
They don't fix bugs and dont demonstrate a culture that even cares about the bugs. But given that they've bought different products and merged them rather than developing from scratch, there's little continuity between the products. I like the Tithely vision: a whole suite of products under one roof.

Great set of tools for the church, but TONS of core functionality missing Also - our finance admin wasn't happy about having to enter checks by hand (scanners do not work with Tithe.ly), but the improved interface we hope will cause more people to move away from physical checks. It has been well received, and the reports from our members have been overwhelmingly positive about how easy it is to use.įigure out all the little intricacies for migrating data from our old system to Tithe.ly was a bit of a bear. Now it does because we launched Tithe.ly. People are used to great payment experiences online, so ours needed to match that experience. We wanted to remove any obstacle from our online giving.

The typical church online giving experience has been lost in platforms that provide a user interface that looks like it was built by a non-design-minded programmer from 1990. What I like most about Tithe.ly giving is the user interface! It's modern, sleek, runs great on desktop and mobile.

Overall, I love Tithe.ly! We also switched to their ChMS Church Management System and the power of the platform is really exciting! THE CURE for the standard, ancient church giving platforms
