How much does Dueflow cost a church?

The church pays $0 – no platform fees or contracts. Givers pay a small processing fee when they give online, shown before checkout, and many choose to cover it. Cash and check gifts are recorded for free.

Can we keep building-fund and missions gifts separate?

Yes. Each designated fund is tracked with its own balance and contribution history, so restricted gifts are reported separately from general offering.

Do you support recurring giving?

Yes. Members can set up a recurring gift by ACH or card, and it continues without further action from the office.

Can we track pledges against actual giving?

Yes. Record each household's pledge and Dueflow shows progress, remaining balance, and who is behind – with optional automated reminders.

Can we still count cash and envelopes?

Yes. Record cash and check gifts against the right fund and giver so the ledger stays complete and statements are accurate.

Churches & Religious Organizations

Your congregation's money, in trusted hands.

Dueflow gives churches, parishes, and religious organizations online giving, pledge tracking, and event collections in one place – with reporting the finance committee can stand behind. $0 platform fees, so more of every gift stays with the ministry.

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Dueflow charges organizations $0 in platform fees. Members pay a small processing fee per payment.

$0 platform fees
5-minute setup
Board-ready reporting
Updated September 7, 2026

$0platform fees for the church
100%of designated gifts tracked to their fund
5 minto publish a giving page

The problem

Giving is spread across too many channels to reconcile

Offering comes in by envelope, a giving app, a card reader at the back of the sanctuary, and the occasional check mailed to the office. Pledges are tracked in a spreadsheet, building-fund gifts get mixed into general offering, and the volunteer counting team spends every Monday matching totals that never quite tie out.

With Dueflow

One record for giving, pledges, and designated funds

Dueflow gives you a giving page members can use from their phone, recurring gifts that continue without a reminder, and pledge tracking that shows each household's commitment and progress. Designated funds – building, missions, benevolence – stay separated, and the finance committee sees a live picture instead of a monthly reconstruction.

Online and recurring giving
A giving page members can reach from a link, a QR code in the bulletin, or their phone – with recurring gifts that keep going.
Designated funds kept separate
Building, missions, and benevolence gifts are tracked against their own fund, so restricted money is never quietly absorbed into general operating.
Pledge tracking by household
Record annual pledges and see who has given, who is on pace, and what remains outstanding – without a side spreadsheet.
Gentle, automated follow-up
Pledge and payment reminders go out by email and SMS on a schedule you control, in language you choose.
Events, retreats, and classes
Collect for retreats, camps, and ministry events with shareable links – including instalments for families.
Staff and volunteer reimbursements
Ministry expenses get submitted with receipts, approved, and paid to a bank account, with every approval documented for the board.

How a church gets set up

Step 1
Create your funds
Set up general offering plus any designated funds – building, missions, benevolence.
Step 2
Publish a giving page
Share a link or a bulletin QR code so members can give online or set up a recurring gift.
Step 3
Record pledges
Load annual pledges by household so progress is tracked automatically as gifts arrive.
Step 4
Report to the committee
Give the finance committee view-only access to live giving and fund balances.

Restricted gifts stay restricted

Trust is the whole currency of church finance. Nothing damages it faster than a designated gift that cannot be traced – a building-fund donation that shows up only as part of a Sunday total.

Dueflow attributes every gift to the fund it was given for, keeps the giver's record attached, and reports fund balances separately, so the answer to 'how much have we actually raised for the roof' is always a number with a history behind it.

Per-fund balances and contribution history
Giver statements for tax time
Complete audit trail for the finance committee

Stewardship the treasurer can hand over

Church treasurers are usually volunteers, and the role turns over. When the records live in one person's spreadsheet and inbox, the transition costs the church months of continuity.

Because giving, pledges, reminders, and reimbursements all live in Dueflow, an incoming treasurer inherits the full history on day one – and the church keeps its institutional memory.

What churches get on Dueflow

Online giving pages and QR codes
Recurring gifts
Designated fund tracking
Pledge campaigns with per-household progress
Automated pledge and payment reminders
Event, retreat, and class collections
Reimbursements with approvals and receipts
QuickBooks-ready exports and giver statements

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Your congregation's money, in trusted hands.

Giving is spread across too many channels to reconcile

One record for giving, pledges, and designated funds

Online and recurring giving

Designated funds kept separate

Pledge tracking by household

Gentle, automated follow-up

Events, retreats, and classes

Staff and volunteer reimbursements

How a church gets set up

Create your funds

Publish a giving page

Record pledges

Report to the committee