The plate stays. Around it, your church gets a foyer kiosk, a bulletin QR, Tap to Pay on an usher's phone, giving pages, website widgets, social shares, and live giving events. Every channel lands in the same fund-separated ledger, so the treasurer is not reconciling seven separate systems on Monday.
The job
The gathered church on Sunday morning and the scattered church the other six days. Collection has to work for both without creating two systems, two reports, or two sets of giver records.
The plate is passed as it always has been. Alongside it: the kiosk by the sanctuary doors before and after the service, the QR code in the bulletin during the offering, ushers' phones at the overflow doors, and a live giving code on the screen for commitment Sundays and special offerings.
The giving-page link in the church WhatsApp group, the link in bio, the widget on your website, the poster QR at the midweek class — and recurring tithes arriving quietly in the background, week after week, whether or not anyone was in the building.
Every method on this page feeds the same records — tithe, offering, missions, building fund, benevolence — designated to the right fund the moment the gift lands.
On premise
For many churches, the giving moment still happens in the building. Put a real kiosk in the path people already walk, then support it with bulletin QR codes and Tap to Pay for overflow.
Foyer kiosk
Set a tablet on a stand near the sanctuary doors, welcome desk, parish office, or event table. Givers choose a fund, pick an amount, and tap their card — a card-present moment that feels as natural as buying coffee, but lands directly in your church ledger.
Every giving page ships with a print-ready QR and a giving.at short link
QR codes everywhere
Every giving page comes with a print-ready QR code. Put it in the Sunday bulletin's footer, on a lobby poster, on pew cards, and on the projected slide during the offering. A giver scans it and lands on your mobile giving page — no app to install, no account needed for a first gift.
Phone as kiosk
Easter morning, the foyer line grows. An usher opens the AloraChurch app on their own Android phone, switches it to kiosk mode, and starts receiving gifts with Tap to Pay — the giver taps their card or phone on the usher's phone. No reader, no tablet, no stand. It's also the lightest way to start in-person giving before buying any hardware at all.
An usher's Android phone, locked to the gift flow
Your giving page
The giving page is the destination everything else points to. Pick a ready-made template, start from draft copy your staff can edit, and publish when it is ready. Link it to an initiative so the thermometer climbs as gifts arrive, or run it evergreen as your church's always-on giving page.
Social & community channels
The church WhatsApp group, the link in bio, the sermon clip, the ad that reaches the neighborhood — your giving page travels everywhere as a short link and a QR code. No integrations to install; just links and pages, used well.
Drop the week's initiative link into the church community group. Two taps from the conversation to the gift.
Your giving page as the church's bio link — on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, always one tap away.
Print-ready QR codes for bulletins, posters, and pew cards — the analog bridge to digital giving.
Run Meta or Google ads straight to an initiative-linked giving page — a gift-ready landing page, out of the box.
Your website
Paste one script tag and your church website has a giving widget — fund and amount presets, a recurring-gift toggle, live initiative progress, and checkout in a hardened iframe so card data never touches your site. No developer project, no waiting on the volunteer who built the website.
<script async src="https://widget.alorachurch.com/embed.js"
data-widget-id="your-widget-id"></script>
The whole integration — one script tag
The live screen — one code, every phone in the room
Live giving events
Commitment Sundays, special offerings, building-fund banquets, missions galas. Put a 4-character code and a QR on the screen — the congregation gives from their phones, the foyer kiosk, and your website, and the total rises together, in real time, in the room.
One ledger
A gift tapped at the kiosk, scanned from the bulletin, shared through the WhatsApp group, given at a live event, or arriving from an ad — they all land in the same fund-separated ledger, designated correctly the moment they arrive. Tax receipts match your country — 501(c)(3) language in the US, CRA in Canada, Gift Aid flagging in the UK — and year-end statements are per giver, ready when January comes.
And recurring gifts ride every method. A first gift from any channel can become a weekly tithe or a monthly missions gift — managed by the giver in their own My Giving portal, without calling the church office.
Every gift from every channel, in one place — designated to the right fund