Loading…Loading…Loading…Both are NGO management platforms for Indian non-profits. The differences that matter are pricing transparency, how far the compliance coverage goes, and whether your NGO gets a public presence.
Sevastack and Good Karma are both NGO management platforms, so the question is depth rather than category. Sevastack publishes its pricing openly, runs a free forever plan, and covers the Indian statutory stack end to end — 80G receipts with URN and PAN, Form 10BD and 10BE, FCRA fund tracking, fund accounting with the statutory statements, payroll under the 2025 labour codes, and volunteer and beneficiary management — plus a public NGO directory that makes your organisation findable by donors searching for a verified 80G NGO. Where a platform does not publish pricing, an NGO cannot budget before a sales call, which is the practical difference for a small organisation. Verify Good Karma's current features and pricing directly with them before deciding.
Free forever plan
Sevastack
Good Karma
Publicly listed pricing
Sevastack
Good Karma
Auto-generated 80G receipts
Sevastack
Good Karma
FCRA compliance tracking
Sevastack
Good Karma
Form 10BD / 10BE automation
Sevastack
Good Karma
Fund-based accounting
Sevastack
Good Karma
Payroll & HR
Sevastack
Good Karma
Volunteer management
Sevastack
Good Karma
Beneficiary management
Sevastack
Good Karma
Public NGO directory (80G/12A searchable)
Sevastack
Good Karma
CSR proposal & utilization certificate tools
Sevastack
Good Karma
Public donation page (UPI/Razorpay)
Sevastack
Good Karma
CA read-only portal
Sevastack
Good Karma
Comparison based on publicly available information as of 2 Jul 2026. Good Karma's features and pricing may have changed since — verify directly with them before deciding. Sevastack details reflect the current product.
Sevastack publishes transparent, public pricing with a free-forever plan and no credit card required. Good Karma positions itself as a broader NGO stakeholder management platform covering donors, volunteers, beneficiaries, compliance, and finance, but does not publish pricing publicly as of this comparison.
Sevastack's free plan is publicly listed and includes unlimited 80G receipts, up to 50 donors, and 2 projects with no credit card required. Good Karma's pricing is not publicly listed — contact Good Karma directly to confirm current plans.
Sevastack maintains a public, searchable directory of 80G/12A certified NGOs at sevastack.in/ngos. We did not find an equivalent public directory feature on Good Karma's website.
Sevastack supports bulk CSV import for donors and donation history, so you can migrate your existing data by exporting it from your current platform and importing it into Sevastack — the same process used by NGOs migrating from Excel.
For NGOs prioritizing a transparent free tier, fast setup, and 80G/FCRA compliance automation out of the box, Sevastack's public free plan removes the need for a sales conversation before you can start. Larger NGOs needing broader beneficiary-management workflows should evaluate both platforms against their specific requirements.
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