Great interface, easy to manage multiple clients, attractive donor experience, helpful customer service.

Can be among the most expensive tools on the market. Occasionally has tech glitches or user experience hang ups typical in young ords.

Overall experience is below good because of technical glitches found are very bad

As above i stated give lab mostly known for organizing cryptocurrencies Giveaways in transparent way. It is well organized fully secured platform for all of interested people 's., who wants to apply here. Their concept is very simple and clear, so most of people' s(including me) liked very much.

Some times it is not open very quickly irritating me otherwise all is good

From the beginning, we were very excited to use GiveGab. The company had just been bought by EveryAction whose software we already use.  We were hoping for future integrations that might mean more streamlined P2P fundraising.  We met with the salesperson who specialized in the P2P fundraising aspects of GiveGab and were told a number of things which we were very excited about.  We decided to go with GG, but after paying the fees and starting the setup for our P2P event, we realized a lot of what we had been told was not true.   We reached out to support to connect with a salesperson to clarify some aspects of the platform. Support insisted that they were able to answer our questions.  They weren't. Since support is extremely slow in responding to requests it took 3 weeks of back and forth and a dozen requests to speak to the sales team to get connected with sales.   The new salesperson said that she didn't know much about the P2P functions and wasn't able to help.  They let me know that the salesperson I had originally met with was no longer with the company.  They also stated that they had no sales people that focused on the P2P aspects and that it was up to users to DYI.  This was surprising considering the P2P salesperson I worked with had emailed me a video saying she specialized in P2P.  In the end, GG basically chalked it up to the original salesperson not knowing what they were doing.  A company is responsible for its salespeople regardless.

There's not a lot that I like about it.  I suppose it's relatively easy to setup an P2P fundraising event for folks who have little to no experience doing so.

Developers could improve a few aspects: -On most websites in 2022, there's a "sign in" link on every page across the site. On GiveGab, the only place you'll find a sign in link is on the home page givegab.com. If you're visiting an event page, fundraising page, etc...you'll not have the option to login. You'll have to go back to givegab.com to login and then navigate back to whatever page you were on - which is very confusing once you're signed in as an admin. -Fees are relatively high compared to other P2P fundraising platforms. Between GiveGab and Stripe, they take nearly 10% from donations. Granted there is an option for donors to cover fees. -Payout reports are bare and basic. To get an accurate accounting report, you'll have to combine three reports: donations report, registration report, and payout report. You'd think with such high fees, you'd have to do less work. Nope. -Support takes days to respond to inquiries and requests. When meeting with the sales person, they promised phone support but really the only option is chat support. And by chat..it's not a live chat because it's hours/days between responses.

Our experience using Bonterra (Give Gab) has been fantastic. Our Project Manager for our Giving Days have been helpful, attentive, and one of our biggest cheerleaders.

We have had exceptional service using this management tool. We are coming up on our 3rd year, and this is one of the best fundraising events of the year for us.

Other than being a bit pricey, there is nothing else that I dislike about the program.