Small churches deserve software too

Walk down any high street in the UK and the churches you pass on a Sunday are not the megachurches of YouTube. They are the parish of 80, the assembly of 50, the Pentecostal fellowship of 30 in a hired hall, the emerging house church of 12 around a dining table. These churches do extraordinary pastoral work. They are also, mostly, priced out of the modern Church Management Software market. ## Why most ChMS platforms do not fit - Pricing tiers start at £199/month or assume 500+ members. - Setup takes weeks of consulting calls. - They are designed around the rhythms of large American multi‐site churches — not a single Sunday service in Devon. - Features you will never use take up most of the screen. The result is that small churches default to a WhatsApp group, a paper register, and a spreadsheet that one person updates. Everyone knows it is not enough. Everyone keeps doing it because the alternative costs more than the rent on the hall. ## What we believe CAASYS starts at £19 a month for churches up to 100 members. There is no setup fee. You can sign up on a Tuesday and run kiosk check‐in by Sunday. The kids’ room, the visitor pipeline, the bulk SMS, the GDPR opt‐outs, the activity log — all included. If you outgrow it, brilliant. The next tier is £49. The one after that is £99. We charge nothing for our smallest plan to be everything most parishes will ever need. We think church‐scale software should fit church‐scale budgets. Not the other way around.