Aplos
Aplos is an all-in-one fund accounting platform and financial management suite specifically built for nonprofit organizations and faith-based groups.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Fund accounting software designed for nonprofits and churches to manage finances and operations.
Who should look elsewhere
Pricing can become substantial for larger organizations requiring advanced features or custom plans.
Pros
- +Specifically designed for the unique financial needs of nonprofits and churches.
- +Integrates accounting, fundraising, and donor management into a single system.
- +Offers advanced reporting and budgeting features for transparency and compliance.
- +Provides optional expert bookkeeping services for organizations needing extra support.
- +Includes live and on-demand training with real people for comprehensive support.
Cons
- −Pricing can become substantial for larger organizations requiring advanced features or custom plans.
- −The most advanced features like Fixed Assets and Bill Pay are only available in higher-tier or custom plans.
- −While integrations are mentioned, the full scope of third-party integrations beyond Raisely and Keela is not explicitly detailed.
Key features
- ✓Fund accounting
- ✓Balance Sheet by Fund
- ✓Income Statement by Fund
- ✓Bank reconciliation
- ✓Customizable reports
- ✓Board portal
- ✓1099 Management
- ✓Basic and Dimensional Budgeting (by fund, grant, department, project)
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | $39.5 | month | 2 Users; Balance Sheet by Fund; Income Statement by Fund |
| Core | $64.5 | month | 2 Users; Everything in Lite; Basic Budgeting |
| Advanced | $229 | month | 3 Users; Everything in Core; Budgeting by Fund/Grant |
| Custom | — | month | Income & Expense Allocations; Fixed Assets; Bill Pay |
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