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A church platform that speaks your currency

A fair look at how Churchy compares to Breeze for churches based in Africa.

Breeze is a US-based church management tool known for being straightforward, and it bills in US dollars. If your church is in Africa, though, the day-to-day realities are different: giving comes in local currency, members expect SMS, and payments run through gateways common to the region.

Churchy is designed around those realities. Rather than compare feature checklists we cannot verify on your behalf, this page focuses on the things we can speak to plainly: local-currency plans, a free starting point, integrated Hellio SMS, and Paystack for online giving.

What sets Churchy apart

Local currency by default

Churchy detects your country and prices plans in GHS, NGN, KES, ZAR, or USD, so you are not converting every invoice.

Start at no cost

Create your account and set up members, groups, and attendance before committing to a paid plan.

Messaging included

Send reminders and follow-ups by SMS through Hellio, straight from your member lists.

Give online with Paystack

Members can give tithes and offerings using a gateway they already trust, with records tied to their profile.

One church, many branches

Growing churches often outgrow single-location tools. Churchy handles multiple branches and regional oversight, letting each location run its own membership and finances while leadership keeps a consolidated view across the whole church.

Bringing your records across

You do not have to leave your history behind. Churchy supports importing your existing members so you can pick up where you left off, then start recording attendance, first-timers, and giving without delay.

Frequently asked questions

Get started with Churchy

Free to get started, priced in your local currency, and built for churches across Africa.

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