ChurchTrac
8.0#2 in church check-in softwareFrom $7 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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Excellerate
7.8#5 in church check-in softwareAndroidiOSWebLinux
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| Fact | ChurchTrac | Excellerate |
|---|---|---|
| Company size | LinkedIn lists ChurchTrac as a privately held software-development company with 11–50 employees and Jacksonville headquarters. | A 2017 industry directory listed a two-person team for Micro System Design. |
| Giving | Giving supports online donations, recurring gifts, text giving, contribution statements and donor coverage of transaction fees; Stripe processes payments. | Contribution tools include tithe and pledge tracking, check scanning, imports from online giving services, statements, and reporting. |
| Integrations | Documented integrations include Stripe, MinistrySafe, SongSelect and PraiseCharts. | The maker lists contribution imports for services including PushPay, Tithely, Planning Center, Clover, PayPal, Stripe, and Givelify-SK for Atom. |
| Rating on GetApp | 4.8 out of 5 from 864 verified reviews; value is 4.9, features 4.7 and support 4.9. | 4.9 out of 5 from 18 reviews |
ChurchTrac plans
- 75 people$29 a month
- 125 people$39 a month
- 250 people$59 a month
- 500 people$79 a month
- 1,000 people$99 a month
- Unlimited people$119 a month
Excellerate plans
- Basic desktop support$49 a year
- TrustRadius Basic cloud plan$49 a month
- Cloud solution (100 members)$50 a month
- Cloud Church Management (100 members)$50 a month
- Desktop support and upgrades$89 a year
- Desktop solution (100 members)$145, paid once
Pick ChurchTrac if…
ChurchTrac suits churches of different sizes and denominations that need people management, giving, worship planning, events, or child check-in. It may also suit congregations looking for a website and member app included with a subscription.
Pick Excellerate if…
Excellerate suits churches managing member and family records, contributions, attendance, groups, and volunteer schedules. Its cloud option supports several device types, while the desktop products are for Windows computers.