MyGreek vs Dueflow
Dueflow is general dues software for HOAs, churches, and clubs as well as chapters, and it adds a flat fee of up to $15 to card payments. On MyGreek, you get dues software specialized for fraternities and sororities, members pay less on typical dues, and members can pay in the iPhone app.
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Short answer: MyGreek is the better Dueflow alternative for most fraternity and sorority chapters. First, Dueflow is general dues software: it also sells to HOAs, churches, golf clubs, and scout troops. MyGreek is specialized for fraternities and sororities, and chapters and their headquarters are the only organizations it serves. Second, Dueflow advertises a 3.3% card rate but adds a flat fee of up to $15 to each card payment, so a $700 card payment costs the member 5.4%. On MyGreek, the same payment costs 4.2%, and paying by bank costs $7.07 instead of $15. Third, Dueflow is newer: its published payment data starts in December 2025. MyGreek has collected dues since September 2024, with 100+ chapters and $20M processed. Last, Dueflow has no mobile app. MyGreek members can pay in the iPhone app, rated 4.4/5 stars on the App Store.
Why chapters choose MyGreek over Dueflow
Dueflow is general dues software, not specialized for Greek life
As of November 2026, Dueflow has pages for HOAs, churches, golf and country clubs, schools, scout troops, and masonic lodges. MyGreek is specialized for fraternities and sororities: chapters and their headquarters are the only organizations it serves, so billing, reminders, payment plans, and the HQ portal are built around how chapters collect dues.
Dueflow adds a flat fee of up to $15 to card payments
Dueflow advertises a 3.3% card rate, but on payments of $100 or more it adds that rate on top of its flat bank fee of $10 or $15, which is high compared to the standard 30¢ flat fee on card payments. A $700 card payment costs the member 5.4% on Dueflow and 4.2% on MyGreek. By bank, the same payment costs $15 on Dueflow and $7.07 on MyGreek.
Dueflow is newer
Dueflow’s published payment data starts in December 2025. MyGreek has collected dues for chapters since September 2024, with 100+ chapters and $20M processed.
Dueflow has no mobile app
As of November 2026, Dueflow’s member portal FAQ says there’s no app to download; the portal is a web app. MyGreek members can pay dues, set up payment plans, and submit receipts in the MyGreek iPhone app, rated 4.4/5 stars on the App Store.
How MyGreek and Dueflow compare
Both are free for the chapter, and on both, members cover processing by default. Dueflow details are from its website as of November 2026.
| MyGreek | Dueflow |
|---|---|
| Specialized for fraternities and sororities | General dues software for chapters, HOAs, churches, and clubs |
| Member pays 4.2% on a $700 card payment | Member pays 5.4% on a $700 card payment |
| Member pays $7.07 on a $700 bank payment | Member pays $15 on a $700 bank payment |
| iPhone app, 4.4/5 stars on the App Store | Web portal, no app to download |
| Collecting dues since September 2024, $20M processed | Published payment data starts December 2025 |
| In-house preparers prepare and file your 990 with you | Prepares 990 workpapers; your officer files |
| Payment plans and partial payments | Payment plans, partial payments, and Klarna |
| HQ portal for nationals to invoice chapters | Free nationals dashboard |
Dueflow pricing vs MyGreek
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Member fees: 100 members, $700 dues twice a year, 60% card
MyGreek savings for your members (example above)
What is Dueflow?
Dueflow is general dues collection software. Its published payment data starts in December 2025, and it sells to fraternity and sorority chapters as well as HOAs, churches, clubs, schools, and other groups.
Dueflow pricing and fees
Dueflow is free for chapters and nationals. Members paying by bank pay a flat fee of up to $15 per payment. Members paying $100 or more by card pay that same flat fee plus 3.3%. A $700 card payment costs the member 5.4%, and smaller payments cost more. Klarna buy now, pay later costs 6%.
How Dueflow works
Treasurers sign up on their own, bill the roster, and send automatic reminders. Payment plans and partial payments are built in, and parents can pay from a link. Payouts go to the chapter’s own bank account. As of November 2026, Dueflow lists virtual cards (which run on a balance with its payments provider), a store, an AI assistant, QuickBooks sync, a nationals dashboard, and a developer API. It prepares 990 workpapers but doesn’t file the return, and it’s rolling out debt collections chapter by chapter.
When Dueflow is the better choice
- Your members want Klarna buy now, pay later.
- You want to connect your own tools through a developer API.
- You run an HOA, church, or club rather than a Greek chapter.
Switching from Dueflow to MyGreek
You can switch between billing cycles or in the middle of a semester.
- Bring your roster as a spreadsheet and map the columns on import.
- Get hands-on help bringing open balances over, so every member sees what they still owe.
- Let payments already in progress finish on Dueflow, and send new charges from MyGreek.
- Register your chapter on your own, or start with a 20-minute demo. Every chapter gets every feature for $0.
MyGreek vs Dueflow: common questions
Is Dueflow really free?
For the chapter, yes. As of November 2026, Dueflow charges chapters and nationals $0, and members pay at checkout: a flat fee of up to $15 by bank, that same flat fee plus 3.3% by card on payments of $100 or more, and 6% for Klarna. MyGreek also charges the chapter $0, and payers cover processing by default: 4% + 30¢ by card or 1% by bank (max $25).
Which one costs members less?
On typical dues payments, MyGreek. A $700 payment costs a member $29.48 by card or $7.07 by bank on MyGreek, versus $38.10 or $15 on Dueflow, using each platform’s published fees as of November 2026.
Which platform is more established?
MyGreek has collected dues for chapters since September 2024, with 100+ chapters and $20M processed. Dueflow’s published payment data starts in December 2025, and its own fall 2026 report says 57 fraternity and sorority chapters issued fall dues on Dueflow.
Does Dueflow have a mobile app?
No. As of November 2026, Dueflow’s member portal FAQ says there’s no app to download and the portal is a web app. MyGreek has an iPhone app, rated 4.4/5 stars on the App Store. See the MyGreek dues app.
Does Dueflow file our 990?
No. Dueflow prepares 990 workpapers, but its site says your officer files and that Dueflow “is not a tax-return transmitter.” MyGreek’s in-house preparers prepare and file 990-N, 990-EZ, and full 990 returns with you.
Do we have to change banks?
No, on either one. Dueflow pays out to your existing bank account. On MyGreek, you can keep your bank, or open a chapter account in MyGreek, FDIC-insured through a partner bank, with officer cards.
Can we switch from Dueflow in the middle of a semester?
Yes. Import your roster, bring open balances over, let in-flight payments finish on Dueflow, and send new charges from MyGreek.
How we made this comparison
MyGreek wrote this page, so read it as a vendor comparison. Competitor details come from the sources below and were last verified November 7, 2026.
- Dueflow pricing (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow capabilities (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow member portal (app FAQ) (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow Form 990 filing (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow debt collections (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow virtual cards (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow dues collection benchmarks (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow fall 2026 dues statistics (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow for HOAs (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow for churches (checked November 7, 2026)
- Dueflow developer API (checked November 7, 2026)
- MyGreek on the App Store (checked November 7, 2026)
- MyGreek pricing (checked November 7, 2026)
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“Collecting payments has been really easy, and I’d recommend it to other chapters”
Robert WisemanTreasurer · Alpha Tau Omega, Marshall