Pricing, compared

$19 flat, next to per-member pricing.

Most church software prices by attendance or by the number of people you store, so the bill moves as your church grows. SundayBridge is one flat $19 a month — the same at 60 people or 300. Here is how the pricing models actually differ, with honest, model-level numbers rather than a figure that goes stale the week a vendor changes a tier.

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SundayBridge vs Breeze vs Planning Center vs ChurchTrac

SundayBridgeBreezePlanning CenterChurchTrac
Price model$19/mo flat, one login per churchTiered by average attendancePer product, priced by peopleFree tier, then scales by database size
Cost as you growNever changes — 60 people or 300, same billRises as attendance crosses tier bandsRises as profiles grow and products are addedRises with the number of people you track
Member / record limitsNone — unlimited people and householdsPriced by attendance band, not a hard capTiers set by profile / contact countsFree tier capped; paid scales by people
Getting startedWalk the public demo, then import your directory by CSVSingle integrated platform to set upSet up each product (People, Check-Ins, Giving…) separatelySingle integrated platform to set up

Competitor entries summarize each vendor's published pricing model, not a quoted price — tiered and metered figures change, so confirm current numbers on each vendor's own pricing page. SundayBridge is one flat $19 a month with no per-member or per-module tier.

The honest version

A flat price is not automatically cheaper. A very small church can pay less on a competitor's free tier, and a broad platform like Planning Center does real work — check-in, messaging, giving processing — that SundayBridge does not. What a flat $19 buys is predictability: the treasurer writes one line in January and it never moves, no attendance band to sit near, no per-person tier to cross. If your weekly jobs are a trustworthy directory, a follow-up board that ages, giving records, and a serving schedule, that trade is worth comparing before you configure a bigger system to do the same handful of things.

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