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Reviewed · Updated 2026-06-19

subsplash

Church engagement platform for streaming, mobile apps, and community outreach.

Reviewed by the Conversion Gems editorial team ·
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Best for
Churches & ministries
Category
Community & Engagement Tools
The bottom line

The go-to all-in-one digital platform for churches that want app, media, and giving in one system.

6.9
Our score
6.9 / 10
Conversion Gems editorial verdict
Giving free; One from ~$149/mo
Features8/10
8 - broad faith-sector feature set covering apps, streaming, giving, groups, and child check-in in one platform.
Value6/10
6 - free Giving tier is a strong entry point, but full platform costs add up quickly with non-transparent modular pricing.
Ease of use6/10
6 - onboarding support provided, but custom app builds and App Store submissions extend time-to-launch significantly.
Ecosystem7/10
7 - Rock RMS and enterprise API integrations available; ecosystem is deep within faith sector but narrow outside it.
Support7/10
7 - dedicated church-platform team with onboarding; support depth is a known selling point for ministry clients.

Community ratings

4.3/ 5 aggregate · across 3 sources
G2
4.7170+ reviews
Capterra
4.5140+ reviews
Trustpilot
4.0340+ reviews

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What it really is

Subsplash — all-in-one church engagement platform for apps, streaming, and giving.

Our take

Subsplash delivers a comprehensive digital ministry suite: custom-branded mobile and TV apps, live streaming, sermon media hosting, online giving, and community tools under one roof. The DB listed $99/mo and a 'free_trial' tier, but the actual model is freemium — the Giving product is permanently free (transaction fees only), while the full Subsplash One platform starts around $149–$249/mo for small churches and scales by size. It is purpose-built for faith communities, not a generic nonprofit CMS.

Why we rate it

Purpose-built for churches with every digital touchpoint — app, web, livestream, giving, and community groups — in one integrated platform with faith-sector UX that generic tools can't match.

The catch

Pricing is opaque with no published tiers; real costs commonly reach $300–$800/mo after add-ons, and the platform is locked to the faith-community vertical with high switching costs.

Best for
Churches wanting a custom-branded iOS, Android, and TV app
Ministries consolidating streaming, giving, and community tools in one platform
Multi-campus organizations needing unified digital infrastructure
Not good for
Secular nonprofits or organizations outside the faith sector
Budget-constrained micro-churches needing low-cost basics only
Teams requiring deep ChMS integrations beyond Rock RMS
Friction report
Time to value
Moderate: Giving can launch within days, but a custom-branded app build and App Store approval adds several weeks.
Scale breakpoint
Multi-campus needs and custom API integrations require Enterprise tier at significantly higher cost.
Walled garden
High: media libraries, donor data, app, and community engagement all live inside Subsplash, making migration complex.

Frequently Asked Questions

Alternatives

Step up

Subsplash Enterprise for multi-campus operations, custom API integrations, and Rock RMS plugin.

Lighter alternative

Tithely for giving-only needs, or Church Community Builder for lighter engagement without a custom app.

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#ChurchTech#Apps

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