Made for the church.
Most giving software was built for something else first — a storefront, a startup, a generic donation form — and then had a steeple drawn on it. AloraChurch was built the other way around.
Most giving software was built for something else first — a storefront, a startup, a generic donation form — and then had a steeple drawn on it. AloraChurch was built the other way around.
Our mission
A church is not a checkout flow. Its giving follows the church year — Advent and Lent, Holy Week and Easter, the autumn stewardship season, Christ the King. Its records aren't "transactions"; they are tithes, offerings, missions support, building funds, benevolence. Its people aren't "users"; they are a congregation.
So we built a platform where all of that is native, not configured in afterward:
From Advent through Christ the King — including the Western Easter / Orthodox Pascha split — the church year drives the platform's seasons, appeals, and reporting. Not a plugin. The spine.
Tithes, offerings, missions, building funds, and benevolence are real record types with their own workflows, statements, and pastoral tone — not labels pasted over a generic donation object.
The platform can prepare seasonal appeals, lapsed-giver letters, and stewardship messaging in your tradition's voice — and sensitive messages are not sent without a person on your staff saying yes.
Why AloraChurch
We watched church administrators reconcile the Sunday plate in spreadsheets, treasurers assemble year-end statements by hand in January, and pastors pay per-member fees for software that still didn't know what Lent was. The tools were either too generic to be helpful or priced for megachurches.
AloraChurch is our answer: one platform where the foyer kiosk, the Sunday-bulletin QR code, the giving page, the live commitment-Sunday moment, and the giver's own My Giving portal all feed one audited ledger — with the church year built in and the price within reach of a church plant. Start free, stay free; larger and multi-campus churches that need their own domain and device fleets carry the platform for everyone else.
And because vocabulary, liturgy, and tone differ across traditions, content for each tradition goes through review by credentialed clergy and subject-matter experts — Catholic copy reviewed by Catholic reviewers, Methodist by Methodist — with the review status visible in the product until it's approved.
Contact
Questions before you sign up, a migration to plan, or a multi-parish network to discuss — write to us and a real person answers.
Support is included for every church, on every plan.
AloraChurch is a brand of Sineris Holdings.