# Enthuse removes transaction and Gift Aid fees from donation processing service

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2021/05/20/enthuse-removes-transaction-and-gift-aid-fees-from-donation-processing-service/
- Published: 2021-05-20T10:21:36+01:00
- Author: Melanie May

**Fundraising, donations and events registration platform Enthuse has today announced
that it is removing all processing, credit/debit card and Gift Aid fees from its
donations product.**

The only cost for charities using [the product](https://enthuse.com/solutions/enthuse-donations/)
will be a small fixed monthly subscription. 

[Enthuse](http://www.enthuse.com) believes it is the first donations platform to
remove all transaction and Gift Aid fees, which simplifies fee structures and reduces
the total cost for charities using it. The change in the donation platform’s fee
model is part of a wider series of changes from Enthuse aimed at helping charities
to recover as lockdown restrictions continue to ease. 

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Speaking about the launch, Chester Mojay-Sinclare, Enthuse Founder and CEO, commented:

> “As we continue on the roadmap to recovery, we want to help charities recover 
> quickly as lockdown restrictions continue to ease. We are really excited to be
> leading the market with zero payment processing and Gift Aid fees for our donations
> product, and hope the rest of the sector will also look at this route to help 
> provide simpler and more cost effective pricing. Charities need to check the small
> print on providers as the 0% platform fees headline doesn’t always match the reality.”

Earlier this year, Enthuse announced that it had secured a further [£3.5m investment](https://fundraising.co.uk/2021/03/22/enthuse-secures-3-5m-investment-for-expansion-product-development/)
in its Series A funding round to help it expand internationally and develop its 
product offering. Prior to this, [back in January](https://fundraising.co.uk/2021/01/26/enthuse-launches-product-to-help-charities-with-virtual-event-building/),
it also announced a new product, Virtual Journeys, aimed at helping charities build
virtual events and increase revenue.