I like Subsplash because of the ease of navigation on their website, which saves me time and adds convenience. I also find it offers good record keeping. The initial setup was extremely easy, which I appreciated.

Subsplash has been a game-changer for our organization by allowing us to consolidate several disconnected systems into one unified platform. We no longer have to manually input member data into three or four different places to complete standard tasks; everything is now streamlined in one location, which has significantly improved our workflow efficiency and saved us valuable time.

I've used other church management solution and other church website publishing solutions and what I like most about Subsplash is how they integrate both into a single solution. Their strengths are in website publishing, mobile app design and publishing, and video/audio recording, livestreaming, and publishing. The church management solution is good enough, and improving every year. Their modern solutions are in what they call the Dashboard, and everything in the Dashboard has a clean and moern user interface. They have a legacy side called Management or Fluoro - this side is weak and dated. We still have to use the legacy side for Volunteer and Service Management. Pretty much everything else is on the Dashboard side now with good performance and user experience. Our church uses the following Subsplash features: People, Communications, Events, Check-In, Giving, Website, Mobile Apps, TV apps, Livestreaming, Podcasts, and Volunteer Scheduling. I would say the pricing is mid-range, not the highest and not the lowest. Their AI support, built-in to the Dashboard is the best I've sever seen. Almost any question you can ask will result in a helpful answer. If not, support is a click and chat away. You can upgrade to Pro Support to be able to get on the phone with an analyst.