No credit card to begin. No per-user fees. One subscription covers iOS, Android, and the web admin — for everyone in your church.
Everything you need to get connected. No time limit, no credit card.
Add training, deeper admin tools, and bulk SMS as your congregation grows.
Website builder, ticketing, a sermon library and member journeys.
For larger churches: single sign-on, white-label branding, an API and priority support.
The worship team’s own workspace — songs, parts and Sunday sets, joined up with the rota.
Add it from your dashboardOne all-in fee per gift — card processing included, nothing stacked on top.
Declared as people give, ready to claim — your HMRC claim file is one export.
Paid straight to your church’s bank account through Stripe.
One simple, all-in fee of 3.5% + 20p per gift — card processing is included, so Aurnet pays Stripe out of it and there’s no separate processing line. Givers are charged exactly what they choose to give.
Per £15 ticket — the same all-in fee as giving, nothing added.
Their published UK booking fee of 6.95% + 59p on the same ticket.
What stays with the church instead of leaving it.
Worked on a £15 ticket. Eventbrite’s published UK booking fee is 6.95% + 59p per paid ticket, which in the UK already includes payment processing. Aurnet charges 3.5% + 20p, the same all-in fee as a gift. And the person who books stays in your records rather than someone else’s.
Nobody gets locked out. We’ll prompt you to upgrade to a plan that fits your size so you can keep growing without interruption.
Yes. Upgrade or downgrade from the admin dashboard whenever you like. Upgrades are pro-rated; downgrades take effect at the next billing cycle.
Everything, in one number. The single all-in fee covers card processing (Aurnet pays Stripe out of it — there’s no separate processing line), automatic receipts, Gift Aid declarations, annual giving statements, and fund allocation. Givers are charged exactly what they choose to give, and your church receives the gift minus the one fee. No hidden second deduction, nothing for members to opt into.
Because you are paying twice for something you already have. Eventbrite’s UK booking fee is 6.95% + 59p per paid ticket; Aurnet charges the same 3.5% + 20p it charges on a gift — on a £15 ticket that is £1.63 against £0.73, so a 200-seat event keeps about £180 in the church. The part that is harder to price: the person who books a seat is already a member, already in the app, and stays in your records. On Eventbrite they are a row in someone else’s database and you get an export.
No long-term contracts. Monthly plans bill month-to-month, annual plans bill once per year. Cancel any time from the admin dashboard.
No. The church pays the subscription. Members download the app and join for free.
Chat, events, sermons, Bible plans, pastoral care, prayer requests, testimonies, and custom branding. No time limit, no credit card.
There is something better: Free has no time limit and no card. Run your church on it for as long as you like — most of what a smaller church needs is in there — and upgrade the month you need something it does not do. Upgrades are pro-rated and you can downgrade again from the dashboard, so there is nothing to commit to and nothing to remember to cancel.
Nothing is deleted. Features outside your new plan become read-only until you upgrade again.
Set up your church in minutes. Free plan, no card, no sales call required.