We've restructured our pricing to be simpler and more generous where it counts. Here's what changed and why.
By Sam Okoye · Founder
When we launched Aurnet's pricing tiers, we based them on what felt reasonable for a pre-launch product. Now that we're heading into production with real churches testing real workflows, we've revisited every number. Here's what changed.
The Website Builder was sitting behind the £149/mo paywall, which meant almost no one would see it before launch. Moving it to Growth at £99/mo makes it accessible to the churches that need it most — established congregations who want a public-facing site without hiring a developer. It's one of Aurnet's biggest differentiators, and it deserves to be seen.
Previously, if you hit your storage limit, you had to upgrade your entire plan. Now, each tier has a per-GB overage rate: £0.50/GB on Starter, £0.30/GB on Growth, £0.20/GB on Pro. Churches that need a bit more space don't have to jump to a higher tier just for storage.
This stays flat and simple. Every paid tier has the same 2.5% fee on giving transactions. No tiered rates, no hidden charges. Churches know exactly what they pay, and the fee is separate from Stripe's processing charge.
Existing churches on the old pricing will be grandfathered for 90 days. After that, plans will automatically align to the new structure at the next billing cycle.
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