Tithely review: church giving, management, app, and website tools. Giving is free to start and All-Access is $119/month. See features and fees.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Tithely is church software that combines online giving, church management, a custom church app, and a website builder. It is aimed at churches and ministries, and the company says it serves over 53,000 churches worldwide. Its stated mission is to serve the Church with simple, effective, and affordable technology.
The company began in 2012, when CEO Dean Sweetman wondered why he could order coffee from a phone but not give to church. His son Barnabas built the first giving version in six months. Today Tithely has a fully remote team of nearly 200 people.
A church starts with the free giving tools, which provide an online giving form, a mobile giving app, and text giving. Donors can give with or without an account, choose recurring gifts, and use Apple Pay or Google Pay. Gifts are recorded in the same system as member data.
Churches can then add management, an app, or a website, or take the All-Access plan. The People database syncs with giving data, and groups, messaging, check-in, and service planning use the same member records, so staff work from one place instead of several tools.
On the giving side, Tithely offers unlimited donations, pledge campaigns, custom funds, Cover the Fees, QuickGive, offline gift recording, check scanning with remote deposit, and end-of-year tax statements. Giving is available in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Chinese.
Management tools include member directories, attendance tracking, a unified calendar, forms and event registration, kids check-in, volunteer scheduling, and unlimited email. The church app adds push notifications, live streaming, group chat, and a prayer wall. Tithely Sites provides templates with a livestream embed and sermon media player.
Tithely is church software that combines online giving, church management, a custom church app, and a website builder. The company says it serves over 53,000 churches worldwide.
Giving is free with no monthly fee. Church Management is $72/month, Mobile Church App is $89/month, Website is $19/month, and All-Access is $119/month. Large churches can request custom enterprise pricing.
Yes to both. Free Giving has no monthly fees or contracts, and all plans include a 30-day free trial. Credit card details are not required to sign up for free giving.
Credit and debit cards cost 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction, ACH and bank transfers cost 1% + $0.30, and AMEX costs 3.5% + $0.30. Donors can choose to cover these fees.
Listed integrations include QuickBooks Online, RockRMS, Engiven, Elvanto, Salesforce, MinistryPlatform, Shelby, and The StudioC. It also connects to CCLI/SongSelect and MinistrySafe.
The free giving plan with no monthly fee suits small churches, and the website and app are available as low-cost add-ons. The company also offers separate custom packages for churches with 2,000 or more members.
Yes, through Engiven. Churches can accept Bitcoin and 25+ cryptocurrencies, which are converted to USD and deposited to the church bank account, with donor receipts and reporting.
Support is available Monday to Friday, 5:00am to 5:00pm Pacific Time, through a help center and contact options. The contact route depends on whether the account was created before or after May 13, 2025.