Your church wants to reach more people in the community, but traditional outreach methods like mailers and billboards feel outdated and ineffective. FrontDoor is a free digital outreach platform that helps churches build trust with community members before they ever walk through the doors on Sunday.^1
The platform works in three steps: choose a Bible-based resource from their content library (covering topics like anxiety, marriage, parenting, grief, and finances), share it via a hosted landing page or embed widget, and let automated email follow-up sequences nurture the relationship over time.^1 Every resource is completely unbranded — the people receiving them will never know FrontDoor exists.^1
FrontDoor combines a growing resource library, a page builder with multiple template options, embeddable widgets (popups, hello bars, inline callouts), QR codes, and a follow-up sequence builder into one integrated tool.^1 Churches can connect a custom domain at no cost, add team members with role-based permissions, and track engagement through built-in analytics.^2 Every resource comes with a complete outreach kit: social graphics and copy, blog and SEO content, email and bulletin announcements, QR posters, and a launch checklist.^1
The platform is completely free — all features, all resources, unlimited campaigns and connections, with no paid tiers.^1
Who's Behind ItFrontDoor was co-founded by Michael Lukaszewski and Kenny Jahng.^3 Lukaszewski previously founded and exited Church Fuel, a growth and strategy company that served thousands of churches, bringing two decades of experience helping church leaders build healthy ministries. Jahng is the founder of AI for Church Leaders (a community of 6,000+ leaders) and Big Click Syndicate, and serves as Editor-in-Chief of ChurchTechToday.^3 FrontDoor is part of Stackhouse Ventures, a Kingdom-focused venture studio whose portfolio also includes Ministry Link, Church Tech Today, and Alignify.^4
Notable- Completely free platform with all features included — no paid tiers^1
- Resources rooted in scripture, including content drawing from Psalm 139, Proverbs 18, and the parable of the prodigal son^1
- Active product development with release notes tracking feature updates^5
- Free on-demand training: "How to Engage Your Community and Connect Online"^6
- Community-driven content roadmap where churches can suggest and upvote future resources^7
- Web-based platform only (no native mobile app)^1
- Privacy policy and terms of service last updated June 1, 2026^8
