Switching to SoapBox
If your church uses Subsplash, you probably think first about two things: your app, and your sermons. Here's what both look like on SoapBox.
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A good sermon keeps speaking long after Sunday. On SoapBox, your people can replay it during the week, or read the transcript, right in the app. Their group can post about it, and share prayer requests with each other.
Posts from your church are translated into each member's own language. And when a guest checks in at an event, a follow-up opens for your team automatically.
| What you bring from Subsplash | Where it goes on SoapBox |
|---|---|
| Your member list | In the web app, import your people from a CSV file. |
| Your giving history | In the web app, open Giving, then Import past giving. Cash and check gifts can be added by hand. |
| Your members | Your people download SoapBox on iPhone or Android, or open it on the web, and join with your invite code. |
On SoapBox, your church has its own home inside the SoapBox app. Your people download SoapBox on iPhone or Android, or open it on the web, and join with your invite code.
Upload a sermon's audio or video, and SoapBox writes the transcript for you. Then it suggests up to three short moments, thirty to ninety seconds each, and you pick the one to turn into a clip. The quote on each clip comes word for word from what you said.
With Amplify, SoapBox drafts posts for your social accounts. Nothing is published until you approve it.
ORA, the built-in assistant, is a research aid that can draw on your own sermon library.
Giving connects to your church's own Stripe account. SoapBox takes no platform fee on donations, and Stripe's processing fees still apply. Givers can choose to cover the estimated card fee, so your church keeps about the full gift.
Save your member list and giving history from Subsplash.
In the web app, open People, then Members, and choose Import from CSV.
In the web app, open Giving, then Import past giving. Cash and check gifts can be added by hand.
Share your invite code, and your people join you in the SoapBox app.
Your church has its own home inside the SoapBox app. Your people download SoapBox on iPhone or Android, or open it on the web, and join with your invite code.
The quote on each clip comes word for word from what you said.
No. With Amplify, SoapBox drafts posts for your social accounts. Nothing is published until you approve it.
Churches up to 100 members use SoapBox free. To compare costs, start from your own Subsplash statement.
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Subsplash is a trademark of its owner. SoapBox is not affiliated with Subsplash. 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.
