For churches where the same three people do everything
Most church software is designed for a staff. If your church runs on a pastor, a treasurer and whoever is free on Tuesday, the problem is not features — it is that six half-used tools cost more attention than they save.
What changes for a small team
One list of people, not six
The membership record is the mailing list, the group roster, the attendance register and the giving record. Updating an address updates all of them.
Turn off what you do not use
A church with no courses should not show a Courses tab. Feature toggles hide a tool for everybody, so the portal reflects your church rather than our catalogue.
No payment processor required to start
Recording gifts by hand needs no credentials at all. You can be running on your first afternoon.
Give one volunteer one permission
The person who posts announcements does not need the keys to your giving records.
Both languages included
Not an upgrade, not a second site.
What we will not pretend
The native member app is not released, recurring card giving is not built, and card giving is enabled per church rather than self-serve. If any of those is the thing you need most, we would rather you knew now.
Frequently asked questions
- We are about forty people. Is this too much software?
- It is as much software as you switch on. Turn off what you do not use and the portal is a handful of tabs.
- What does it cost?
- The current plans and prices are on the pricing page, read live rather than typed into it.
Set your church up on Church By Faith
Create your church, invite your leaders and turn on only the tools you use. Nothing you do not need appears in anyone’s navigation.
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