Comparison
organisation crowdfunding
Which crowdfunding platform should you choose for your organisation's project in 2026? An honest comparison of the fees and features of Donoor, HelloAsso, Ulule and KissKissBankBank.
Of every €1,000 raised,
how much you keep?
Of the €1,000 raised by your organisation, here is what actually reaches your bank account after the fees shown in the table below. The longer the bar, the more you keep.
* Calculations based on the official pricing pages. For HelloAsso, the average “voluntary” tip accepted is estimated at 10% (the default pre-ticked value). On €50,000 of annual fundraising, the concrete difference can reach several thousand euros a year.
Each platform's real fees
Sources verified in 2026 on the official pricing pages. No approximate figures.
Us
UsThe details of the features
14 key criteria. Tick what matters to your organisation.
| Feature | | | Ulule | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commission on funds | 0% | 0% | 5-8% | 8% |
| Donor tip Offered to the donor to fund the platform, adjustable | Offered, pre-filled, adjustable (€0 possible) | Offered, pre-ticked, adjustable (€0 possible) | No | No |
| “All or nothing” model If the target is not reached, contributors are refunded | ||||
| You keep everything, even below target | ||||
| Funds paid directly to the organisation's account (non-custodial) | ||||
| Customisable project page | ||||
| Rewards (tiered rewards) | ||||
| Automatic tax receipts | ||||
| Apple Pay / Google Pay | ||||
| Unlimited donation QR codes | ||||
| Editorial visibility (project promotion) | ||||
| Built-in contributor community | ||||
| Recurring donations | ||||
| Payout timing | Immediate (Stripe/PayPal) | 2-7 days | After the campaign (1-2 weeks) | After the campaign (1-2 weeks) |
Commission on funds
Donor tip
Offered to the donor to fund the platform, adjustable
“All or nothing” model
If the target is not reached, contributors are refunded
You keep everything, even below target
Funds paid directly to the organisation's account (non-custodial)
Customisable project page
Rewards (tiered rewards)
Automatic tax receipts
Apple Pay / Google Pay
Unlimited donation QR codes
Editorial visibility (project promotion)
Built-in contributor community
Recurring donations
Payout timing
3 reasons to choose Donoor
No “all or nothing”
On Ulule and KissKissBankBank, if you don't reach 100% of the goal, you receive nothing. On Donoor (“keep-it-all” model), you keep 100% of what is collected, whatever the goal.
No campaign limited to 30 days
Ulule/KKBB impose 30–90-day campaigns (urgency effect). Donoor keeps your fundraiser open for as long as you wish. Ideal for annual drives, Ramadan, school fairs, ongoing projects.
Tiered rewards
Stickers, T-shirts, VIP invitations, private evening: create your price tiers with rewards, and the donor chooses their level. You handle the shipping, Donoor handles the collection.
A cultural project run by an organisation
Goal of €8,000 over 45 days (creation of a show). On Ulule (8% by card), the organisation pays €640 in fees. On Donoor, these €640 stay in the production budget, enough to rent the performance venue.
Why choose Donoor (and when to prefer another)
For an organisation that wants to maximise the funds it raises: Donoor remains the most profitable choice. 0% commission, no all-or-nothing (you keep everything, even below the goal), no time limit. For €10,000 raised, you receive about €9,850 with Donoor vs €9,200–9,500 with Ulule vs €9,200 with KissKissBankBank.
When to prefer Ulule: If your project is highly visible (artistic, creative, with strong viral potential) AND you want the urgency effect of all-or-nothing to mobilise people. Ulule has a genuine community of supporters (around 5 million users). You pay 5–8% in exchange for this editorial visibility.
When to prefer KissKissBankBank: For cultural or music projects with European ambitions. KKBB has a strong reputation in the arts scene. 8% in fees, but with editorial support.
When to prefer HelloAsso: If you are looking for sector recognition (a go-to associative reference for over 10 years) and accept the roughly 10% “voluntary” tip that is in practice collected.
For a mosque, a school or a sports club: Donoor, without hesitation. The all-or-nothing model of Ulule/KKBB makes no sense for organisations that collect continuously (Ramadan, school fair, tournament). Donoor lets you collect permanently and keep everything.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Donoor cheaper than Ulule or KissKissBankBank?
Ulule and KKBB are editorially curated platforms, with a team that selects and supports projects, which explains their fees (5-8%). Donoor is a self-service platform: you create your page in 5 minutes, with no editorial approval. This lighter model makes it possible to be free. In return, you do not benefit from the editorial promotion offered by Ulule/KKBB.
What is the “all or nothing” model, and why doesn't Donoor offer it?
All-or-nothing (used by Ulule and KKBB): if your target is not reached in full, contributors are refunded and you receive NOTHING. It is a committing system (urgency effect) but a risky one: 60% of campaigns do not reach their target. Donoor prefers the “keep-it-all” model: you keep 100% of what is raised, even if you aimed for €10,000 and only collected €3,000. This is more reassuring for small organisations.
My project is highly visible (artistic, technological): where should I launch it?
If you are looking for the editorial visibility of a community platform (a mention in a newsletter with 500K subscribers, specialist press), Ulule or KKBB may be worth it despite their 5-8% fees. If your project already has its own community (social networks, mailing list), Donoor is more cost-effective: you keep everything, and you do not need the Ulule/KKBB community.
Can Donoor offer rewards (tiered rewards)?
Yes. You create “price options” matching each tier (€10 = sticker, €50 = T-shirt, €200 = evening invitation). Contributors choose their option when they donate. You handle sending the rewards yourself (Donoor does not handle logistics). For an organisation, this is more than sufficient.
How long does a campaign last on Donoor?
No limit. On Ulule/KKBB, your campaign lasts 30-90 days and then ends (all-or-nothing). On Donoor, your fundraiser remains active for as long as you wish: you can collect for years, update the target, and so on.
How do you receive the funds raised on Donoor?
Funds are paid directly into your organisation's bank account via Stripe Connect or PayPal (generally within 2-7 days of each transaction). You have nothing to do: no withdrawal to request, no minimum threshold, no inactivity fees. This “non-custodial” model is what sets Donoor apart.
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