Subsplash is an all-in-one technology platform built only for churches and ministries, so a congregation's app, website, giving, media, and church management live in one place instead of across disconnected tools.^1
Subsplash One brings branded mobile and TV apps, a drag-and-drop website, giving, media, groups, events, and church management onto one dashboard.^2 Churches upload a sermon once and it publishes across the app, website, and podcast without ads, and they can livestream gatherings and take online, in-app, and text gifts with donor management.^2 Church management covers people profiles, groups, child check-in, volunteers, service planning, events, and Workflows that automate follow-up.^2 Pulpit AI turns a sermon into clips, devotionals, small-group guides, and other shareable pieces drawn from the pastor's own message, and Trends AI turns ministry data into dashboards.^3
Tim and Kristy Turner formed Subsplash in Seattle as a design and software studio, and the company created the first church app in 2009.^1 Their stated conviction is that the truth of Jesus through the life of the local church is the greatest source of hope and joy for the world, and Tim Turner describes the mission as to glorify God and proclaim Jesus is Lord.^1 Subsplash joined Roper Technologies in 2025, and Turner, still founder and CEO, said the move strengthens its ability to serve existing clients while the mission stays the same.^4
The company says it serves over 20,000 churches and ministries, with apps on iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple TV, Roku, CarPlay, Android Auto, Fire TV, and Google TV.^1 Subsplash One is a single subscription priced by organization size, features, and usage, quoted through its sales team, and Subsplash Giving is also available on its own with no monthly fee.^5
"We got time back to disciple the people God has called us to." - Citizens Church, on moving to Subsplash^2
"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." - Greg Laurie, Harvest Christian Fellowship^3
