DoJiggy

DoJiggy is a useful candidate for an organisation combining campaign fundraising with ticket sales or charity golf. The decision is as much about checkout funding as features: choose optional donor tips or the applicable percentage fee before publishing, then add the separate processor costs.

Optional-tip model: 0% platform fee; percentage model: 1.9%–6.9%, plus processing
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Tool Nutrition Label
Founded 2003
Headquarters Boulder, Colorado, USA — vendor-stated base
Company Size Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Funding Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Pricing Model Choose a campaign funding model; processor fees are separate in both models
Free Trial No subscription required for the published fundraising platform
Contract Pricing model is locked after the campaign goes live; confirm processor terms
Attendee Capacity No tested maximum established; confirm the intended event and record volumes
Mobile App Mobile-responsive fundraising websites; a native app was not established
Offline Capability Not verified
Data & Compliance Not publicly confirmed in the sources checked
Expertise Level Intermediate
Event Types
Charity golf tournamentsSchool fundraisersWalk-a-thonsFundraising auctions
Key Integrations
Stripe (Native) PayPal (Native)
Support Channels
Email supportChat supportHelp resources
Best For
  • + Charity golf organisers managing foursomes and sponsors
  • + Schools running event-linked fundraising campaigns
  • + Nonprofits combining online donations and campaign registrations
Not For
  • − Individual personal fundraising campaigns
  • − Organisers expecting zero payment-processing costs
  • − Teams that must change the campaign pricing model after going live
Key Capabilities
✓ Build a branded, mobile-responsive fundraising website
✓ Register golfers and foursomes and manage team pairings
✓ Sell sponsor packages and promote tournament supporters
✓ Collect donations and sell products alongside registrations
✓ Run peer-to-peer campaigns and event ticketing
✓ Offer auctions, raffles and other campaign formats with their applicable terms
✓ Connect Stripe or PayPal for payments managed through the processor
Honest Limitations

Free platform does not mean free processing

The optional-tip model removes the platform fee even when a donor does not tip, but Stripe or PayPal processing still applies. The percentage alternative has both fee layers.

Choose funding terms before launch

DoJiggy says a campaign’s pricing model cannot change after it goes live. Confirm this before sharing the registration page.

Campaign types carry different rates

Percentage pricing is 4.9% for golf, ticketing, auctions, stores and peer-to-peer; 6.9% for raffles, a-thons, sweepstakes and all-in-one campaigns; donations are 1.9%.

Allow time for first-time setup and rollover

denise c. described an initial learning curve in October 2024. A different golf user described confusing year-to-year rollover in February 2019; treat that older report as a current demonstration question.

Pricing Breakdown
Plan Price Details
Optional donor tips 0% platform fee Donors may contribute voluntarily; the organisation still pays processor fees.
Golf, ticketing, auctions, stores and peer-to-peer 4.9% platform fee Percentage-pricing alternative; payment processing additional.
Raffles, a-thons, sweepstakes and all-in-one 6.9% platform fee Percentage-pricing alternative; confirm the exact campaign classification.
Donations 1.9% platform fee Percentage-pricing alternative; processing additional.

Cost at Common Event Sizes

100
attendees
$245 platform-fee illustration
Illustration: one $50 golf or ticketing registration per person using 4.9% percentage pricing. 50 × .049 = $2.45; processing and tax excluded. The optional-tip model instead has a zero platform fee.
500
attendees
$1,225 platform-fee illustration
Illustration: one $50 golf or ticketing registration per person using 4.9% percentage pricing. 50 × .049 = $2.45; processing and tax excluded. The optional-tip model instead has a zero platform fee.
1000
attendees
$2,450 platform-fee illustration
Illustration: one $50 golf or ticketing registration per person using 4.9% percentage pricing. 50 × .049 = $2.45; processing and tax excluded. The optional-tip model instead has a zero platform fee.

Hidden Costs to Watch

  • ! Processor rates depend on the Stripe/PayPal account, payment type and eligibility.
  • ! Do not apply one campaign’s rate to every fundraising format.

Build a sample foursome or team registration before launch, including a sponsor purchase and a separate donation. Rehearse the next-year copy process while the current campaign is still small, and document which dates, prices and records need review.

The fit assessment follows documented product scope. Dated user reviews describe individual experiences; no hands-on test or vendor interview is claimed.

Sources

  • Current pricing — Official source; checked 2026-09-20.
  • Golf tournament software — Official source; checked 2026-09-20.
  • Company history — Official source; checked 2026-09-20.
  • Company base and web access — Official source; checked 2026-09-20.
  • Eligibility FAQ — Official source; checked 2026-09-20.
  • G2 review by denise c. — denise c., Executive Director, 2024-10-04: used charity fundraising, photos, program descriptions and payments; support useful, initial navigation cumbersome. Current User, Validated Reviewer, Organic.
  • Distinct G2 golf review — Verified User in Human Resources, 2019-02-19, Golf tournament: group organisation, detailed fields and modifications useful; year-to-year transition confusing. Anonymous public attribution; incentive status not established in the retrieved original excerpt.

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Questions to Ask the Vendor
  1. 1
    Which campaign type and fee model fit our event?
  2. 2
    Can we preview the complete donor-tip or percentage-fee checkout?
  3. 3
    What Stripe or PayPal rates and payout conditions apply?
  4. 4
    How do we duplicate next year’s event without carrying over the wrong records?
  5. 5
    Which group, sponsor and auction workflows can we combine in one campaign?
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