Church management software and a member portal, built from scratch for churches — and churches only. Giving, directory, communications, events, worship planning, and serving in one place — one platform and one bill, instead of six logins and six vendors. Now in pilot.
Every tool your staff and members reach for — in one place, instead of six logins and six invoices.
Now piloting with churches across NAPARC denominations.
The North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council — the world Flock was built for.Most church software stops at the database. Flock was built by people who sit in the pews and the session meetings — so it keeps going.
Attendance, giving cadence, contact history — fused into one quiet signal per household, so Monday starts with "who needs a call this week," not a hunch.
A meal train that already knows the household. Deacons post the need, the congregation claims it, and the care lands on the shepherding record — not on a separate signup site.
Catechism questions, a psalm, and readings — scheduled forward automatically for every family, in the app and printable for the kitchen table.
Elder and deacon meetings with agendas, attendance, and minutes drafted for you — feeding a permanent decision register that outlives everyone's inbox.
One screen from 8am to noon — today's plan, volunteers, and announcements — plus foyer and stage displays that run on any TV, no login, no install.
Members install your church — your name, your icon, your colors — not ours. It works offline in a building with bad signal, and most updates never wait on an app store.
AI, on a leashIt drafts and suggests — nothing sends, saves, or spends until a person says so.
The same platform serves the people running the church and the people who belong to it.
The quiet part of church software is who owns the money, the data, and the bill. We made it the loud part.
Giving runs through your church's own Stripe account — not ours. Your donations, your processor relationship, your negotiated rates. We never take a cut of a gift.
Every church on Flock gets its own database — not a row in someone else's table. Export everything, any time. If you ever leave, you leave with all of it.
More people giving, more volunteers serving, more admins helping — that's your church growing, not a reason for your bill to. Unlimited admin seats on every plan.
Flock isn't one more subscription on top of the pile — it replaces the pile. The essentials are built in, one platform and one bill — and the few big add-ons are ones you choose up front, not ones you discover on the invoice.
Plans are priced by the people in your directory — never by how much they give or how many volunteers pitch in. A few big capabilities are optional add-ons, so a church plant never subsidizes what it doesn't use.
Up to 200 people in the directory — with room for every newsletter subscriber on top, free.
Up to 5,000 people — for the established congregation that's tired of juggling five tools.
Unlimited people — plus the control plane for denominations and multi-church networks.
Big capabilities, priced on their own so only the churches that want them pay for them. Available on any plan.
Flock is in pilot, which means the churches joining now aren't just customers — they're shaping it. Here's what going first actually gets you.
Schedule a consultation and we'll land on a number that makes sense for your church.