StewaraBuilt by a pastor. Made for the whole church.
Most church software splits your work across half a dozen apps and logins, or keeps your books somewhere else entirely. Stewara started from the opposite question.
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The three that are hard to copy.
One ledger. No second set of books.
Giving and a full double-entry fund ledger live in the same product, so Sunday's offering posts into the right fund, tagged back to the gift.
Usually: a giving tool bolted onto a church database, and a CSV export you reconcile into separate accounting software.
See Stewara TreasuryIt tells you who needs a call.
Members not seen lately, lapsed givers and new guests due a follow-up are pulled from your own records each week, with a written summary for leadership.
Usually: a directory that waits to be searched, and a care list somebody builds by hand when there's time.
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The whole suite on one plan that never changes with how many people walk in. And Flock, your people and care, stays free forever.
Usually: a church database, a giving platform, a missions tool and accounting software. Four bills, four exports, four support queues.
See flat pricingBuilt for the pastor with a day job
Most churches don't have an office suite. They have a pastor who also drives a truck, teaches a class, or writes code all week — and finds the church's work waiting on a Thursday night. That's who built Stewara, so everything here is async and digest-first.
- A whole Sunday service planned in fifteen minutes on a Thursday: Stewara suggests from your church's own history and drafts the service for you to shape.
- Monday's debrief is already written: a one-page huddle sheet that is the staff meeting, whether or not you ever hold one.
- Handoffs to volunteers carry their own notes, so a dropped baton sits in plain view instead of getting lost in a group text.
None of it assumes a full-time office. It assumes faithful people doing the work in the margins of a full week, and it meets them there.
Why trust a young company with your people and your money?
- Each church's records are isolated from every other church's at the database level.
- Giving and pastoral notes are private by role: a member only ever sees their own giving.
- Google Cloud infrastructure, encrypted in transit and at rest. That's our posture, not a certification we don't have.
And you can take it all back out: an admin exports the whole church from Settings, any day, with a manifest naming every file. No ticket, no waiting on us. See what moves in, and what moves out.
From first visit to final ledger.
Gather
Reach & publish
See the honest, side-by-side numbers
Coming from Planning Center?
Usually: you add an app, and the bill grows with it, and the books live somewhere else entirely. Their numbers and ours, dated and sourced.
Compare vs. Planning CenterComing from Breeze?
Usually: one flat bill for the church database, and a second subscription for the accounting. Same comparison, same sourcing.
Compare vs. BreezeFlat per church. Never per person.
Stewara is $99 a month, or $990 a year, for the whole church. Not per member, not per attender, not per registrant. Grow by two hundred people and the bill is the same number it was in October. And we take none of your giving.
Try it with your own church's data.
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