Keela Pricing 2026

Plans, hidden costs, and cheaper alternatives compared

Is Keela worth the price?

75/10

Keela's pricing model, based on contact volume, appears fair for smaller to mid-sized nonprofits, with the '1001-2500 Contacts' tier at $209/month offering a good balance.

However, for larger organizations exceeding 10,000 contacts, the 'Contact us' tier introduces potential uncertainty and could become expensive. It's best for nonprofits seeking a comprehensive CRM solution with predictable costs up to a certain contact threshold.

Pricing Plans

Up to 1000 Contacts

$134/month

1001-2500 Contacts

$209/month

2501-5000 Contacts

$274/month

5001-7500 Contacts

$329/month

7501-10000+ Contacts

$379/month

More than 10,000 contacts

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Hidden Costs & Gotchas

Potential higher costs for 10,000+ contacts

No free trial to test features

Annual-only discounts not specified

Which Plan Do You Need?

Small to medium nonprofits

Organizations with growing contact lists

Nonprofits needing integrated fundraising tools

How Keela Compares to Competitors

Compared to Bloomerang, which can start around $99/month for fewer contacts but scales up, Keela's $134/month for up to 1000 contacts is competitive. Little Green Light offers a lower entry point at $45/month for 2,500 contacts, making Keela's $209/month for 1001-2500 contacts seem slightly higher for that specific range, though Keela may offer more features.

Keela Pricing FAQ

How much does Keela cost?

Keela starts at $134/month on the Up to 1000 Contacts plan. It offers 5 paid tiers ranging from $134/month up to $379/month.

Does Keela have a free plan?

Keela does not offer a permanent free plan. Paid plans are required from day one.

What is the cheapest Keela paid plan?

The cheapest paid plan for Keela is "Up to 1000 Contacts" at $134/month.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Keela?

Yes. Popular alternatives to Keela include DonorPerfect, Funraise, Tithe.ly, Virtuous. Free alternatives include Funraise, Tithe.ly, Givebutter. Compare them side-by-side on Toolradar.