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Churchy vs Church HQ

A full church management platform for Ghana and beyond, with pricing in your local currency.

Church HQ is a church management system active in Ghana with online giving through Paystack, supporting cards, mobile money and bank transfer. For churches wanting local payment options it is a recognisable choice.

Churchy also uses Paystack for giving and is built for Ghanaian and wider African churches, while adding local-currency auto-pricing, secure children check-in with printed tags and a full finance module. Here is a fair side-by-side.

What sets Churchy apart

Pricing in local currency

Churchy shows plans automatically in GHS, NGN, KES, ZAR or USD based on your country, and offers a free plan so you can start without any upfront cost.

Secure children check-in

Print a check-in tag with a pickup code and barcode for each child, so children are released only to the right guardian. It is a genuine safeguarding tool, included as standard.

Full finance module

Handle income, expenses, vendors and budgets alongside tithes and giving, so your treasury and membership data sit in one connected place.

Oversight for church groups

Manage multiple services and branches with regional or denominational oversight, ideal for churches and denominations growing across locations.

Paystack giving plus everything after it

Like Church HQ, Churchy processes giving through Paystack with card, mobile money and bank transfer. The difference is what surrounds it: every contribution flows into the integrated finance module, and members connect to attendance, follow-up, groups and pastoral care in the same system.

Designed for churches in Ghana and across Africa

Churchy combines a member database, attendance, children check-in, first-timer follow-up, bulk SMS through Hellio Messaging, events and reports. With local-currency pricing and multi-branch support, it suits both single congregations and larger denominations.

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