If your church needs one platform to handle apps, giving, websites, media, messaging, and management, Subsplash is one of the most comprehensive options available — and it was built from the ground up specifically to serve the local church.^1
Founded in 2005 by Tim and Kristy Turner out of a Seattle garage, Subsplash created the first-ever church app in 2009 and has been expanding the platform ever since.^2 Today, the "Subsplash One" platform brings together custom-branded mobile and TV apps (iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, Google TV, CarPlay, Android Auto), a drag-and-drop website builder, ad-free media hosting with live streaming, online and text-to-give with no monthly fees, a full church management system (people profiles, child check-in, volunteer management, service planning, event registration), distraction-free group messaging, and Workflows — a work management tool for organizing processes like visitor follow-ups, connect cards, and room reservations.^3 Subsplash also offers two AI-powered tools: Pulpit AI, which automatically generates sermon clips, discipleship materials, and social media posts from every message preached; and Trends AI, a new intelligence hub launched in 2026 that consolidates church data into automated dashboards and lets leaders ask questions of their data in plain language.^5
What sets Subsplash apart is the integration. Instead of cobbling together separate tools for giving, streaming, apps, and ChMS, everything works together in one ecosystem. When a visitor fills out a connect card through the app, their data automatically populates the church database. When someone gives during a live stream, it flows into the same giving dashboard. Churches on the platform report 14% more donations, 50% more media plays, and 3x more app users compared to their previous tools.^1
In July 2025, Subsplash entered a new chapter by joining Roper Technologies, positioning the company for accelerated long-term innovation while maintaining its mission and leadership under founder and CEO Tim Turner.^7 That same year, Subsplash celebrated its 20th anniversary with remarkable Kingdom impact numbers: 2.3 billion app launches worldwide, over 1 billion media plays, nearly 100 million app downloads, 24 million donors giving through the platform, and over 2 million live streaming broadcasts reaching nearly 30 million viewers.^8 The platform was also ranked #1 Church Management Software on G2 in 2025.^9
Subsplash now serves over 20,000 churches and ministries worldwide, including well-known congregations like Harvest Christian Fellowship (Greg Laurie), Fresh Life Church (Levi Lusko), National Community Church (Mark Batterson), and The Village Church, as well as organizations like Ligonier Ministries, The Gospel Coalition, and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.^1
Why Churches Love Subsplash: "As a digital pastor, Subsplash IS my church location, church building, and the backbone of my digital ministry."^10 Another church leader shares: "Subsplash gives us a top quality app product at a price point that is doable for churches. We can manage things like push notifications to our branded Subsplash app right from the Subsplash interface and that has helped our team out a lot."^11 Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship says, "Having Subsplash as an innovation and ministry partner has been a major part of our strategy to reach more people with the gospel online and through mobile."^1
Platforms: Web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, Google TV, CarPlay, Android Auto Pricing: Subscription (giving tools are free with no monthly fees; full platform requires subscription)
