Switching to SoapBox
If your church gives through Pushpay today, giving is the part you can't afford to get wrong. So let's start there.
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Giving grows out of belonging. On SoapBox, when a guest checks in at an event, a follow-up opens for your team, so a first visit can become a conversation.
Posts from your church are translated into each member's own language. ORA, a built-in research aid, can draw on your own sermons when someone asks about the Bible. And at year end, the web app emails each named giver their giving statement.
| What you bring from Pushpay | Where it goes on SoapBox |
|---|---|
| Your member list | In the web app, import your people from a CSV file. You check the columns, and see who will be added before anyone is. |
| Your giving history | In the web app, open Giving, then Import past giving. Cash and check gifts can be added by hand. |
| Your members | Share your invite code, and your people join, on iPhone, Android and the web. |
On SoapBox, your church connects its own Stripe account, and every gift lands there. SoapBox never holds the money, and takes no platform fee on donations. Stripe's processing fees still apply. Givers can choose to cover the estimated card fee, so your church keeps about the full gift.
Members give right in the app, once or every month. Visitors can give from your church's page on the web, without making an account. And every giver gets a receipt by email.
Giving sits next to everything else: sermons, groups, events, prayer requests and announcements. One app for your people, on iPhone, Android and the web.
Before you switch, save your member list and giving history from Pushpay.
In the web app, open Giving, then Import past giving, to bring that history in. Cash and check gifts can be added by hand.
In the web app, open People, then Members, and choose Import from CSV. You check the columns, and see who will be added before anyone is.
Share your invite code, and your people join.
Your church connects its own Stripe account, and every gift lands there. SoapBox takes no platform fee on donations, and Stripe's processing fees still apply.
No. Your church connects its own Stripe account, and every gift lands there. SoapBox never holds the money, and takes no platform fee on donations. Stripe's processing fees still apply. Givers can choose to cover the estimated card fee, so your church keeps about the full gift.
Yes. Visitors can give from your church's page on the web, without making an account. And every giver gets a receipt by email.
Yes. Save your giving history from Pushpay before you switch. In the web app, Import past giving brings that history in, and cash and check gifts can be added by hand.
Churches up to 100 members use SoapBox free, and paid plans are monthly or annual. To compare costs, start from your church's own statement.
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Pushpay is a trademark of its owner. SoapBox is not affiliated with Pushpay. Comparison based on publicly available information as of October 9, 2026.
Download SoapBox free on the App Store or Google Play, or open app.soapboxsuperapp.com in any browser, and register your church.
