masjidbox Review, Pricing & Features

Masjidbox is an all-in-one mosque management platform with digital screens, a no-code app builder, a website builder, donations, and prayer-time tools. See…

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Community Platforms
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Freemium: free tier per product, Silver plans €15-29/mo, Global Bundle €62/mo, one month free on annual billing.
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August 5, 2026
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Masjidbox is a modular SaaS platform that helps mosques and Islamic centers digitize day-to-day operations and reach worshippers beyond the physical building. It is sold as four connected products: Masjidbox Screens for digital signage and announcements, Masjidbox Applications for building a branded no-code mobile app (iOS and Android), Masjidbox Pages for a drag-and-drop mosque website, and Masjidbox Social for automating prayer-time and Ramadan-schedule posts across social media. A free Donations module lets mosques collect one-time and recurring gifts and track fundraising projects in real time, and Masjidbox also ships prayer-time calendars and embeddable website widgets. Each core product (Screens, Applications, Pages) has its own free tier plus a paid Silver tier, and the platform supports 15+ languages including Arabic, English, French, Turkish, and Urdu. Masjidbox is used by mosques and larger institutions globally, including the Ministry of Awqaf & Islamic Affairs (Qatar), the Muslim World League, UK Islamic Mission, and the Islamic Society of North America. A separate consumer app, Masjidbox One, lets individual worshippers find mosques, track prayer times, and donate remotely.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Bundles digital signage, a mobile-app builder, a website builder, donations, and social-media automation into one platform built specifically for mosque operations
  • Every core product (Screens, Applications, Pages) ships with a genuinely usable free tier, letting small mosques start at no cost before upgrading
  • No-code, drag-and-drop setup for both the mobile app and website removes the need for in-house developers
  • Broad multilingual support (15+ languages, including Arabic, English, French, Turkish, and Urdu) suits internationally diverse congregations
  • Adopted by large, recognizable institutions (Ministry of Awqaf & Islamic Affairs Qatar, Muslim World League, Islamic Society of North America), signaling it can scale beyond a single small mosque

Cons

  • Publishing your own branded app requires the mosque to hold its own Apple Developer and Google Play developer accounts, adding setup overhead beyond Masjidbox itself
  • The public pricing page shows only Free and Silver tiers per product with no visible enterprise/custom plan for large, multi-branch organizations
  • Company transparency is limited — no founding date, headquarters, or team size is published on the site
  • Named third-party integrations (payment processors, CRM, calendar/automation tools) are not documented publicly, so interoperability with other systems can't be confirmed

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