform fee ever, but donors are asked for an optional tip at checkout and only the Core Components (including Ticketing & Registration) are available; card processing fees still apply.
- Sign up without sales
- YesYes
For AI agents
- API
- Yes
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The fee per ticket
The platform fee is a percentage of each purchase set by the component, 2.9% on ticketing and registration, with no fixed per-ticket amount, and auction items capped at $100.
With Flex pricing, you pay one fee per Component. 2.9% - Ticketing & Registration - Storefront
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Who pays the fees
The organizer chooses on Flex: deduct the platform fee from funds raised, require buyers to cover it, or ask them at checkout; Free pricing instead prompts donors to tip.
Scroll down to Would you like to pass the Platform Fee on to donors? and select Yes, give donors the option to cover the fee at checkout
Card processing
Stripe or PayPal processes cards at roughly 1.9-2.9% plus $0.30 per transaction, charged on top of RallyUp's platform fee, and RallyUp takes no share of it.
Payment processors charge a processing fee on each transaction, from 1.9% to 2.9%, plus $0.30 per transaction. This will vary based on your…
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All-in price at checkout
When the organizer passes fees on, the convenience or platform fee is shown as a separate line item added during checkout rather than inside the first ticket price.
The fee displays as a separate line item so donors understand it's being added to their donation amount.
Free events
There is no subscription, setup or minimum fee, so a free event costs the organizer nothing; percentage platform fees only attach to paid purchases.
No. RallyUp has no contracts, subscriptions, up-front fees, setup fees, consulting fees, or minimum fees.
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Fees on refunds
RallyUp charges no refund fee and refunds are full only, but the card processing fee returned to the donor comes out of the organization's own account.
RallyUp doesn't charge refund fees, but the processing fees will be refunded to the donor from your organization's account.
Nonprofit rates
RallyUp's own rates are the same for every organizer; the only nonprofit discount named is one 501(c) groups apply for with the payment processor.
501(c) organizations can apply to the payment processor to receive a nonprofit discount.
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Plans and subscriptions
There is no monthly or yearly plan at all: the two published plans differ in platform fee and features, and Enterprise is custom-quoted.
On the page: Frequently Asked Questions, 'Do I need to sign a contract or pay a subscription fee?'
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Donations and tips
Crowdfunding and donation pages take one-time and recurring gifts beside tickets, and on Free pricing checkout asks donors to tip RallyUp itself, optionally.
With the Free plan, there's no platform fee. Instead, donors can optionally tip RallyUp at checkout.
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Sales tax on tickets
adds a tax line you set: the organizer enables sales tax per component and enters the rate, and RallyUp adds it at checkout but does not remit it.
Scroll down to Do you want to collect sales tax for items?, check the box, and enter the sales tax amount
When you get the money
Money goes to the organization's own Stripe or PayPal account as donations are collected, with no hold until the event ends and no RallyUp payout fee.
RallyUp sends donations to your linked Stripe account automatically as they are collected - funds are not held until the Campaign concludes.
Your buyers’ details
Donor and ticket reports export to CSV with names and emails, and the platform sends mass email to a campaign's buyers or to all organization donors.
RallyUp allows you to compose and send emails to everyone who donated to a specific Campaign, or to all donors who have contributed to your…
Ticket types and discounts
Tickets and tables carry quantity limits, sale date windows for early-bird pricing, hidden options, and promo codes giving a percentage or flat discount.
Use time limits to: Offer early bird Tickets and Tables at a discounted price
Questions at checkout
Custom fields collect attendee details, and they can be set per ticket or per table option and marked required or optional for each type.
Custom fields allow you to collect information from attendees. You can collect the same information from all attendees, add unique custom fields to…
Registration forms and waivers
Registration collects your own fields per ticket, including a required agreement to terms, and separate waiver or form attachment exists for peer-to-peer registration.
Require donors to agree to terms and conditions
Online events
Gated livestreaming requires a virtual ticket, and each buyer receives an access code by email that admits them to the stream.
When donors purchase a virtual ticket, they receive an access code that allows them to view the Livestream
Sell on your own website
Buyers cannot complete a purchase on the organization's own site: campaigns cannot be iframed, and the supported widget opens the RallyUp page in a new tab.
RallyUp campaigns and donation pages cannot be embedded directly inside an external website using an iframe. Browser security settings will block the…
Website builders
embed only: a widget code block links out from any site, with extra code needed for Wix, and no WordPress, Squarespace or Shopify plugin is documented.
If you're using Wix, an additional line of code is required at the very top of the widget embed code before it will work correctly in a Wix HTML…
Add-ons
A Storefront component sells merchandise in the same campaign as the tickets, and RallyUp applies the right fee per item without a separate checkout.
With Flex pricing, RallyUp automatically applies the appropriate fee to each donation/item without requiring separate checkout for different items.
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Refunds and transfers by buyers
Buyers cannot refund or reassign their own tickets: the refund policy sends them to the campaign administrator, who processes each refund individually.
You may request the refund of your Contribution(s) to a Campaign by contacting the Campaign's Administrator(s). All such refunds must be handled…
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Check-in app
QR check-in runs in the browser on any phone or tablet camera at no extra cost, but it is limited to ticketing campaigns and offline scanning is not documented.
QR code check-in is currently only available for Ticketing & Registration Campaigns.
Door sales
The free RallyUp Events app takes contactless, reader, keyed-card and cash or check payments at the event, at the normal campaign and Stripe fees.
Transactions processed through the app are subject to the applicable RallyUp campaign fees and Stripe processing fees.
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Email to buyers
Organizers email everyone who bought into one campaign or every donor across campaigns from inside RallyUp, and can connect Mailchimp or a CRM for automation.
Select SEND EMAIL : Write your email, then select Send
Ad tracking
Marketing analytics integrations cover Google Analytics and the Meta (Facebook) Pixel, both listed as built in rather than routed through Zapier.
Marketing Analytics Google Analytics Meta (Facebook) Pixel
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Promoter links
Peer-to-peer lets supporters raise for the cause with their own fundraising pages, and participant and team activity is tracked in the campaign reports.
Peer-to-Peer Let supporters help raise funds by reaching out to their communities
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Works with
Salesforce, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Virtuous, Mailchimp and SendGrid are built in, with Zapier covering over 5,000 further apps for everything else.
The following integrations are built in. The others are through Zapier and require an easy, one-time setup.
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API
A documented REST API exposes campaign and donor data for pulling into other systems, and the CRM and email integrations run on the same API.
With our REST API, you can pull data from RallyUp into your existing systems.
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United States
United States dollar (USD)
On the page: What is a primary currency and how does it work?, currency list
Free to start
Free pricing charges the organization no platform fee at all, funded instead by an optional donor tip, though card processing fees still apply.
With the Free plan, you will never pay a platform fee, even if no donors tip.
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Sign up without a sales call
Sign-up is immediate with no sales process; after connecting Stripe or PayPal an organizer can launch a fundraiser in 15 to 20 minutes.
You can sign up for a RallyUp account immediately. We have no sales process. Just sign up online - no contracts, no commitment, and no subscription…
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Contract
There is no contract, subscription or exclusivity, and the plan choice is per campaign, locked only once that campaign goes live.
Your pricing plan is locked in once you go live. However, you can change your pricing plan anytime before you go live, and use different pricing…
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Support on event day
Chat and email support with a human on request is free on every plan, plus a US phone number, but no page read states support hours or event-day cover.
All plans give you full and free access to our fundraising experts via chat or email. Support starts with an AI assistant that actually knows the…
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RallyUp alternatives
All 9 alternatives6 more alternatives
8 of the 9 publish a price.
- RunSignupFreeFree endurance-event registration platform billed only through per-transaction processing fees.
- TicketSpiceFrom $0.99 per ticketFlat 99¢-per-ticket ticketing for events and attractions, with in-house payments and a box office app.
- HumanitixFree, then $1.29 per paid ticketNonprofit ticketing: 5% + $1.29 a paid ticket, card processing included, profits to charity.
- Ticket TailorFree, then about $0.80 per ticketFlat per-ticket fee ticketing paid into your own Stripe, PayPal or Square account.
Sources and changes
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