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Scout review

#27 of 42 in Church Check-In Software

A focused church platform for kiosk check-in, child safety workflows, and attendance.

6.4/10Editor score
Scout6.4 Visit Scout

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Scout is a cloud-based church management platform for churches and ministries that need structured child check-in alongside people, household, attendance, and church administration tools. Its core workflow runs through a kiosk: children can be assigned to rooms by age, while printed labels and parent receipts include security codes. Pickup can be verified at the kiosk or handled by an authorized volunteer using phone-based QR scanning. Scout also includes people and household records, church reports, a member app, and apps for iOS and Android.

Pricing is organized by the number of people served. The Under 250 plan costs $69 per month, while 250 to 750 costs $99 per month and 750 to 2,000 costs $199 per month. Each of these plans includes all Scout features, unlimited staff and members, and no per-user fees. The 2,000+ plan includes all Scout features. Scout does not offer a free plan, but a 30-day free trial is available. The paid tiers are straightforward, although the entry price may be high for a church seeking only a basic check-in tool.

The standout area is the child-safety workflow, combining age-based room assignment, label printing, security codes, kiosk pickup verification, and QR scanning from a volunteer phone. Attendance data and church reports extend the value beyond the check-in desk, while the member app covers updates, schedules, groups, and giving. Scout is a good fit for churches that want simple kiosk automation with broader church management capabilities. Churches that need extensive integrations or only a narrowly focused check-in product should consider alternatives.

Scout pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automatic room assignment by child age
    • Security-code labels and QR pickup scanning
    • Unlimited staff and members with no per-user fees
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $69 per month with no free plan
    • Limited integration options
    • Broader church management scope may exceed check-in needs

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