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Classy: Platform for modern nonprofit fundraising
Technology solutions and discounts for nonprofits
As of 30 August 2026, TechSoup has a free plan and paid plans start at $200/year. TechSoup provides discounted software, hardware, and technology services for nonprofits, helping organizations access affordable technology solutions. Softwr lists it under Nonprofits. TechSoup is made by CompuMentor, launched in 1987, available on Web.
Overview
TechSoup provides discounted software, hardware, and technology services for nonprofits, helping organizations access affordable technology solutions.
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Pricing
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TechSoup Core
Free
TechSoup Plus
$200 /yr
Capabilities
Software marketplace
Hardware discounts
Vendor directory
Technology resources
Training
Various vendors
Integration with Various vendors
Web support
Available on Web
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TechSoup Core is free, while TechSoup Plus costs $200 per year and includes exclusive offers, advanced courses, expert consultations, and networking events.
SourceYes, TechSoup Core membership is completely free and provides access to 100+ discounted software and hardware solutions from major partners like Microsoft, Adobe, and AWS.
SourceTechSoup Plus ($200/year) adds exclusive partner offers, advanced courses at 80% discount, expert-led webinars, personalized tech audits, one-on-one consultations, and a dedicated community space.
SourceTechSoup is designed for nonprofits and provides discounted access to software from Microsoft, Adobe, Intuit, AWS, Cisco, Dell, and other technology partners.
SourceBehind it
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Fundraising software given free to nonprofits, funded by its founders rather than by fees
Membership, events and engagement software with strong Asia-Pacific presence
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Offline-first case management and mobile data collection for frontline health and development programmes
Per month by mobile user countThe rolled-up parent of EveryAction, Apricot, CyberGrants and Network for Good, sold as three product lines
quoteGrants 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