Bonterravs
EveryAction


EveryAction: The underlying fundraising product, if that is the only line you need

The rolled-up parent of EveryAction, Apricot, CyberGrants and Network for Good, sold as three product lines
As of 31 August 2026, Bonterra's pricing is not published; the vendor quotes on request. Bonterra is not one application. Softwr lists it under Nonprofits. Bonterra is available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Bonterra was formed in 2022 when Apax-backed Social Solutions, EveryAction, CyberGrants and Network for Good were merged under one brand. What you actually buy is one of three lines: Bonterra Fundraising and Engagement, built on EveryAction and Salsa; Bonterra Case Management, built on Social Solutions Apricot and ETO; and Bonterra Corporate Social Responsibility, built on CyberGrants for corporate grantmaking, employee giving and volunteering. The thing a buyer needs to understand is that these are still separate codebases with separate roadmaps, separate support queues and separate contracts. Bonterra markets integration between them, but a nonprofit buying case management and fundraising together is buying two products with a data connector, not one system. Roadmap risk is the direct consequence of the roll-up: legacy products such as ETO and older Salsa modules have been in maintenance while investment goes to the flagship, and customers on those products have limited leverage because the alternatives inside the portfolio were also acquired. Buyers split cleanly. Human services agencies buy Case Management because Apricot handles participant outcomes and funder reporting that a donor CRM cannot. Advocacy-heavy nonprofits buy Fundraising and Engagement for its distributed organising and email volume. Large corporates buy CSR because CyberGrants remains one of the few platforms that handles global grant disbursement and employee match at scale. Almost nobody buys all three, and the pitch that you should is where deals go wrong.
The honest half
Concrete and checkable, so you can decide whether any of them matter to you. This is the half of a review a vendor will not write about Bonterra.
Cross-shopped
Each pairing was judged by two reviewers asking whether a buyer would genuinely weigh the two against each other. The ones that failed were deleted rather than published.


EveryAction: The underlying fundraising product, if that is the only line you need


Salsa CRM: The legacy Salsa CRM, still supported but no longer the investment focus


NeonCRM: An independent mid-market nonprofit CRM without the roll-up roadmap risk


Blackbaud Raiser's Edge: The other large consolidated vendor if enterprise fundraising is the requirement
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Bonterra Fundraising and Engagement
On request
Bonterra Case Management
On request
Bonterra Corporate Social Responsibility
On request
Capabilities
Case management
Apricot-based participant records, assessments and outcome tracking for human services
Fundraising and engagement
Donor CRM, email, advocacy actions and distributed organising from EveryAction
Corporate grantmaking
CyberGrants disbursement, eligibility screening and global payment to charities
Employee giving and volunteering
Match programmes, payroll giving and volunteer event tracking for corporates
Outcomes reporting
Funder-facing reports mapped to grant and contract requirements
Impact data connectors
Links between case management and fundraising data rather than a shared record
Answered, with sources
Each answer names the page it came from, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.
No. It is three product lines built from separately acquired software. You buy one of them, and integration between them is a connector rather than a shared database.
They still exist as the underlying products, rebranded as Bonterra Fundraising and Engagement and Bonterra Case Management respectively.
No line has published pricing. Fundraising is generally priced by contact record count, case management by seats and programmes.
Rarely. The entry price and implementation effort suit organisations with dedicated operations staff; smaller charities are better served by a single-product CRM.
Keep looking
Modular nonprofit CRM that pairs donor management with client case management
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Nonprofit CRM and fundraising platform with Canadian tax receipting built in
Application, review and grant management for funders running open calls at volume
Offline-first case management and mobile data collection for frontline health and development programmes
A low-cost grant opportunity database sold on annual membership, usually at a heavy standing discount
Configurable grants, research and case management platform for large funders
Membership, events and engagement software with strong Asia-Pacific presence
Application, review and grant management for funders running open calls at volume
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What people switch to, and what they give up
Every tier, and where the cost actually lands
Put it head to head with anything we hold
Its rating, and an embed for your own site
Offline-first case management and mobile data collection for frontline health and development programmes
Per month by mobile user countGrants management for foundations and corporate givers inside the Blackbaud ecosystem
quoteOpen-source association management system for nonprofits
Open source, with paid hosting availableNonprofit CRM with its own in-house payment processing rather than a third-party gateway
quoteFunder and nonprofit data subscriptions from the organisation formed by Foundation Center and GuideStar
Per user per month by tier