Compare MosesTab to Other Church Software

Planning Center offers a collection of separate apps for different church functions, including worship planning, check-in, giving, groups, and registrations. Each app is purchased separately.

Breeze is known for its simplicity and ease of use, targeting small to medium churches that want straightforward church management without complexity.

Tithe.ly started as a mobile giving app and has expanded into a broader church platform, though giving remains its core strength. They offer ChMS features through their All-Access subscription.

ChurchTrac positions itself as affordable church management software, with a free tier and low-cost paid plans. It's popular among small churches with limited budgets.

Pushpay is a leading mobile giving platform that expanded into comprehensive church management. Originally focused on mobile donations, Pushpay now offers a broader church engagement suite including ChMS features, church apps, and media tools — though giving remains its flagship product.

Subsplash is known for building custom branded mobile apps for churches, along with a giving platform and media hosting. Founded in 2005, Subsplash focuses heavily on content delivery — podcasts, sermon archives, and live streaming — alongside its church engagement tools.

FellowshipOne is a legacy enterprise church management system now part of Ministry Brands. Originally launched in 1999, it was one of the first web-based ChMS platforms and has served large, multi-campus churches for decades. Today it continues under the Ministry Brands umbrella alongside other acquired church tech products.

Church Community Builder (CCB) is a long-standing church management system known for its community engagement features. Founded in 2000, CCB focused on helping churches build connected communities through groups, events, and member engagement tools. It is now part of the Pushpay family, integrated into the Church Center ecosystem.

Realm is a cloud-based church management system from ACS Technologies, one of the oldest names in church software (founded in 1978). Launched in 2014, Realm represents ACS's modern cloud offering, featuring member management, giving, groups, and accounting integration — with a particular focus on denominational churches and traditional church operations.

Clearstream is a church texting and communication platform that helps churches connect with their congregation through SMS/MMS messaging, automated workflows, and group-based communication. It focuses on text-based engagement rather than full church management.

EasyTithe is one of the oldest online giving platforms for churches, founded in 2003. It provides simple donation processing through web, text-to-give, kiosk, and a giving app. EasyTithe focuses on making it easy for churches to accept online donations without requiring a full church management system.

MinistryOne is a mobile-first church app created by ACS Technologies (parent company founded in 1978). Launched in 2018, MinistryOne focuses on providing churches with a branded mobile app experience featuring a member directory, event management, push notifications, and integration with ACS's broader church management ecosystem.