Whatever your politics, Raise the Money is your platform. From credit card contributions to direct transfers, process your online campaign contributions like a professional. Give your donors more options. Get started and see why everyone from first-time local candidates to seasoned political veterans are using Raise the Money – the fastest, most versatile online contribution platform on the planet.
Raise The Money is software designed to help campaigns raise funds in the places where their constituents spend the most time. Simply embed the Online Contribution Form on your website or add our convenient app to your Facebook page. Using Raise The Money allows you to collect contributions from your website, Facebook pages, even through email links. Our service allows you to get instant feedback from your donors. We handle the processing, keep up with your contributions, and you get your money the next day. It’s that simple.
Raise The Money is fast, adaptable and reliable. Whether on your website, through our Facebook app or in your direct email link, Raise The Money is taking care of all the business behind the scenes to assure that your contributions are secure and quickly available. Raise The Money is designed to eliminate long waits, stacks of papers, and bank trips so your campaign can focus on the big picture.
Raise The Money uses a flat-rate pricing structure that eliminates setup fees, monthly fees and hidden costs. Simply pay 4.9% + 25¢ per donation and give your campaign the ability to accept electronic payments through your website or Facebook page. You only pay when you receive a contribution. Using the service is absolutely free.
Get easy access to the tools you need to start fundraising like a pro. Verification typically takes less than 24 hours.
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donation as it happens.
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