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.
Trusted by 100+ chapters. Comparison last updated October 2026.
MyGreek is the Dueflow alternative for chapters that want to collect, spend, and file in one place: lower processing fees for members on typical dues payments, the option of a chapter account with officer cards, and 990 help from in-house preparers.
What is Dueflow?
Dueflow is a dues collection platform. Its published payment data starts in December 2025. It serves fraternity and sorority chapters, and also HOAs, churches, schools, and clubs.
How Dueflow makes money
Dueflow is free for chapters and nationals. Members pay a processing fee at checkout: $2 to $15 by bank transfer depending on the amount, card payments add 3.3% on top of that (or a flat $5 under $100), and 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. Payments go out to the chapter’s own bank account, since Dueflow does not hold chapter money. Its feature list includes reimbursements, a store, an AI finance assistant, QuickBooks sync, a public API, and a free nationals dashboard. As of October 2026, virtual cards (early access on request) and debt collections are listed as coming soon.
Why chapters choose MyGreek over Dueflow
Members pay less to pay you
Both are free for the chapter, and members cover processing by default on both. On a $1,000 dues payment, a member pays $41.98 by card or $10.10 by bank on MyGreek, versus $49.64 or $15 on Dueflow (October 2026). That’s a savings of $7.66 by card or $4.90 by bank for each member, on every $1,000 they pay.
Chapter banking and officer cards
You can open a chapter bank account in MyGreek, FDIC-insured through a partner bank, so dues come in and officers get their own debit cards, all in the same place. Dueflow pays out to your existing bank and lists virtual cards as coming soon.
In-house Form 990 assistance
MyGreek’s in-house preparers prepare and file your 990 with you: 990-N filing is included, 990-EZ filing is free on Plus, and a full 990 is discounted. Dueflow builds workpapers from your books, but says it never files a return on anyone’s behalf, so your officer or a CPA your chapter engages has to sign and file.
Send outstanding balances to collections
When reminders and payment plans aren’t enough, send unpaid balances to collections from MyGreek. Dueflow lists debt collections as coming soon.
How MyGreek and Dueflow compare
Both are free for the chapter. MyGreek lets you collect, spend, and file in one place, with lower fees for members on typical dues payments. Dueflow is a self-serve collection tool with Klarna and partial payments. Dueflow details are from its website as of October 2026.
| MyGreek | Dueflow |
|---|---|
| Member pays $41.98 card or $10.10 bank on $1,000 | Member pays $49.64 card or $15 bank on $1,000 |
| Optional chapter account, FDIC-insured through a partner bank, plus officer cards | Pays out to your bank, virtual cards coming soon |
| In-house preparers prepare and file your 990 with you | Builds 990 workpapers; your officer or a CPA you engage files |
| Send unpaid balances to collections | Debt collections coming soon |
| Auto-drafting payment plans | Payment plans, partial payments, and Klarna |
| Starts with a 20-minute demo | Self-serve signup, no credit card required |
| No public API | Developer API and AI finance assistant |
What chapters and members pay
MyGreek
Dueflow
Platform fees
Payment processing fee
Member fees: 100 members, $1,000 dues twice a year, 60% card
MyGreek savings for your members (example above)
When Dueflow is the better choice
- You want to sign up and send your first dues request tonight, without a setup call.
- Your members want partial payments or 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. Dueflow serves those; MyGreek is built for Greek chapters.
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.
- Start with a 20-minute demo. The DIY tier stays free.
MyGreek vs Dueflow: common questions
Is Dueflow really free?
For the chapter, yes. As of October 2026, Dueflow charges chapters and nationals $0, and members pay a processing fee at checkout: $2 to $15 by bank transfer depending on the amount, card payments add 3.3% on top of that (or a flat $5 under $100), and Klarna costs 6%. MyGreek’s DIY tier is also $0 for the chapter, and payers cover processing by default: 4% + 30¢ by card or 1% by bank (max $25), calculated so the chapter receives the full amount.
Which one costs members less?
On typical dues payments, MyGreek. Using each platform’s fee rates as of October 2026, as charged at checkout, a $1,000 payment costs a member $41.98 by card and $10.10 by bank on MyGreek, versus $49.64 and $15 on Dueflow. Dueflow comes out cheaper only on single payments above $1,485 by bank or above about $2,015 by card.
Which platform is more established?
MyGreek has collected dues for chapters since September 2024 and has $18M managed across 100+ chapters. Dueflow’s published payment data starts in December 2025, and its own published data shows 51 chapters issued dues charges on Dueflow between December 2, 2025 and September 22, 2026.
Does Dueflow file our 990?
Dueflow prepares the workpapers, but it doesn’t submit the return. It builds 990 workpapers from your books, and its site says it “never files a return on anyone’s behalf”: your officer or a CPA your chapter engages signs and files. MyGreek’s in-house preparers prepare and file 990-N, 990-EZ, and full 990 returns with you. 990-N filing is included, 990-EZ filing is free on Plus, and a full 990 is discounted.
Can our chapter bank with MyGreek?
Yes, if you want to. You can keep using your existing bank, or open a chapter account in MyGreek, FDIC-insured through a partner bank, with officer cards, so dues come in and get spent from one place. Dueflow pays out to your existing bank account.
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.
Can we try MyGreek before switching?
The DIY tier is free, and MyGreek has no contracts on any plan. Start with a 20-minute demo.
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 October 3, 2026.
- Dueflow pricing (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow capabilities (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow about (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow developer API (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow Form 990 filing (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow tax compliance (who files) (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow dues collection benchmarks (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow for nationals (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow for HOAs (checked October 3, 2026)
- Dueflow for churches (checked October 3, 2026)
- MyGreek pricing (checked October 3, 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