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Kindrid review

#19 of 26 in Church Giving SoftwareNonprofit Text-to-Give Software

A text-to-give-focused platform with broad church giving and engagement features.

7.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Kindrid is a church-focused digital giving platform for churches and faith-based organizations. It supports donations through text, web, mobile apps, and kiosks, with one-time and recurring gifts, ACH and card payments, fund designations, multi-location tracking, reporting, giver accounts, and event registration. Its text-to-give offering includes a dedicated giving number, making the product a natural fit for churches that want mobile-first donation access alongside web giving pages and links.

The published plans focus on the custom branded church app. The app costs $120 per month and includes a custom app icon, name, and splash screen, plus a church-branded mobile app for giving, events, content, and notifications. A separate custom branded church app setup costs $1,800 as a one-time charge. Kindrid also advertises a 30-day trial, while core pricing uses contact sales. Churches should therefore distinguish the published app pricing from the wider platform’s commercial terms when evaluating the total cost.

Kindrid’s broader feature set extends beyond donations. Churches can offer giving history and giver accounts, track multiple locations, manage fund and multi-designation giving, and review giving and recurring-gift reports. ChMS integrations and API webhooks support connections with church management workflows, while the MinistryOne app adds content, events, prayer requests, notifications, and giving history. Kindrid fits churches that prioritize dedicated text-to-give and want giving combined with app-based engagement. Churches seeking only a basic, low-cost donation page may find its branded-app pricing and setup structure less suitable.

Kindrid pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Dedicated text-to-give number plus web, app, and kiosk giving
    • Supports recurring gifts, ACH and cards, designations, and accounts
    • Adds multi-location tracking, reporting, integrations, and webhooks
  • Where it doesn't
    • Core pricing uses contact sales rather than a published plan
    • Custom branded app pricing starts at $120 per month
    • Custom branded app setup adds a one-time $1,800 charge

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