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Associatify vs ChurchCMS

Associatify

associatify.org

ChurchCMS

churchcms.app

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FigureAssociatifyChurchCMS
Price from€89/mo$24.17/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open sourceYesYes
WebYesYes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published510
Spec score · Nonprofit Membership Management Software9.1 (#2)9.3 (#1)
Company foundedLinkedIn lists Herizon as founded in 2022, with headquarters in Helsinki and company size of 2–10 employees.LinkedIn lists GegoSoft as privately held, founded in 2017, headquartered in Madurai and employing 11–50 people.
DocumentationThe public site exposes marketing and legal pages but no accessible documentation, developer guide or changelog page was found.Documentation covers Laravel web/API setup, browser and CLI installers, Android installation, requirements, troubleshooting and module guides.
EventsEvent tools provide event pages, recurring sessions, registration and attendance tracking.Event management includes a shared calendar, registration, reminders, ministry groups, bulletins and Sunday-school registers.
HeadquartersEspoo, FinlandMadurai, Tamil Nadu, India
Intended usersThe maker describes Associatify as built for associations, foundations and similar organizations, including clubs, professional bodies, grant foundations and student unions.ChurchCMS says it was designed for small and medium churches and has no minimum congregation size.
LicenceThe terms state that the Associatify core is licensed under AGPLv3, while the hosted service and billing layer are proprietary.ChurchCMS and its Android app are presented as MIT-licensed code that can be modified, forked, commercially deployed and white-labelled.
Maker identityAssociatify is operated by Herizon Oy, Finnish business ID 3418543-7.ChurchCMS is maintained by GegoSoft Technologies OPC Private Limited, a web company based in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India.
SecurityThe privacy policy says data is hosted in the EU, encrypted in transit, passwords are hashed, customer data is isolated, audit logs are kept and backups are regular.Official material states SSL support, bcrypt password hashing, managed-hosting backups and security monitoring; it also claims GDPR-oriented data ownership.
Self-hostingThe terms describe Associatify as both a hosted service and open-source software, but provide no self-hosting instructions.The software can run on shared hosting, VPS or cloud infrastructure, with the church retaining its installation and database.
SupportFree plans are self-serve, while paid customers can book a setup call and the site offers demos.Support is offered through email and WhatsApp, GitHub discussions/issues and optional installation or managed-hosting services.
What it doesAssociatify is a hosted operations platform combining member management, grants, events, invoicing and a public website for nonprofits and associations.ChurchCMS combines church administration, a website, online giving, member management and a companion Android app in one open-source platform.

Plans

Associatify

  • FreeFree
  • Starter€89 a month
  • Pro€149 a month
  • Enterprise€2,900 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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ChurchCMS

  • Self-HostedFree
  • Self-Host It YourselfFree
  • Managed Hosting$29 a month
  • Managed Hosting Monthly$29 a month
  • Installation Service$99, paid once
  • We Install It For You$99, paid once
  • Managed Hosting (annual)$290 a year
  • Managed Hosting Annual$290 a year
  • Custom Website Template$399, paid once
  • Custom DevelopmentPriced on request

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In their own words

Associatify

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ChurchCMS

ChurchCMS is church management software for member administration, attendance, online giving, events, congregation communications, and a church website. Its CRM stores searchable member profiles, family links, giving and attendance history, messages, and printable QR membership cards. Giving supports one-time and recurring donations, donor records, statements, fundraising campaigns, and Stripe, M-Pesa, Flutterwave, and Paystack. A branded Android app provides sermons, events, giving, member messages, prayer requests, and a church calendar. The product exposes a REST API for core modules and describes payment and third-party integrations through it. Churches can self-host under the MIT license or use managed hosting. Self-hosting is free forever with all six core modules, the Android app, and no usage limits. Managed Hosting costs $29 a month; annual managed hosting costs $290 a year. A one-time installation service costs 99.00 USD. The maker says it serves small and medium churches, with no minimum congregation size.

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