
Every percent that stays here
is a percent that reaches them.
Card, bank debit and text giving on one account, with the fee shown to the donor rather than quietly taken out of the gift.
A card at the door, a bank debit set up online, or a text on a Sunday morning. All of it arrives on one account.
The donor is offered the option of covering it. Many do — but it is asked, not assumed, and never added silently.
Emailed the moment it clears, with the detail your finance team needs at year end already on it.
Fund, campaign and appeal come through with the gift, so restricted giving stays restricted.
Card and wallet
In person or online
Bank debit
The cheapest recurring gift
Text giving
A keyword and an amount
Recurring gifts
Set once, retried if a card expires
Fund designation
Carried through to the ledger
Year-end receipts
Issued automatically
The cost of collecting the same month of giving, two ways. Bank debit is the cheapest route for a standing gift, so we set it up alongside card rather than instead of it.
A model of the collection cost on a stated $10,000 month, not a claim about your giving. Move the mix toward bank debit and the coloured slice grows — which is the only reason this chart is here.




Twenty years in church finance before this. She reads your statement first.

Gets the giving pages, the text keyword and the ledger export working.

The person who answers when something breaks on a Sunday morning.
Send a month of statements and we will show you where the fees actually go.
Keep more of every gift.
Send a month of statements and we will show you where the fees go, whether or not you switch.
What you do, how people give now, and roughly what comes in each month.
Networks and dioceses get per-site giving reports with consolidated settlement and one point of contact.
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