vs. Bloomerang
Bloomerang is a well-regarded donor CRM. It's also not a website, which means most nonprofits are paying for it and a separate web platform.
Bloomerang is one of the more respected donor CRMs in the nonprofit space, purpose-built for tracking donor relationships and giving history well beyond a spreadsheet.
But a CRM is not a website. Organizations running Bloomerang typically still maintain a separate website—WordPress or Squarespace—and sometimes a separate donation processor to actually collect the gifts Bloomerang is tracking.
Linkfount for Orgs puts the donor and member data next to the website and the giving form itself, so nothing needs to be exported and re-imported between systems.
Side-by-side comparison
| What you need | Bloomerang | Linkfount for Orgs |
|---|---|---|
| Donor/member records | Included | Included |
| Public website | Not included | Included |
| Event pages & registration | Not included | Included |
| Forms | Not included | Included |
| Donation processing | Requires separate integration | Included, Stripe fees only |
| Typical annual cost | $1,200+/yr (CRM only) | $1,200/yr, everything included |
A CRM alone isn't a tech stack
The Bloomerang problem
- No website, no event pages, no public presence
- Donation processing needs its own separate tool
- Donor data lives apart from the site donors actually visit
- $1,200+/yr is the CRM alone, before a website or giving tool
The Linkfount solution
- Website, events, and forms alongside donor records
- Giving built in—no separate processor to connect
- One dashboard for the site, the donors, and the data
- $1,200/yr for the whole stack, not just the CRM
The bottom line
If all you need is a CRM to sit behind a website you already have sorted out, Bloomerang is a solid, well-built option for that specific job.
If you need the CRM, the website, the giving, and the events pages, Bloomerang is where you start—not where you finish. Linkfount for Orgs is the whole stack, for roughly what the CRM alone costs.
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