One platform, not a patchwork
Most chapters looking for an OmegaFi alternative aren't unhappy with billing. They're unhappy that billing lives in one place, the GroupMe lives in another, the rush spreadsheet lives in a Google Drive, attendance lives on a clipboard, and the alumni directory lives in somebody's old contacts list.
Greekly is designed as the single platform chapters use to run their operation end-to-end. Dues collection is one feature. Event attendance is another. Organized messaging, recruitment pipeline, risk documentation, and an alumni directory are all built in. Officers log into one place, and the roster is the same roster everywhere.
Built for 2026 chapter operations
- Stripe-native dues. Charge semester dues and one-off assessments. Auto-remind late payers. Every officer with the treasurer permission sees a live paid/unpaid board — no batch exports, no reconciliation spreadsheet.
- Attendance that actually gets tracked. Rotating event codes at the door. Required events tagged automatically. Members see their own record in their portal — standards conversations become evidence-based.
- Recruitment end to end. PNM tracking, round scheduling, votes, and electronic bid distribution — the whole rush pipeline in the platform you already use for everything else.
- Organized messaging. Separate channels for exec, committees, pledge class, and the full chapter, with officer-only channels and end-to-end encryption on sensitive standards threads.
- Alumni you can actually reach.Directory, event invitations, and giving campaigns so four years of brotherhood or sisterhood doesn't end at graduation.
- Officer transitions that don't start from zero.Permissions are tied to positions, not individuals. When the new exec board is elected, nothing gets lost on an outgoing officer's laptop.
When Greekly is the better fit
Greekly is built for chapters that want a single command center — dues plus everything else. If your exec board is currently logging into one tool for billing, GroupMe for messaging, a spreadsheet for dues status, and a clipboard for attendance, consolidating into one platform saves hours a week and keeps the chapter running smoothly through officer turnover.
If your chapter only wants a billing processor and nothing else, OmegaFi is a long-established option. Greekly's value is that billing is one feature in a larger platform — so the same system that collects dues also runs the attendance, the recruitment pipeline, and the alumni directory.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Greekly a direct OmegaFi replacement?
- Greekly covers the same dues-collection workflow — charging members, tracking payments, reconciling with your chapter account — plus events, messaging, recruitment, risk, and alumni in one platform. Most chapters use Greekly as a full replacement for the OmegaFi-plus-five-other-apps stack.
- Can we migrate our roster and dues history into Greekly?
- Yes. Most chapters import their roster from a CSV during onboarding. Historical dues data can be imported the same way if you want the paid/unpaid record to carry over. Our team walks exec boards through the setup in a live session.
- How does Greekly collect dues?
- Greekly integrates with Stripe. Chapters create a dues charge, assign it to the roster, and members pay through the portal. Late payers are auto-reminded. Officers see a live paid/unpaid board — no batch reconciliation required.
- Do we need a separate tool for recruitment or messaging?
- No. Recruitment, messaging, attendance, alumni, and dues are all built into Greekly. That's the core difference from running a billing tool plus GroupMe plus a rush spreadsheet — one login, one roster, one source of truth.
- Is Greekly more expensive than OmegaFi?
- Pricing depends on your chapter size and which features you use. Contact the team for a chapter-specific quote — most chapters find the all-in-one pricing lower than running a billing tool plus the handful of other apps it replaces.
- How long does it take to switch?
- Most chapters finish onboarding in under an hour. An exec-board member creates the chapter account, imports the roster, configures dues, and invites officers and members. The platform is usable from day one — you can run the next chapter meeting through it.