Popularity

Popularity demonstrates the overall trends relating to the quantities of reviews about software in the Donor Prospect Research space. While our popularity section does not examine user satisfaction, product affordability, competition dynamics, and language support - we will have sections for those subjects too.

Overall Popularity

Donor Prospect Research is currently the 384th most popular software category according to our figures with 47 reviews last year. Year over year, Donor Prospect Research's popularity fell by 21 reviews. Donor Prospect Research achieved its top popularity ranking in 2016 coming in 184th place with 82 customer reviews. It is at the moment at its lowest relative popularity ranking. In the last 6 years, the category has accrued 258 total reviews. As the 384th most reviewed category worldwide, Donor Prospect Research is an extremely niche category.

Old Vs. New

The earliest Donor Prospect Research product on our list is iWave given its first customer review landing in 2016. The newest Donor Prospect Research product to the market is iWave with its earliest known review surfacing in 2016.

Around the World

The United States uses Donor Prospect Research software products more than any other nation with an impressive 221 customer reviews. The most frequently used Donor Prospect Research product is iWave with an impressive 258 ratings.

Popularity by Business Size

Many firms using Donor Prospect Research technology are medium businesses, making up 41% of all reviews. They are followed by small business clients (41%), and large businesses (18%). The usage of Donor Prospect Research software solutions for medium businesses is receding currently, decreasing to 64% of the previous year's value. Donor Prospect Research products for large businesses are experiencing diminishing popularity as well, decreasing 64% of the prior year's value.

What Is Your Favorite Industry?

The top industries for Donor Prospect Research are higher education, non profit organization management, fund raising, museums and institutions, and philanthropy.