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ChurchRaise review

A broad free platform for church administration with service-planning support.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ChurchRaise is a web-based church management platform for churches and ministry teams that want one place for administration, communication, giving, events, groups, volunteers, and service planning. Its people and household tools include profiles, tags, imports, duplicate merging, and pastoral notes. Churches can also manage recurring gifts, donor statements, event attendance, child and family check-in, volunteer coverage, forms, websites, and reports. AI assistants extend into church content, design, giving analysis, service planning, and administration, making the product a broad option for churches that want worship-related workflows within a wider system.

The pricing structure is straightforward at the platform level: the Free platform is listed at $0 USD per month with monthly billing, and its highlights include People and CRM, Online giving, Email and SMS, Events and groups, Website builder, and Reports and analytics. The feature set also includes recurring schedules, sign-up links, attendance tracking, bulletins, announcements, and public event hubs. Prepaid AI credit purchases and free and paid subscription tiers are mentioned in the terms, so churches should distinguish the free platform from any separately governed paid or AI-related charges.

Ecosystem fit is a notable strength. ChurchRaise lists connections with Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, MinistrySafe, Vanco, Square, Zapier, QuickBooks Online, Twilio, Stripe, Planning Center, and Breeze. That range can help churches connect calendars, payments, accounting, messaging, safety workflows, and existing church-management tools. However, the platform is broader than a dedicated worship-planning product, and its stated coverage centers on web access. Churches seeking a focused service-order environment or broader platform coverage should compare alternatives; churches prioritizing free, all-in-one administration should find ChurchRaise a closer fit.

ChurchRaise pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free platform includes people, giving, events, groups, and reports
    • Covers check-in, volunteer scheduling, messaging, forms, and websites
    • AI assistants support content, giving analysis, and service planning
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-based platform coverage does not include a stated mobile app
    • Worship planning is one part of a broader administration platform
    • Paid tiers and prepaid AI credits are mentioned alongside the free plan

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