MyGreek vs Greekbill
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.
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MyGreek is the GreekBill alternative for chapters that want to stop paying per member: $0 on DIY with no contracts, processing covered by payers at checkout, and payment plans members can propose themselves.
What is GreekBill (re:Members)?
GreekBill is a fraternity and sorority billing platform. In January 2025 its parent company rebranded as re:Members, and GreekBill became re:Members Choice Finance; its sister product, Billhighway, became re:Members Unified Finance. Chapters still log in at app.greekbill.com. Chapters can join through their national or on their own, without approval from headquarters.
GreekBill pricing and fees
GreekBill doesn’t publish its pricing. Its help center says each chapter pays a flat fee per member, per semester, plus processing fees that are withheld from payouts, both set by the organization’s contract. Chapters tell us they pay about $18 per member per semester, 5.15% + 30¢ on card payments, and 3% on ACH. Rates vary by national.
How GreekBill works
Treasurers create charges and invoices, and members log in to their dashboard to pay, or pay by phone or mail. It also includes:
- Payment plans that the chapter creates and members sign, with optional autopay
- Reminders by email, plus text alerts for new invoices that members can opt into
- Parent access as secondary users who can view and pay
- Budgets, bank sync, and reloadable purchase cards for officers
How does GreekBill make money?
From the per-member fee each semester and from processing fees withheld before funds reach the chapter. Its terms say service charges “will not be charged directly to any Member,” so the chapter covers them, though its help center suggests adding a separate processing fee charge to recover the cost.
Is GreekBill worth it?
GreekBill is an established platform with payment plans, autopay, budgets, purchase cards, and 990-N and 990-EZ help through a partner CPA. It also comes with a per-member fee every semester, processing withheld from your payouts, and pricing set by contract. Here is how it compares with MyGreek.
Why chapters choose MyGreek over GreekBill
No per-member fee
GreekBill charges a fee for every member each semester, about $18 according to chapters. MyGreek’s DIY tier is $0 a month, and MyGreek never has contracts on any plan.
Processing covered by payers
GreekBill withholds processing fees from your payouts, and its terms say service charges aren’t charged to members. On MyGreek, payers cover processing by default at checkout, or the chapter can choose to absorb it.
Payment plans members can propose
On GreekBill, the chapter creates each payment plan and members sign it. On MyGreek, members can propose their own plan when the chapter allows it, and approved plans draft automatically.
Pay from a link, no login
As of October 2026, GreekBill’s help center describes members logging in to their dashboard to pay, or paying by phone or mail. On MyGreek, members and parents can pay from a shareable link without logging in.
How MyGreek and GreekBill compare
GreekBill and MyGreek share a lot of features. The differences are in cost, who pays processing, and how members pay. GreekBill details are from re:Members’ website, terms, and help center as of October 2026.
| MyGreek | GreekBill |
|---|---|
| $0 on DIY, no contracts | Per-member fee each semester, set by contract |
| Payers cover processing by default, or the chapter absorbs it | Processing withheld from chapter payouts |
| Members can propose payment plans that auto-draft | Chapter creates plans; members sign them |
| Shareable payment links, no login needed | Members log in to pay, or pay by phone or mail |
| Member app on the App Store (rated 4.2) | No App Store app found |
| 990-N included, 990-EZ free on Plus, full 990 discounted | 990-N and 990-EZ through a partner CPA |
| Optional chapter account, FDIC-insured through a partner bank, plus officer cards | Bank sync and reloadable purchase cards |
| No points tracking; e-signing on Plus | Points module and e-contracts |
GreekBill pricing vs MyGreek
MyGreek
GreekBill
Platform fees
Payment processing fee
What your chapter pays per year at chapter-reported rates (GreekBill rates vary by national): 100 members, $1,000 dues twice a year, 60% card
MyGreek savings for your chapter (example above)
When GreekBill is the better choice
- Your national requires GreekBill or bills chapters through re:Members.
- Your national negotiated low rates that cut your cost.
- You want points tracking in the same tool as billing.
- Members want to pay by phone or mail.
Switching from GreekBill to MyGreek
You can switch between billing cycles or in the middle of a semester. If your national requires GreekBill, check with your headquarters first.
- Export your roster and balances from GreekBill, then 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 GreekBill, and send new charges from MyGreek.
- Start with a 20-minute demo. The DIY tier stays free.
MyGreek vs GreekBill: common questions
Is GreekBill the same as re:Members?
Yes. In January 2025, GreekBill’s parent company rebranded as re:Members, and GreekBill became re:Members Choice Finance. Chapters still log in at app.greekbill.com.
How much does GreekBill cost?
GreekBill doesn’t publish pricing. Its help center says chapters pay a flat fee per member per semester, plus processing fees withheld from payouts, both set by contract. Chapters tell us they pay about $18 per member per semester, 5.15% + 30¢ on cards, and 3% on ACH, and rates vary by national. MyGreek’s DIY tier is $0 a month, and payers cover processing by default.
Can GreekBill pass processing fees to members?
Not automatically. Its terms say service charges “will not be charged directly to any Member,” and fees are withheld from the chapter’s payouts. Its help center suggests adding a separate processing fee charge instead. On MyGreek, payers cover processing by default at checkout, or the chapter can choose to absorb it.
Does GreekBill have payment plans and text reminders?
Yes, with a difference in who sets them up. On GreekBill, the chapter creates payment plans and members sign them, and members can opt into text alerts for new invoices. On MyGreek, members can propose their own plan when the chapter allows it, and text reminders are automatic.
Does GreekBill file our 990?
GreekBill offers 990-N and 990-EZ help through a partner CPA, and its help center says it doesn’t complete larger returns. MyGreek’s in-house preparers file 990-N, 990-EZ, and full 990 returns: 990-N filing is included, and on Plus, 990-EZ filing is free and a full 990 is discounted.
Our national uses GreekBill. Can we switch?
GreekBill lets chapters join without headquarters approval, but some nationals require it. Check with your headquarters first. If your national requires GreekBill, it’s the better fit for your chapter.
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.
- re:Members Choice Finance (formerly GreekBill) (checked October 3, 2026)
- Choice Finance help: fees (checked October 3, 2026)
- re:Members terms of use (checked October 3, 2026)
- Choice Finance help: payment plans (checked October 3, 2026)
- Choice Finance help: submitting payments (checked October 3, 2026)
- Choice Finance help: chapter taxes (checked October 3, 2026)
- re:Members fraternal payments (checked October 3, 2026)
- Alpha Gamma Rho GreekBill FAQ (contract pricing template) (checked October 3, 2026)
- MyGreek on the App Store (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