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The main difference between Tithely and Subsplash is that Tithely has a superior user experience. Not only that, but Tithely offers a better text-to-give feature, a robust pledge tool, and more affordable pricing for their additional products.
A mobile church giving platform allows church leaders and churches to digitally collect donations from members. Mobile church giving platforms typically include capabilities for donation tracking, church accounting, and reporting.
A mobile church giving platform might also be known as a "mobile giving app."
Tithely is an online giving solution that makes it simple for church members to give on a church website, mobile app, via text message, or even at a church kiosk! Donors can give to Tithely with a credit card, debit card, ACH/bank transfer, or even cryptocurrency. Tithely allows church administrators to easily track and manage digital giving from members and visitors.
Tithely is also an online church management solution with advanced features for helping church administrators with tasks like volunteer management, attendance tracking, child check-in, and more. Finally, Tithely offers an easy-to-use, unlimited contact database called Tithely People.
Subsplash is an online giving solution that offers church members and visitors the ability to give on a mobile app, online, or via text message. Like Tithely, Subsplash also offers additional management products for churches at an additional cost.
This includes a cloud-based church management platform and CRM that functions like a customer database for churches.
The best Subsplash alternative is Tithely, hands down. Let's take a look at why.
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| Monthly Cost for Giving | $0/m | $0/m |
| Processing Fee | Per trx: 2.9% + $0.30 ACH: 1% + $0.30 |
Per trx: 2.9% + $0.30 ACH: 1% + $0.00 *but as giving increases transactions fees decrease to as low as 1.9% for cards and 0.5% for ACH |
| Multilingual Giving Forms |  |
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| Pledge Management | |
You can set up sub-funds but they don’t have comprehensive pledge management |
| Text Giving | $19/m |
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| Recurring Giving | |
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| Options for donor to cover fees | |
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| Made for Churches | |
But not initially a giving service |
| Customer Service Availability | 13 hours/day 5 days/week |
9 hours/day daily |
| UX Review | “It is rather user-friendly and the parts that have been updated to the new version look nice. Online giving is very intuitive and easy for our congregation to use.” | “It was very difficult to figure out how to manage. I spent hours and hours trying to get familiar with the user-interface (the backend of subsplash)." |
So, how does Tithely stack up to Subsplash?SubSplash users complain that the software is hard to use. SubSplash is a comprehensive product, but that can make it less intuitive and harder for your church admins to use.Subsplash did not start as a giving company and added that feature later. Tithely was designed with giving in mind and designed to be easy-to-use by everyone from your admin to your pastor. Tithe.ly offers longer customer support hours to make sure our customers are set up for success. Subsplash might offer free giving but they really just want you to start using their other apps. And if you do, be ready for a hefty price tag. A church sized 150 will be quoted around $300/mo for Subsplash One (their all-inclusive product package), and the bigger the church, the bigger that quote will most likely be. With Tithely, all churches no matter the size will pay $119/mo for access to our All Access package. |
Tithely Giving offers the following features:
Plus, Tithely Giving is absolutely free to use–no subscription fees or regular monthly costs. You only pay a minimal transaction fee, which can easily be covered by donors. That makes it an affordable option for small- to medium-sized churches.
Tithely’s wider suite of products–including the Tithely Church App and Tithely Websites–is extremely affordable, costing a flat fee of $119 for absolutely everything (even for large churches).
Tithely Customer Support is committed to long hours. They are available 13 hours a day, 5 days a week. They can help resolve any issue you might have, including basic technical questions and troubleshooting issues.
As one user puts it: "The help center is amazing and PATIENT!"
Subsplash's key features include:
Like Tithely, Subsplash is free to use, and includes no monthly costs outside of transaction fees. Their engagement tools–such as their app and church website–come at a much higher price, amounting to hundreds of dollars a month for a small- to medium-sized church.
Subsplash's customer support is also well-reviewed, but their total hours are slightly more limited than Tithely support hours. They are available 9 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Tithely Giving is compatible with all other Tithely products (Tithely People, Tithely ChMS, Tithely Church App, and more), as well as Elvanto, Ministry Platform, Shelby Systems, CCB, Breeze, and Faith Teams.
Subsplash Giving can be compatible with other church management systems, but they're not specific about which platforms.
Tithely provides a simple user experience for people of every technical skill level. One user says, "Tithe.ly is so comprehensive and easy to use." Tithely was designed to be intuitive and straightforward!
Subsplash has poor reviews when it comes to user experience. One user says, "It was very difficult to figure out how to manage. I spent hours and hours trying to get familiar with the user-interface (the backend of subsplash)."
Tithely and Subsplash offer similar products and services, but Tithely wins on several counts: They offer a superior user experience, better giving features (like text-to-give, pledge campaigns, and receipt management), and much more affordable pricing for their additional tools, like Apps and Websites.
Ultimately, Tithely was designed to be a giving platform first; Subsplash added giving as a gateway product for their more expensive software.
Subsplash is used for churches that want to collect financial donations online and engage members and visitors online.
Subsplash is designed specifically for churches, but could potentially be used by other types of ministries.
Tithely offers a church donation platform alongside church management tools. When you use Tithely, all your church contact information is synced across a single platform online.
Tithely offers its own app that church members can download to give to their church. Or, Tithely can build custom church apps for churches that want their own distinct mobile experience.
The main difference between Tithely and Subsplash is that Tithely has a superior user experience. Not only that, but Tithely offers a better text-to-give feature, a robust pledge tool, and more affordable pricing for their additional products.
A mobile church giving platform allows church leaders and churches to digitally collect donations from members. Mobile church giving platforms typically include capabilities for donation tracking, church accounting, and reporting.
A mobile church giving platform might also be known as a "mobile giving app."
Tithely is an online giving solution that makes it simple for church members to give on a church website, mobile app, via text message, or even at a church kiosk! Donors can give to Tithely with a credit card, debit card, ACH/bank transfer, or even cryptocurrency. Tithely allows church administrators to easily track and manage digital giving from members and visitors.
Tithely is also an online church management solution with advanced features for helping church administrators with tasks like volunteer management, attendance tracking, child check-in, and more. Finally, Tithely offers an easy-to-use, unlimited contact database called Tithely People.
Subsplash is an online giving solution that offers church members and visitors the ability to give on a mobile app, online, or via text message. Like Tithely, Subsplash also offers additional management products for churches at an additional cost.
This includes a cloud-based church management platform and CRM that functions like a customer database for churches.
The best Subsplash alternative is Tithely, hands down. Let's take a look at why.
|
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|---|---|---|
| Monthly Cost for Giving | $0/m | $0/m |
| Processing Fee | Per trx: 2.9% + $0.30 ACH: 1% + $0.30 |
Per trx: 2.9% + $0.30 ACH: 1% + $0.00 *but as giving increases transactions fees decrease to as low as 1.9% for cards and 0.5% for ACH |
| Multilingual Giving Forms | |
|
| Pledge Management | |
You can set up sub-funds but they don’t have comprehensive pledge management |
| Text Giving | $19/m |
|
| Recurring Giving | |
|
| Options for donor to cover fees | |
|
| Made for Churches | |
But not initially a giving service |
| Customer Service Availability | 13 hours/day 5 days/week |
9 hours/day daily |
| UX Review | “It is rather user-friendly and the parts that have been updated to the new version look nice. Online giving is very intuitive and easy for our congregation to use.” | “It was very difficult to figure out how to manage. I spent hours and hours trying to get familiar with the user-interface (the backend of subsplash)." |
So, how does Tithely stack up to Subsplash?SubSplash users complain that the software is hard to use. SubSplash is a comprehensive product, but that can make it less intuitive and harder for your church admins to use.Subsplash did not start as a giving company and added that feature later. Tithely was designed with giving in mind and designed to be easy-to-use by everyone from your admin to your pastor. Tithe.ly offers longer customer support hours to make sure our customers are set up for success. Subsplash might offer free giving but they really just want you to start using their other apps. And if you do, be ready for a hefty price tag. A church sized 150 will be quoted around $300/mo for Subsplash One (their all-inclusive product package), and the bigger the church, the bigger that quote will most likely be. With Tithely, all churches no matter the size will pay $119/mo for access to our All Access package. |
Tithely Giving offers the following features:
Plus, Tithely Giving is absolutely free to use–no subscription fees or regular monthly costs. You only pay a minimal transaction fee, which can easily be covered by donors. That makes it an affordable option for small- to medium-sized churches.
Tithely’s wider suite of products–including the Tithely Church App and Tithely Websites–is extremely affordable, costing a flat fee of $119 for absolutely everything (even for large churches).
Tithely Customer Support is committed to long hours. They are available 13 hours a day, 5 days a week. They can help resolve any issue you might have, including basic technical questions and troubleshooting issues.
As one user puts it: "The help center is amazing and PATIENT!"
Subsplash's key features include:
Like Tithely, Subsplash is free to use, and includes no monthly costs outside of transaction fees. Their engagement tools–such as their app and church website–come at a much higher price, amounting to hundreds of dollars a month for a small- to medium-sized church.
Subsplash's customer support is also well-reviewed, but their total hours are slightly more limited than Tithely support hours. They are available 9 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Tithely Giving is compatible with all other Tithely products (Tithely People, Tithely ChMS, Tithely Church App, and more), as well as Elvanto, Ministry Platform, Shelby Systems, CCB, Breeze, and Faith Teams.
Subsplash Giving can be compatible with other church management systems, but they're not specific about which platforms.
Tithely provides a simple user experience for people of every technical skill level. One user says, "Tithe.ly is so comprehensive and easy to use." Tithely was designed to be intuitive and straightforward!
Subsplash has poor reviews when it comes to user experience. One user says, "It was very difficult to figure out how to manage. I spent hours and hours trying to get familiar with the user-interface (the backend of subsplash)."
Tithely and Subsplash offer similar products and services, but Tithely wins on several counts: They offer a superior user experience, better giving features (like text-to-give, pledge campaigns, and receipt management), and much more affordable pricing for their additional tools, like Apps and Websites.
Ultimately, Tithely was designed to be a giving platform first; Subsplash added giving as a gateway product for their more expensive software.
Subsplash is used for churches that want to collect financial donations online and engage members and visitors online.
Subsplash is designed specifically for churches, but could potentially be used by other types of ministries.
Tithely offers a church donation platform alongside church management tools. When you use Tithely, all your church contact information is synced across a single platform online.
Tithely offers its own app that church members can download to give to their church. Or, Tithely can build custom church apps for churches that want their own distinct mobile experience.
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