Raiser's Edge NXT pricing

Raiser's Edge NXT pricing and what it adds up to

Quoted privately, organisation by organisation, built from your donor records, gifts and how much of the platform you use.

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What Raiser's Edge NXT charges

Raiser's Edge NXT does not publish a subscription price. Blackbaud asks for your organisation's details and builds a quote around the donor records, gift management and wider platform features your charity uses.

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Quoted privately

Blackbaud's pricing page asks for your organisation's details rather than showing a fixed subscription amount.

How the bill is built

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A quote built around your organisation

There is no published subscription figure. You get a price specific to your charity, based on the parts of the platform you use, so two organisations of similar size can end up paying different amounts.

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Payment processing sits apart

Gift management and pledges sit alongside payment services rather than inside a single flat fee. The records of what was promised and given are one thing, and the service that actually moves the donation is another.

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Wider platform features add scope

Memberships, events and planned giving sit beyond core donor management. Using more of the platform widens what your quote covers, so the bill tends to grow with how much of it your team switches on.

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Bring your own renewal terms

Because there is no list price, comparing costs means working from your actual quote and renewal terms rather than a published rate card. What you paid last year does not tell you what next year's terms will be.

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A year of Raiser's Edge NXT

A yearly total set by negotiation, not a list

Raiser's Edge NXT has no public yearly figure. What your charity pays depends on the quote Blackbaud gives your organisation, and how much of the wider platform, beyond core donor and gift records, memberships, events, planned giving, your team actually switches on. The more of that scope you use, the more the yearly total tends to move.

Underneath the bill

What you are really paying for

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Screens over your own donor history

Names, giving history and relationships are central to the product, and they are also the records that belong to your charity. You are paying for the interface that sits over that history, not for the history itself.

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Platform scope you may not use

Memberships, events and planned giving expand what the platform covers. If your charity only needs donor and gift records, part of what you are paying for is scope built for organisations using far more of the system.

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A price set case by case

Because there is no published rate, your organisation pays whatever price gets negotiated for it. You are paying for a quote built around your details, with no public figure to check it against.

The owned alternative

Your donor records, run in plain language, on a retainer

Enterprise DNA builds your own version around how your charity actually runs, brings your Raiser's Edge NXT records across, and runs the system for you, for one setup fee then a monthly retainer, with no per-seat charges. An owner who wants to run it themselves can start with the free version instead.

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One setup fee, then a monthly retainer. No per-seat plans, no tiers, and the system is yours.

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Questions

Raiser's Edge NXT pricing, answered

Why does Raiser's Edge NXT not show a price on its website? expand_more

Blackbaud's pricing page asks for your organisation's details rather than listing a fixed subscription amount. The quote you receive is built around your charity, so the amount one organisation pays is not a reliable guide to what another will be charged.

What parts of Raiser's Edge NXT usually affect the quote? expand_more

Core donor management sits alongside a wider platform covering memberships, events and planned giving. How much of that wider platform your charity uses, on top of donor records, gifts and pledges, is part of what shapes the price you are quoted.

Is payment processing included in the Raiser's Edge NXT price? expand_more

Gift management and pledges sit alongside payment services rather than inside one bundled figure. The records of what was given and promised are handled in the platform, while the service that actually processes each donation is a separate matter to check in your quote.

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