MOHID is cloud software and donation hardware for mosques, covering donations, memberships, Zakat and events. Plans start at $99/month. See features and…
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
MOHID is a cloud software platform built for mosques, called masjids on the site, that pairs a management dashboard with custom hardware for collecting donations. The company says it is used by more than 1,000 Islamic organizations and has deployed more than 3,000 donation kiosks. It describes the platform as an end-to-end system for donations, memberships, programs, fundraising and Zakat.
The site also reports more than $750 million in donations processed and more than 14 years in service. These are company claims and are not independently verified. The business is based in Lisle, Illinois, and its marketing focuses on mosques in the USA, with separate pricing pages listed for the U.S. and Canada.
Every MOHID setup starts with a MOHID Cloud plan, which the pricing page says is required to power any hardware or software add-on. Administrators use the cloud dashboard to manage donations, members, programs and communications, with real-time data and reports. Donations taken on devices are recorded in the same dashboard, so staff do not reconcile separate systems.
Hardware connects to that account. The kiosk, mTAP devices, handheld readers and signage player are managed from the dashboard, and the Khadm app lets administrators monitor devices and update prayer times from a phone. The FAQ states that kiosk donations are deposited directly into the masjid's designated bank account, and that donation receipts are sent to donors automatically.
The cloud platform covers donation management with customizable forms, a CRM and reporting; membership sign-ups and renewals; program and event registration; fundraiser management including ticket sales and pledge tracking; email and SMS announcements; and Zakat management from tracking beneficiaries to disbursing funds. A Scheduler Module handles hall and room bookings for weddings and community events.
Beyond the dashboard, MOHID sells donation kiosks, mTAP tap-to-donate devices, the MPM Neo S700 handheld, a Tap & Pay phone app, a signage player and website development. Minbr is a community app with donation tools, event registration, a Qibla finder and prayer timings. The vFR module runs goal-based online fundraisers shared by link, and a Year-End Summary feature supports donor tax receipts.
MOHID is a cloud management platform for mosques and Islamic organizations. It handles donations, memberships, programs, fundraising and Zakat, and pairs with kiosks, tap-to-donate devices and mobile apps.
Cloud plans start at $99 per month for Basic, with Professional at $199 per month and Pro-Eco from $99 to $214 per month. The page also shows a second price set of $109, $219 and $109 to $239. Hardware is extra, for example $999 per kiosk and $249 to $499 per mTAP device.
Yes. The site offers a Free Trial and a demo request, and the trial form asks which MOHID product the masjid wants to try. The kiosk fee is described as refundable if canceled before the trial period ends.
Yes. The FAQ says both are available on the kiosk, the Minbr app, vFR, the MPM app and the online donation form.
Yes. The FAQ states that donations made through the MOHID kiosk are deposited directly into the masjid's designated bank account.
No. The FAQ says MOHID does not limit transactions and that multiple users can be added with customizable access roles.
MOHID is built for mosques and Islamic organizations, mainly in the USA, that want donation, membership, program and Zakat management with optional in-person payment hardware.
Fill out the contact form on the website. The MOHID team then reaches out with onboarding support, a signup form and your MOHID credentials.