Compare MyGreek

Side-by-side comparisons of MyGreek and the other platforms chapters use to run their finances.

• MyGreek vs OmegaFi

  On Vault, OmegaFi withholds a per-member collection fee from payments and leaves card fees on the chapter. On MyGreek, there are no per-member fees or contracts on any plan, payers cover processing at checkout, and your 990 gets handled by in-house preparers.

• MyGreek vs GreekBill (re:Members)

  GreekBill, now re:Members Choice Finance, charges per member every semester and takes card fees out of your payouts. On MyGreek, there are no per-member fees on any plan, payers cover processing at checkout, and members can pay from a link or propose their own payment plan.

• MyGreek vs Billhighway (re:Members)

  Billhighway, now re:Members Unified Finance, charges a per-member fee negotiated by your national and runs chapter money through its consolidated banking instead of your own account. On MyGreek, online banking with officer debit cards is built in, so there’s no outside bank account to set up, and there are no per-member fees or contracts on any plan, and payers cover processing at checkout.

• MyGreek vs LegFi

  LegFi charges a per-member subscription and leaves card fees on the chapter unless you opt into a surcharge. On MyGreek, there’s no per-member fee or contract on any plan, payers cover processing at checkout, and your 990 gets handled by in-house preparers.

• MyGreek vs Greek Capital Management

  Greek Capital Management charges a fee for every member each term, under a one-year agreement that renews automatically. On MyGreek, there are no per-member fees or contracts on any plan, payers cover processing by default, payouts reach your bank account the next day, and your 990 gets handled by in-house preparers.

• MyGreek vs Dueflow

  Both are free for your chapter. On MyGreek, members pay less in fees, you can open a bank account with officer debit cards, and your 990 gets handled by in-house preparers.

• MyGreek vs GreekTrack

  GreekTrack is chapter management with a finance module, billed per member each semester. MyGreek is built for your chapter’s money: $0 on DIY, payment plans members can propose, optional banking with officer cards, and your 990 handled by in-house preparers.

• MyGreek vs DashBill

  DashBill bills dues and pays them out to the bank account you connect, on a monthly subscription whose price isn’t on its website as of October 2026. On MyGreek, there are no per-member fees or contracts on any plan, payers cover processing at checkout, you can open a chapter bank account with officer debit cards, and your 990 gets handled by in-house preparers.

• MyGreek vs Switch

  Switch is a banking app that collects dues into MoneyPools, shared pots members pay into from a link. On MyGreek, you bill each member what they owe, see a live balance for everyone, let parents pay on a member’s behalf, and your 990 gets handled by in-house preparers.