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Mosque Donation Platforms Compared: Muin vs MOHID vs MasjidAl vs Donorbox

An honest, data-driven comparison of the leading mosque donation and kiosk platforms — pricing, features, hardware, and what makes each one unique.

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Falaah Team
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Mosque Donation Platforms Compared: Muin vs MOHID vs MasjidAl vs Donorbox

Pricing and feature data in this article was sourced from each platform’s public website, documentation, and published marketing materials between February and March 2026. Links to original sources are provided throughout. Feature availability marked “No” means we did not find evidence of that feature on the platform’s public website — it does not necessarily mean the platform cannot provide it. Platforms may offer features not listed on their public sites, or may have added features after our review. We encourage you to verify current pricing and features directly with each vendor. If you represent a platform listed here and believe any information is inaccurate, please contact us so we can correct it promptly.

Your mosque board has decided to go digital with donations. You open Google and find six different platforms, each claiming to be the best solution for masjid giving. Each has a different pricing model, different hardware requirements, and different ideas about what a “donation kiosk” should do.

This article cuts through the noise. We compared the leading platforms across the dimensions that actually matter to a mosque board: cost, features, hardware, ease of setup, and long-term value.


The Platforms

We evaluated eight platforms that serve mosques and Islamic organizations:

Platform Focus Website
Muin All-in-one nonprofit operations (donations, CRM, compliance, HR, finance) falaah.ai
MOHID Mosque management CRM + donations + kiosk mohid.net
MasjidAl (mDonate) Athan clocks + donation kiosks mymasjidal.com
Donorbox Live Kiosk General nonprofit donations with kiosk add-on donorbox.org
The Masjid App Mosque app + professional kiosk hardware themasjidapp.org
MadinaApps Mosque IT solutions + kiosk + app madinaapps.com
Masjid Solutions Mosque management + NFC tap-to-give devices masjidsolutions.net
LaunchGood Muslim crowdfunding (online only) launchgood.com

Pricing: What You Will Actually Pay

Pricing transparency varies wildly across these platforms. Some publish everything; others hide behind “request a demo” forms. Here is what we found from publicly available data.

Hardware Costs (One-Time)

Platform Entry Device Full Kiosk Handheld Source
Muin BYOD (~$90 renewed phone) BYOD (~$149 tablet + $60 stand) BYOD (~$90 phone + $15 case) Standard retail hardware
MOHID mTAP Lite: $249 MOHID Kiosk: $899 Handheld: $359 mohid.net/mohid-kiosk
MasjidAl N/A 15.6” wall: $699, 21.5”: $799 N/A mymasjidal.com/products/mdonate
Donorbox BYOD (your tablet + Stripe reader ~$59) BYOD (~$200-500 total) BYOD + Tap to Pay on Android donorbox.org/live-kiosk
The Masjid App N/A $995 (21.5” or 27” display) Handheld terminal (price not listed) themasjidapp.org/about/kiosk
MadinaApps Not publicly listed Not publicly listed Not publicly listed Requires demo request
Masjid Solutions $249 (NFC phone + case + charger) Kiosk available (price not listed) Included in $249 package masjidsolutions.net

Takeaway: Muin and Donorbox are BYOD (bring your own device), meaning you buy standard consumer hardware at retail prices. Most other platforms sell proprietary or bundled hardware. A Samsung Galaxy A15 5G from Amazon costs ~$90. Proprietary devices from other vendors range from $249 to $995 — though they may include pre-installed software, support, or hardware customizations that account for part of the price difference.

Monthly Software Fees

Platform Monthly Fee Annual Equivalent Source
Muin Included in Muin subscription, within your plan’s device allowance Varies by plan falaah.ai/pricing
MOHID $74-149/mo $888-1,788/yr mohid.net/pricing
MasjidAl Not publicly listed Not publicly listed Requires inquiry
Donorbox $0-150/mo platform + $80/mo first kiosk + $15/mo each additional $960-2,760/yr (1 kiosk) donorbox.org/pricing
The Masjid App Not publicly listed Not publicly listed Requires inquiry
MadinaApps Not publicly listed Not publicly listed Requires inquiry
Masjid Solutions $0-15/mo (WiFi plan) or $14.95/mo (cellular) $0-180/yr per device masjidsolutions.net/pricing

Takeaway: Three platforms (MasjidAl, The Masjid App, MadinaApps) do not publicly disclose their monthly fees. This makes it impossible for a board to evaluate total cost without a sales call. MOHID and Donorbox are transparent — MOHID ranges $74-149/mo for software, and Donorbox charges $80/mo per kiosk device on top of platform fees. Muin registers devices against a per-plan allowance (1 / 3 / 20 / 50 / unlimited), with paid device packs above it.

Transaction Fees (Per Donation)

This is where cost differences compound. On $100,000/year in donations, the difference between 2.7% (2.2% for nonprofits) and 5.6% is $2,900-3,400 — enough to buy 30+ new devices.

Platform Platform Fee Processing Fee Total Effective Fee Source
Muin 0.5% Stripe: 2.7% + $0.05 (2.2% + $0.00 for nonprofits) 2.7% for nonprofits falaah.ai/pricing
MOHID (Donor Pay) 0% (donor pays) 3.32% + $0.32 3.32% + $0.32 (donor-absorbed) mohid.net/pricing
MOHID (Fixed Rate) $15/mo/device 2.55% + $0.30 2.55% + $0.30 + $15/mo mohid.net/pricing
MasjidAl Not disclosed Stripe standard (~2.9% + $0.30) ~2.9% + $0.30 Estimated
Donorbox (Standard) 2.95% 2.7% + $0.05 5.65% + $0.05 donorbox.org/pricing
Donorbox (Pro $150/mo) 1.75% 2.7% + $0.05 4.45% + $0.05 donorbox.org/pricing
The Masjid App Not disclosed 2.5-2.9% + $0.30 ~2.5-2.9% + $0.30 themasjidapp.org
Masjid Solutions 1% platform fee Stripe standard (~2.9% + $0.30) 3.9% + $0.30 masjidsolutions.net/pricing
LaunchGood 0% 2.9% + $0.30 2.9% + $0.30 LaunchGood fees

Takeaway: Based on published pricing as of early 2026, Muin has a low total transaction cost at 2.7% for nonprofits that qualify for Stripe’s discounted nonprofit rate (2.2% + Muin’s 0.5% platform fee). The standard rate without the Stripe nonprofit discount is ~3.4% (2.9% + $0.30 + 0.5%). Stripe’s nonprofit discount requires a separate application. Donorbox on the free plan is the most expensive at 5.65%. MOHID’s “Donor Pay” model shifts the cost to donors, which is clever but means your donors see a higher charge.

Year 1 Total Cost (Estimated, 1 Kiosk + $50K in Donations)

Platform Hardware Software Processing (~$50K) Year 1 Total
Muin ~$210 (tablet + stand) $1,428-3,348/yr (Starter-Growth) ~$1,350-1,700 ~$2,988-5,258
MOHID $899 (kiosk) $888-1,788 $1,410 (donor-pay) ~$3,197-4,097
MasjidAl $700-930 Unknown ~$1,600 ~$2,300+
Donorbox ~$260 (tablet + reader) $960 (kiosk fee) $2,850 (standard) ~$4,070
The Masjid App $995 Unknown ~$1,600 ~$2,595+
Masjid Solutions $249 $0-180 $2,100 (1% + Stripe) ~$2,349-2,529

Muin processing range: $1,350 assumes Stripe’s nonprofit rate (2.2% + 0.5% Muin fee = 2.7%), which requires separate application and approval from Stripe. Standard rate is 2.9% + $0.30 + 0.5% Muin fee = ~3.4%, yielding ~$1,700. Muin software costs reflect annual billing; see pricing for current plans.

At the Starter plan with Stripe’s nonprofit rate, Muin is price-competitive with most alternatives while offering significantly more functionality. The value proposition strengthens as you add more devices (registered devices come with the plan — 1 / 3 / 20 / 50 / unlimited — and paid device packs cover the rest) and as donation volume grows (0.5% platform fee is among the lowest).


Feature Comparison

The following tables reflect features found on each platform’s public website, app store listings, and documentation as of March 2026. “No” means we could not find the feature listed publicly — not that it definitively does not exist. We welcome corrections.

In-Person Giving & Kiosk

Feature Muin MOHID MasjidAl Donorbox The Masjid App Masjid Solutions
NFC Tap-to-Pay Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Apple Pay / Google Pay Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Kiosk lockdown mode Yes (4 tiers) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Multiple collection modes 3 (fixed, preset, open) 2-3 Basic 2 Basic Basic
Campaign/fund selection Yes (multi-step) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Live fundraising appeal Yes (real-time push) — — — Yes (TV display) —
Donor wall display Yes (real-time) — — — — —
Digital signage mode Yes (campaigns + community bulletin board) — — — — —
POS / product sales Yes (tablet-optimized) — — — — —
Event check-in Yes — — — — —
Attract screen / screensaver Yes (5 styles) — — — — —
Fee coverage toggle Yes Yes — Yes — —
Recurring giving from kiosk Yes Yes — Yes — —
Tribute/dedication gifts Yes — — — — —
Employer matching gifts Yes — — — — —
Cash recording (offline) Yes Yes — — — —
QR code fallback Yes — — — — —

“—” = not found on the platform’s public website as of March 2026.

Muin offers 9 kiosk modes (payment, campaign donation, live appeal, donor wall, digital signage, POS, event check-in, attract screen, self-service forms) — one device, many uses.

Device Management & Fleet Operations

Muin’s device management is built directly into the donation platform — no third-party MDM subscription required.

Feature Muin
Fleet dashboard Yes
Remote lock/unlock Yes
Remote restart / mode switching Yes
Remote config push (real-time via WebSocket) Yes
Remote screenshot capture Yes
Battery monitoring Yes
Offline detection + configurable alerts Yes
Tamper detection Yes
Geofencing alerts Yes
Device attestation (Google Play Integrity + Apple App Attest) Yes
Staged firmware rollouts (10% → 50% → 100%) Yes
Command broadcast to fleet (by location, tag, or all) Yes
Device provisioning via setup code (QR or manual) Yes
Heartbeat monitoring with configurable alerts Yes
Device location hierarchy (building → floor → area → room) Yes

We were unable to find comparable device management features on competing platforms’ public websites. Some platforms offer basic fleet views or cloud-based config updates. If your platform offers these capabilities, please contact us so we can update this comparison.

Online Giving & Digital Channels

Feature Muin MOHID MasjidAl Donorbox The Masjid App LaunchGood
Online giving pages Yes (branded) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (campaigns)
Embeddable donation form Yes (3 types: form, thermometer, campaign) Yes Yes Yes Yes —
QR code giving Yes (branded, with scan analytics) — — Yes — —
2-Way SMS Growth+ ($10/mo) — — Add-on: $19-50/mo — —
Campaign thermometer Yes (3 designs: classic, radial, horizontal) — — — Yes Yes
Crowdfunding pages Yes — — Yes — Yes
Apple Pay / Google Pay (web) Yes Unknown Unknown Yes Unknown —
ACH bank transfer Yes — — Yes — Yes
Cryptocurrency Yes (via Every.org, coming soon) — — — — —

“—” = not found on the platform’s public website as of March 2026.

Donor Management

Feature Muin MOHID Donorbox LaunchGood
Donor CRM Yes (full) Yes Yes (basic) —
Donor segmentation Yes (auto: major, mid, grassroots, lapsed, recurring, first-time) Basic Basic —
Donor self-service portal Yes (magic link, no account needed) — Basic —
Giving history (unified cross-channel) Yes (kiosk + online + QR + cash) Partial Partial Online only
Tax receipt generation (IRS-compliant PDF) Yes (auto-generated, multi-channel delivery) Yes Yes Basic
Recurring giving management Yes (weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, annual) Yes Yes —
Pledge tracking with installments Yes (timeline, fulfillment tracking) — — —
Tribute / dedication gifts Yes (in honor of, in memory of) — — —
Employer matching gifts Yes — — —
Anonymous giving support Yes Yes Yes Yes
Payer identity resolution Yes (card fingerprint matching) — — —

“—” = not found on the platform’s public website as of March 2026.

Islamic-Specific Features

Feature Muin MOHID MasjidAl Masjid Solutions
Zakat fund categorization Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sadaqah fund categorization Yes Yes Yes Yes
Waqf (Islamic endowment) management Yes (full: principal, earnings, spending rate) — — —
Fitrah / Zakat al-Fitr Yes Yes — —
Zakat distribution tracking Yes Yes (collection + distribution) — —
Fund hierarchy (parent/child funds) Yes — — —
Fund spending rules & compliance Yes (category limits, salary caps) — — —
Endowment transaction ledger Yes (contributions, returns, distributions, fees) — — —
In-kind donation management Yes (with AI-assisted valuation) — — —
Planned giving (bequests, trusts) Yes — — —
Form 990 preparation assistance Yes — — —

“—” = not found on the platform’s public website as of March 2026.

Platform Capabilities

Feature Muin MOHID MasjidAl Donorbox
Multi-tenant (manage multiple locations) Yes — — —
Role-based access control Yes Yes Unknown Yes
API access Yes (full REST API) Limited — Yes
Webhook integrations Yes — — Yes
Membership management Yes Yes — —
Event management Yes Yes — Yes
Program/class registration Yes — — —
Communication (email/SMS) Yes Yes — Yes
Workflow automation Yes (trigger-based) — — —
Mobile app for staff Yes (Muin Go) Yes (Minbr) Yes (mDonate) Yes (Donorbox Live)
Prayer time display Planned — Yes (core product) —

“—” = not found on the platform’s public website as of March 2026.


What Each Platform Gets Right

MOHID has the broadest mosque management feature set among traditional competitors. Their zakat management workflow — covering collection, allocation, and distribution — is more complete than most. If you need a proven, mosque-specific CRM and are willing to pay $900+ for a kiosk, MOHID is a solid if expensive choice.

MasjidAl understands the importance of hardware design. Their mDonate kiosk is attractive and purpose-built, and their athan clock integration means the kiosk doubles as a prayer time display — a genuinely useful dual-purpose feature.

Donorbox offers the lowest barrier to entry for BYOD kiosks. Their Tap to Pay on Android feature means you can start collecting donations with just an Android phone — no external hardware at all. Their international reach (23 countries, 17 languages) is unmatched.

The Masjid App has the best live fundraising display among traditional competitors — showing real-time donation progress on a TV or projector during fundraising events. Their enterprise-grade kiosk hardware is built for 24/7 operation.

LaunchGood has the largest Muslim donor network (2.1M+ donors, $688M+ raised) and charges 0% platform fee. For online crowdfunding campaigns, they are hard to beat. But they have no in-person or kiosk solution at all.

Masjid Solutions offers the lowest entry point at $249 for an NFC tap-to-give device — a Samsung phone with case, charger, and lanyard included. If you need one device tomorrow for under $250, this is the fastest path.


Why Muin

Every platform in this comparison serves mosques, and each has strengths worth acknowledging (see “What Each Platform Gets Right” above). Here is what Muin brings that we believe is differentiated:

Designed for low total cost of ownership. BYOD means you buy consumer hardware at retail prices — no proprietary devices. A 0.5% platform fee on top of Stripe’s nonprofit rate (2.2%) keeps transaction costs at 2.7% total. Registered devices are included per plan (1 / 3 / 20 / 50 / unlimited), with paid device packs above your plan’s allowance.

Enterprise device management built in. Heartbeat monitoring, battery alerts, tamper detection, geofencing, device attestation, remote commands, staged firmware rollouts, and a fleet dashboard — all included. No third-party MDM subscription needed.

9 kiosk modes for every scenario. Payment collection, campaign donations, live fundraising appeals, donor wall, digital signage, POS, event check-in, attract screen, and self-service forms. One device, many uses.

Full Islamic finance support. Zakat lifecycle (collection, allocation, distribution), Waqf endowment management (principal preservation, spending rates, earnings tracking), Sadaqah, Fitrah, fund hierarchy with parent/child relationships, and spending rules compliance.

AI-powered operations. At-risk donor identification, bank reconciliation you confirm rather than retype, document intelligence, and Form 990 preparation — designed to help small teams operate with the sophistication of much larger organizations.

Unified giving across every channel. Kiosk, online, QR code, SMS, and cash — all feeding into a single donor profile with a single giving history and automatic tax receipts.

Multi-tenant from the ground up. If your organization manages multiple locations, one dashboard, one login, shared donor profiles, cross-location reporting.


What Makes Muin Different

Based on our review of publicly available information, these are capabilities we could not find on other platforms’ websites. If any platform listed here offers these features, we welcome corrections — please contact us.

1. Multi-Tenant Architecture

Muin is built multi-tenant from the ground up. If your Islamic organization manages multiple mosques, you get one dashboard, one login, shared donor profiles, and cross-location reporting. We did not find comparable multi-tenant support on other platforms’ public websites.

2. Intelligent Device Management

Muin treats devices as managed assets — with heartbeat monitoring, battery alerts, tamper detection, geofencing, device attestation, remote commands, staged firmware rollouts, and a fleet dashboard that shows every device’s status in real-time.

Muin Fleet Dashboard — real-time device monitoring with battery, status, mode, and attestation tracking

3. Unified Multi-Channel Giving

Muin unifies kiosk, online, QR code, SMS, and cash donations into a single donor profile with a single giving history and automatic tax receipts — regardless of how the donor gave.

Muin Payment Overview — unified view of all donations across channels with analytics

4. AI-Powered Operations

Muin includes at-risk donor identification, bank reconciliation you confirm rather than retype, document intelligence, and Form 990 preparation — designed to help small teams operate with the sophistication of much larger organizations.

5. Waqf and Endowment Management

Islamic endowments (waqf) require specialized accounting — principal preservation, spending rates, earnings tracking. Muin provides a full endowment transaction ledger with contribution, return, distribution, and fee tracking.

Muin Funds Management — General, Endowment, Designated, Scholarship, and Restricted fund types

6. Cash-to-Digital Bridge

Many mosque donations still come as cash. Muin’s cash payment recording (with offline support) lets volunteers record cash alongside digital donations in a unified ledger.


Decision Framework: Which Platform Is Right for You?

Choose Masjid Solutions if:

  • You need one device tomorrow for under $250
  • Budget is extremely tight
  • You just want basic NFC tap-to-give, nothing else

Choose MOHID if:

  • You want a proven, mosque-specific CRM with membership and zakat management
  • You have the budget for $900+ hardware and $150/mo software
  • You prefer proprietary hardware with support

Choose Donorbox if:

  • You already use Donorbox for online donations and want to add a kiosk
  • You operate outside the US and need international support
  • You have existing tablets you want to repurpose

Choose Muin if:

  • You want a low total cost of ownership
  • You need fleet management for multiple devices
  • You want unified giving across kiosk, online, QR, and text channels
  • You manage multiple locations or plan to grow
  • You want live fundraising appeal mode for Ramadan and events
  • You want to eliminate proprietary hardware lock-in
  • You need advanced Islamic finance features (Waqf, endowment, fund hierarchy)
  • You want a platform that does more than donations — CRM, compliance, finance, HR

The Bottom Line

Every platform in this comparison serves mosques well in different ways. MOHID has a broad mosque management feature set. Donorbox offers international reach. LaunchGood has the largest Muslim donor network for online crowdfunding. MasjidAl integrates prayer times with giving. The Masjid App offers compelling live fundraising displays. Masjid Solutions provides the fastest entry point for under $250.

Muin is designed to bring all of these together in one platform:

  • Consumer hardware (no proprietary lock-in)
  • 9 kiosk modes for every scenario
  • Enterprise-grade device fleet management
  • Real-time live fundraising appeals
  • Unified multi-channel giving with a single donor profile
  • Full Islamic finance support (Zakat lifecycle, Waqf endowment, fund hierarchy)
  • Multi-tenant architecture for organizations with multiple locations
  • AI-powered operations and document intelligence
  • A transparent 0.5% platform fee

We built Muin because we believe mosques deserve the same operational sophistication as any enterprise — at a fraction of the cost.

This comparison was last updated March 2026. If you represent a platform listed here and would like to correct or update any information, please contact us. We are committed to keeping this comparison accurate and fair.