Honest fees. No tips. No monthly bill.

Successful online gifts and ticket payments. Those are what the GivJoy fee applies to.

On a gift, the fee is a share of the amount the donor chose, never of the fees they cover.

On tickets, it's the ticket price after any ticket code, plus any gift added at checkout.

Each monthly payment is its own gift, with its own fee once it's paid.

No. There's no GivJoy fee on cash, checks or imported gift history.

Failed payments carry no GivJoy fee either.

Every card payment has a processing fee, charged by Stripe on your nonprofit's own account.

On a standard US card it's about 2.9% plus 30¢. US bank debit is about 0.8% capped at $5.00, plus $1.50 for each successful instant bank check.

GivJoy doesn't add to it or keep any of it, and you see it on every gift, on every plan.

If your nonprofit has a discounted Stripe rate, your fee coverage uses it.

Yes. At checkout, Help cover fees starts checked and shows the amount it adds.

The donor sees the gift, the extra and the total before paying, and one tap removes it.

When a donor covers the fees, the extra is worked out from your usual card rate.

A card that costs more to process can leave you a few cents short.

Never. GivJoy never asks donors for a tip.

Donors see the gift, the fees and the total before they pay.

See where a gift goes on other checkouts

You pay as online gifts come in, with no monthly bill.

In a month with no online gifts, there's no GivJoy fee.

At larger volumes, a flat monthly tool can cost less. The fee box above shows the math.

GivJoy keeps its fee when you refund a gift.

Above a certain size, a flat monthly tool costs less.

Free runs one live campaign at a time.

0% GivJoy platform fee. Stripe's card processing fees apply.

Free runs one live campaign at a time, with no time limit, and unlimited staff in every role.

Planned; final details at launch.

Any day, from Settings > Plan, after a preview of exactly what changes.

Past gifts keep the fees they were made with. No donor's monthly charge goes up.

Leaving Pro turns Bryn's jobs off, and her waiting emails don't send.

Moving to Free asks you to choose the one campaign that stays live.

No limit on supporter records, on any plan.

Planned: Free and Starter nonprofits can try Pro once for 30 days.

You keep paying your current fee (0% or 1%), not Pro's 2%.

Your administrators start it. Every job starts Off, then "Ask first" when turned on.

No choice to stay means a return to the previous plan.

Watch the example on the Bryn page

The percentage already scales with you.

On Starter, raising $5,000.00 online a year costs $50.00 in GivJoy fees. Raising $50,000.00 costs $500.00.

And Free has no GivJoy fee at all.

GivJoy expects to open in January 2027.

That's our plan, not a promise.

The launch list isn't open yet. Please check back soon.

Gifts are charged on your nonprofit's own Stripe account.

They're paid out on your own Stripe schedule. GivJoy never holds supporters' money.

GivJoy's fee comes out of each gift through Stripe. There is no invoice.

The donor gets back the full refund they were promised.

GivJoy keeps its fee, and Stripe doesn't return its processing fee.

Refunding a $50 gift on Starter costs you about $2.25, when the donor doesn't cover fees.

A partial refund returns the same share of the gift and of any fees the donor covered.

No long-term commitment: change plans or leave any time.

Your administrators can download all your data, on every plan.

The download holds CSV files, a data guide, an Excel workbook and a Power BI template.

Donors don't need an account to give.

You can connect a Stripe account you already have, or create one.

Recurring gifts are monthly. Quarterly and yearly aren't offered at opening.

Closing a campaign stops new gifts. Its monthly donors keep giving.

A business or foundation can give, with its own record and receipt.

Help is by email. We aim to reply within one business day.