Why the work has to outlive you
A ministry that only works when one particular person is in the room is a ministry with an expiry date. On sharing the load before it forces the question.
ONE APP
Giving, campaigns, pledges, updates and every supporter's record. One subscription, under your name.
Publish your own PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, Revolut and Wise links on one giving page. Harvest is never in the flow — no platform fee, nothing held.
Run a campaign with a goal, a cover image and a progress bar — on a public page that carries the accounts your church actually uses and opens without an account.
A pledge campaign takes the commitment now and follows it until it is met — a ledger of pledged against paid, donor by donor, with the status worked out from the numbers.
Announcements, polls, photos and comments in a space that belongs to you — without a Facebook group deciding who sees Sunday's post.
A real publishing platform with the full SEO stack built in — so people searching for a church in your town actually land on your page.
Register, check in or fill a form and a contact appears with the history attached. One person, one row — deduplicated by email, with every gift you record landing on it. Connect Gmail and email them without leaving the dashboard.
Post in one line, pray with one tap — and requests clear themselves after 30 days, by design.
YOUR SUPPORTERS
Record each gift and it lands on that supporter's record, with their total and last gift, so you know who to thank and who to call.
IN THEIR POCKET
The people who send you see the field, pray with you and give, one tap away.
Raise your support.
Gifts, campaigns and pledges, straight to your own accounts. Harvest takes no cut.
Publish your own PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, Revolut and Wise links on one giving page. Harvest is never in the flow — no platform fee, nothing held.
Church donation software should not sit between the giver and the church. Most platforms sit between a church and the gift and take 2–5% of it, forever. Harvest does not sit there at all — a member taps the account your church already uses, and the money goes to it. There is nothing for us to route, nothing to hold and nothing to take a share of. You pay a flat subscription and nothing else.
Run a campaign with a goal, a cover image and a progress bar — on a public page that carries the accounts your church actually uses and opens without an account.
A building fund needs a figure the whole church can see moving. The campaign page carries the total, the goal and the story behind it — and beneath them, the accounts your church already takes gifts through. What comes in you record against the total, so the number on the page is one you can stand behind rather than one a processor decided.
A pledge campaign takes the commitment now and follows it until it is met — a ledger of pledged against paid, donor by donor, with the status worked out from the numbers.
Churches don't just need a progress bar — they need 300 families committing $1,000 over two years. A pledge campaign tracks exactly that, with a status derived from the numbers, never a stale manual field.
Keep supporters updated.
Updates from the field in your feed and on your blog, straight to the people who send you.
Announcements, polls, photos and comments in a space that belongs to you — without a Facebook group deciding who sees Sunday's post.
No algorithm decides who sees Sunday's announcement. You own the audience — every member, every post, every time.
A real publishing platform with the full SEO stack built in — so people searching for a church in your town actually land on your page.
Someone searches "churches near me" the week they move. Most church sites have nothing to find. Yours ranks — because every post ships with the exact markup Google reads.
Know every supporter.
One record per person, with every gift and every email in one place.
Register, check in or fill a form and a contact appears with the history attached. One person, one row — deduplicated by email, with every gift you record landing on it. Connect Gmail and email them without leaving the dashboard.
Anyone who's used church software has a database full of duplicate Bob Smiths. Harvest merges app members and manual contacts into one row on a stable link — so a person's giving history never scatters across three records.
The CRM itself is on every plan, Forever Free included; how many people it holds is what scales — 500 on Forever Free, 500 on Individual, 2,000 on Small Team, 4,000 on Ministry.
Pray together.
Share what to pray for, and see how many are standing with you.
Post in one line, pray with one tap — and requests clear themselves after 30 days, by design.
The person who asked can see that 14 people prayed. That is the whole emotional payload — and the wall stays current, because everyone is told it clears in 30 days before they post.
“I'm a missionary myself. I know what it's like to start a partner list and try to keep track of everything. I couldn't find one app that did it all, and paying for several subscriptions burns through money meant for the mission. Harvest puts it all in one place.”
Matei Bumb, Founder, Harvest
SUPPORT
Questions go to the team that builds Harvest. Send us a message and we'll help you set it up.
RESOURCES
A ministry that only works when one particular person is in the room is a ministry with an expiry date. On sharing the load before it forces the question.
Money is the one subject a church can neither avoid nor afford to handle badly. On asking for it in a way that leaves people freer than it found them.