ORGSETS
VS MemberPlanet
MemberPlanet is popular among booster clubs, Greek life, and PTAs. But volunteer boards and treasurers quickly grow frustrated by punitive 2–4% transaction fees, dated web forms, and rigid single-org structures that cannot handle real multi-tier chapter networks.
OrgSets replaces MemberPlanet's punitive percentage cuts and dated UI with flat fees, automatic multi-tier chapter ledger splits, and a modern mobile experience.
- MemberPlanet takes 2–4% platform commission fees on top of credit card processing. OrgSets takes 0% commission — charging only a predictable flat $0.20–$0.50 transaction fee.
- MemberPlanet is a flat single-org portal. OrgSets natively models national headquarters, regional councils, and local chapters with cascading permissions.
- MemberPlanet has no automatic split ledger. OrgSets automatically distributes dues cuts between local chapter and national accounts at checkout.
- MemberPlanet's mobile interface is dated and difficult for volunteers to administer. OrgSets is built mobile-first with lightning-fast modern UX.
Feature Comparison
Side-by-side breakdown across every major platform capability.
Pricing Comparison
OrgSets vs MemberPlanet — what you pay and what you get.
OrgSets
Transparent flat-fee pricing
- Local50 members · Permanent free$0/mo
- Foundation250 members · Custom branding$29/mo
- Momentum1,000 members · Real-time chat$79/mo
- Institutional5,000 members · 3-level hierarchy$199/mo
+ Flat $0.20–$0.50 per transaction. No percentage cuts, ever.
MemberPlanet
MemberPlanet taxes your dues collection with 2–4% platform commissions
- Basic FreePunitive 3–4% fee on all payments$0/mo
- Essentials2.5% platform fee on payments~$50/mo
- Pro2.0% platform fee on payments~$100+/mo
- OrgSets (Local)50 members · 0% commissionFree
- OrgSets (Momentum)1,000 members · Split ledger engine$79/mo
MemberPlanet taxes your dues collection with 2–4% platform commissions. OrgSets never takes a percentage of your dues or event revenue.
MemberPlanet is ideal for
Small booster clubs or standalone campus groups with low payment volumes and basic email blasts.
MemberPlanet is not suitable for
Organizations with multi-tier chapters, federations, or groups collecting significant dues that refuse to surrender 2–4% of their budget.
Common Questions
Why do organizations switch from MemberPlanet to OrgSets?
Organizations switch primarily to stop paying MemberPlanet's 2–4% platform commission fees on top of standard credit card fees. On $50,000 in chapter dues, MemberPlanet can take up to $2,000 just in platform surcharges. OrgSets charges 0% commission with a predictable flat fee of $0.20–$0.50 per transaction.
How does multi-chapter management differ between MemberPlanet and OrgSets?
MemberPlanet organizes chapters into disconnected groups that lack hierarchical inheritance and unified ledger routing. OrgSets is architected from the foundation for multi-tier structures: national organizations can view rosters, push compliance bylaws, and automatically route percentage splits of membership dues directly into chapter bank accounts.
Does MemberPlanet provide an audit-ready compliance vault?
No. MemberPlanet has basic file attachments, but lacks a dedicated compliance vault with granular role-based access for board bylaws, legal waivers, and IRS 990 filings. OrgSets gives every chapter a structured, encrypted digital vault.
How does mobile usability compare between MemberPlanet and OrgSets?
MemberPlanet uses older web form layouts that can be cumbersome and slow on modern mobile devices. OrgSets is built with modern responsive mobile architecture, making it fast and intuitive for members to pay dues, sign waivers, and RSVP to events on their smartphones.
Other Comparisons
Stuck in a MemberPlanet contract?
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Permanent free tier. No credit card required. Full hierarchical organization management from day one.