Flock, a church management platform built to bring members, attendance, giving, events, and communication into one system, is now publicly available. It's free to start for any church, of any size, no card required.
The problem this solves
Over the last few posts, we've walked through what happens when a church runs on spreadsheets, scattered giving records, manual attendance, and communication spread across too many apps. We covered why churches outgrow spreadsheets, how to run a giving campaign without a finance team, and the real difference between manual and automated attendance tracking. None of that is a sign a church is doing something wrong. It's just what happens when the tools weren't built for the job in the first place. Flock was built to be that job-specific tool, a single platform instead of five disconnected ones.
What's included
Flock has four plans, each priced to fit where a church is at:
Free — up to 100 members, members, attendance and events, a public giving page, and both web and installable app access. No cost, no time limit.
Pro — everything in Free, plus a custom domain and branding, bulk email and media uploads, and the ability to bring your own email provider.
Growth — everything in Pro, plus scheduled campaigns, advanced analytics and finance tools, and ticketing, pledges, and automations.
Scale — everything in Growth, plus white-label access, API access, AI-driven insights and donor analytics, and priority support.
Pricing shown at checkout adjusts automatically to your local currency, full details on the pricing page.
Where things stand today
Churches are already live on Flock. What's launching now is the public marketing presence, this website, and the content that will follow it, not the product itself, which has been in use for a while. We wanted the platform working well before talking about it publicly, rather than the other way around.
Why now
We waited to make this announcement until the platform had already proven itself with real churches, rather than launching marketing before the product was ready to stand behind. That ordering matters to us. A church signing up today is using the same system that's already handling members, attendance, and giving for churches currently on Flock, not an early version still being tested.
Who Flock is for
Flock is built for any church, regardless of size or denomination. A small church just past the point of tracking everything by memory gets the same core tools, free, as a larger church running multiple services and ministries. The plans scale with what a church actually needs, not with assumptions about what kind of church it is.
What's next
We'll keep publishing practical content for church admins and leaders, and Flock itself will keep evolving based on what churches using it actually need. If there's something you wish it did, that's the kind of thing we want to hear directly, not guess at from the outside.
We also plan to keep this blog going as a resource, not just a launch announcement. Future posts will cover practical church admin topics, walk through specific features in more depth, and share what we're hearing from churches actually using the platform day to day.
Start free, or start a 14-day trial on a paid plan if you already know you need more.