Religion · head to head
easyTithe vs Kindrid

easyTithe
Religion
Church online giving with published plans where a higher monthly fee buys a lower card rate
- From
- $19/month
- Rated
- -
The short version
- Each has a real cost: easyTithe the 500 record limit on the Pro plan makes its bundled church management unusable for any congregation above that size, so mid-sized churches end up paying for a separate ChMS anyway.; Kindrid specific pricing tiers and amounts not disclosed on website
- They diverge on capability: easyTithe covers Online giving pages, Kindrid covers Mobile Giving.
- Prices and features above were last checked on 1 September 2026.
Where they differ
Only the attributes on which easyTithe and Kindrid actually diverge.
Identical on both: free tier (No), user rating (Not yet rated), category (Religion).
What each one covers
Drawn from each product's published feature list. An absence here means we hold no record of it - not that the product lacks it.
Only in easyTithe
- Online giving pages
- Text giving
- Recurring gifts
- Kiosk and card reader giving
- Giving statements
- Pledge tracking
- Church management on Pro
Only in Kindrid
- Mobile Giving
- Recurring Gifts
- Fund Management
- Giving Analytics
- Payment Processing
- Church Management
- Email Notifications
- Stewardship Tools
What people use each for
The jobs each tool is most often brought in to do.
easyTithe
- A church treasurer who wants to compare giving platforms on total cost rather than a headline monthly feenot Kindrid
- A congregation moving from cash and cheque to recurring online gifts with year end statementsnot Kindrid
- A small church needing text giving without buying a full management platformnot Kindrid
- A church that can push regular givers to ACH at 1.00% and materially cut its cost of receiving moneynot Kindrid
Kindrid
- Payment processingnot easyTithe
- Merchant servicesnot easyTithe
- Financial transaction managementnot easyTithe
Where each one falls short
Documented limitations, not opinions. Every one is a constraint you would hit in normal use.
easyTithe
- The 500 record limit on the Pro plan makes its bundled church management unusable for any congregation above that size, so mid-sized churches end up paying for a separate ChMS anyway.
- Processing rates are higher than a church could negotiate directly with a merchant acquirer at volume, so large congregations giving over $25,000 a month should push for the discounted rate rather than accept published pricing.
- It is one brand among many at Ministry Brands, and product investment has concentrated on the group's larger integrated platforms, so feature development here is slow.
- The church management capability on Pro is thin next to Breeze or Planning Center, lacking real volunteer scheduling, service planning and child check-in depth.
- A $10 monthly minimum applies regardless of activity, which is a small but real cost for a seasonal or plant church with quiet months.
Kindrid
- Specific pricing tiers and amounts not disclosed on website
- Quote-based pricing model; customers must contact sales
Pricing, plan by plan
easyTithe
$19/month- Small Church$19/month
- Online, text and kiosk giving
- 3.00% + $0.42 per card gift
- 1.00% + $0.42 per ACH gift
- Small to Mid-Size Church$49/month
- All giving methods
- 2.6% + $0.42 per card gift
- 1.00% + $0.42 per ACH gift
- easyTithe Pro$75/month
- Giving plus church management and mobile app
- 2.75% + $0.42 per card gift
- 1.00% + $0.42 per ACH gift
Kindrid
On request- StandardFree
- Giving app
- Transaction fees apply (2.15% + $0.30)
Which should you pick?
Choose easyTithe if
- You need online giving pages.
- You work on Web, iOS, Android.
- You also want text giving.
Choose Kindrid if
- You need mobile giving.
- You work on IOS, Android.
- You also want recurring gifts.
Questions people ask
- Is easyTithe or Kindrid better?
- Neither clearly leads. easyTithe starts at $19/month and Kindrid at On request, and user ratings are close enough to be indistinguishable. Choose on capability and platform support.
- Which is cheaper, easyTithe or Kindrid?
- easyTithe starts at $19/month and Kindrid at On request.
- Does easyTithe or Kindrid run on more platforms?
- easyTithe runs on Web, iOS, Android. Kindrid runs on IOS, Android.
- What is easyTithe best used for?
- easyTithe is most often used for a church treasurer who wants to compare giving platforms on total cost rather than a headline monthly fee, a congregation moving from cash and cheque to recurring online gifts with year end statements, a small church needing text giving without buying a full management platform, a church that can push regular givers to ach at 1.00% and materially cut its cost of receiving money. Of those, a church treasurer who wants to compare giving platforms on total cost rather than a headline monthly fee and a congregation moving from cash and cheque to recurring online gifts with year end statements are not what Kindrid is typically brought in for.
- What can easyTithe do that Kindrid cannot?
- easyTithe covers Online giving pages, Text giving, Recurring gifts, Kiosk and card reader giving. Kindrid covers Mobile Giving, Recurring Gifts, Fund Management, Giving Analytics.
Answered from the vendors’ own pages
easyTithe: Which plan is cheapest for us?
Do the arithmetic. The $19 plan at 3.00% and the $49 plan at 2.6% cross over around $7,500 of monthly card giving. Below that, take the cheap plan.
Kindrid: What are Kindrid's processing fees?
Kindrid does not publish specific processing fee rates on its website. The company emphasizes competitive processing fees; contact them directly for custom pricing.
SourceeasyTithe: Can we get a better rate?
Yes, if you process more than about $25,000 a month. easyTithe states that higher volume churches can qualify for reduced transaction rates on request.
Kindrid: How can I get Kindrid pricing?
Contact Kindrid through their help center or contact form to request pricing information and arrange a demo.
SourceeasyTithe: Does the Pro plan replace our church management software?
Only for churches under 500 records, and even then it is a light database rather than a full ChMS.
easyTithe: What is the cheapest way to receive a gift?
ACH at 1.00% plus $0.42 on every plan. Moving recurring givers off cards is the single largest saving available.
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