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QR Ph giving, straight to your church.
A free church app for the Philippines.
Here is what SoapBox can do for your church in the Philippines, today.
Some of your members have a basic phone. No smartphone? No apps? No internet? No problem. SoapBox has a place for them too.
The app runs in Tagalog, and each member chooses their own language. ORA, SoapBox's study assistant, answers Bible questions in Tagalog, as a research aid for study. It's not a pastor.
The Bible reader has the whole Bible in Tagalog, Ang Salita ng Diyos, and in Cebuano and Hiligaynon, free, with many English translations.
Your members can give with QR Ph. Add your church's own QR Ph code, and members pay it from GCash, Maya or their bank app, straight into your church's account. SoapBox takes no platform fee on donations and never holds the money. Any fees from your members' wallet or bank still apply.
Your church starts free, for up to a hundred members. Share your invite code on WhatsApp, Facebook, by text message or email, straight from the app. Visitors who check in at the door land in Visitor Follow-up, and you can publish a free web page for your church.
Turn on Data-Light Mode, and on mobile data, photos in posts wait until you tap them. Chapters you've already read stay on your phone.
Paid plans are discounted for churches in the Philippines.
No platform fee on donations, and SoapBox never holds the money. Any fees from your members' wallet or bank still apply.
Not yet. The Tagalog interface is a beta, and some screens still show English.
No. Your church sends through its own SMS provider, using the list you export from SoapBox.
Yes. Export it from Android, iPhone or the web app.
Download SoapBox free on the App Store or Google Play, or open app.soapboxsuperapp.com, and register your church.
