iRaiser


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iRaiser is a software publisher specializing in the non-profit sector.

Founded in January 2012 by fundraisers, iRaiser has become the European leader in online fundraising, with over €2.5 billion raised and 850 active organizations, such as Les Restos du Cœur and UNICEF.

The company works with a variety of players, including universities, museums, healthcare institutions and sports associations. iRaiser offers innovative solutions to optimize online donation collection, a crucial issue for organizations that depend on the generosity of the public.

Solutions offered by iRaiser :

  • Donation forms: Customizable tools to facilitate online giving, increasing conversion rates and optimizing the donor experience while respecting accessibility standards.
  • Peer-to-peer fundraising: Allows supporters to create their own fundraising campaigns, engaging their network and maximizing donations to the cause.
  • Crowdfunding: A solution for managing participatory fundraising campaigns, making it easier to engage donors and reach fundraising targets more quickly.
  • Event fundraising: Creation of dedicated websites for fundraising events, to manage registrations and increase funds raised efficiently.
  • CRM: Customer relationship management solution for NGOs, enabling fundraising data to be managed with security, flexibility and RGPD compliance.

Their mission is to make it easy for NGOs to use technology to increase their impact. By listening to its customers’ needs, iRaiser is committed to improving the donor experience and simplifying the fundraising process.

The company also encourages its members to adopt direct debit via the SlimPay platform, facilitating payment management and strengthening donor loyalty.

SlimPay helps NGOs set up an ideal solution for collecting donations online.

By combining SEPA direct debit and electronic mandate signature, iRaiser enables NGOs and donors to secure donations without worrying about delays or fees. This payment system is both simple and efficient, reducing acquisition costs associated with credit card transaction fees.