Each teammate gets their own fundraising page. Donations get credited to them. Your dashboard shows who's hustling before nationals, camp, or the big trip. Live in about 5 minutes.
You've sent one link to all 18 families and waited. Or you've cobbled together a pile of GoFundMes where nobody can tell who raised what. Either way, you can't see who's actually sharing and who's doing nothing. You can't thank the parents who worked hardest. You split the money evenly even though three families did everything and everyone knows it.
Or you looked at the platforms that promise dashboards and attribution — until you saw they take ~20% of everything you raise, lock you into enterprise contracts, and force you through onboarding calls before you can even test it. Nationals is ten weeks out and you've lost a week already.
Each member gets a personal page. Donors click Sarah's link → Sarah gets credit. They click Jake's link → Jake gets credit. Your dashboard shows totals, top performers, and who needs a nudge. No math, no spreadsheets, no fights at pickup. Just clear attribution parents and athletes understand.
Sign up, name your campaign, invite your team. Members set up their pages in two minutes. You'll have a working fundraiser before you finish your coffee — not three days from now after an onboarding webinar. Fair credit. Fast setup. Keep ~97%.
Give members their own pages, accept donations from anywhere, and track who brings in what — for a flat early-adopter year, not a ~20% cut.
Illustrative card donations on an $8,000 campaign (80 gifts). Results vary with gift size and payment mix.
| AddsUp | Snap!-style (~20% take) | Pile of GoFundMes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rough net to team | ~$7,750 | ~$6,500 | ~$7,450 |
| Attribution | Manual chaos | ||
| Time to launch | ~5 minutes | Days (onboarding) | Minutes per person |
| Contract | None | Often required | None |
On an $8K raise, AddsUp typically leaves about $1,000+ more with your team than a ~20% platform cut — and you finally see who hustled.
About Snap! Raise: Snap! and similar platforms typically take 15–25% of gross donations as their platform fee, plus standard card processing fees. We're using ~20% as an illustrative midpoint.
About AddsUp fees: $299/year early-adopter subscription + Stripe's standard online card rate (2.9% + $0.30 per successful transaction). On an $8,000 raise from 80 gifts averaging $100 each, that's roughly $299 subscription + $256 in Stripe fees = ~$555 total, leaving ~$7,445. Stripe fees vary with gift size and payment method (ACH is cheaper; international cards may be higher).
About GoFundMe: GoFundMe takes ~2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. The problem isn't cost — it's that a pile of separate GoFundMes gives you no unified dashboard, no attribution clarity, and looks unprofessional to donors.

Name it, set a goal, write why you're raising funds. Hit publish. About 90 seconds.

Add members by email. Each gets an invite to create their lightweight account, personalize their page, and grab their link. Takes them about two minutes.

They text or email their link to family and friends. Donors pay by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay through Stripe. Funds go straight to your connected bank account.

Your dashboard updates in real time: total raised, days left, and who's leading. See exactly who's sharing and who needs a reminder. No guessing, no spreadsheets, no parent drama at pickup.
If your club lists fundraising as required — this is for you.
No tip prompts on donor pages. Flat year + normal card fees — treasurers can forecast.
Plus 2.9% + $0.30 per donation
Onboarding teams now for fall and competition season. Founder setup support, locked early pricing, and help build roadmap.
Included:

I'm Bryan. I built AddsUp as a parent of multiple sports kids. I kept watching teams pay thousands in platform fees or lose all attribution with GoFundMe piles. You shouldn't have to choose between seeing who raised what and keeping the money. If you have questions or want setup help, email me — I'll respond within 24 hours.
– Bryan Blake, founder
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