FrontDoor is a free visitor engagement platform built specifically for churches. It helps a church build trust with people in its community and follow up with visitors through campaigns, landing pages, downloadable resources, and automated email sequences, all from one place.^1
Here is how it works: pick a ready-made resource from the felt-needs content library, or upload a resource of your own, customize a landing page with your church's branding, then share the link or embed the signup widget on your church website.^1 The library covers topics like anxiety, marriage, parenting, grief, and finances, and every resource comes with an outreach kit with social graphics and copy and a QR poster to promote the giveaway.^1 New connections flow into a connections dashboard and start receiving a welcome sequence automatically.^1 It also includes automated discipleship sequences, team collaboration with role-based permissions, and a custom subdomain for campaign landing pages at no cost.^1
FrontDoor is completely free for churches: no credit card required, no paid tiers, and no hidden costs.^1 Its About page says budget should never be the reason a visitor slips away.^3
Who's Behind ItFrontDoor was co-founded by Michael Lukaszewski and Kenny Jahng.^3 Lukaszewski previously founded Church Fuel, which provides practical resources and training to church leaders.^3 Jahng is the founder of AI for Church Leaders and Big Click Syndicate, and an independent October 2026 recap also notes him as a FrontDoor co-founder.^3^4 FrontDoor is part of Stackhouse Ventures, a venture studio for the faith community, whose other properties include Ministry Link, Ministry Library, Church Tech Today, and Alignify, and the About page says the team built it because they believe the local church is still the hope of the world.^3
Notable- Completely free platform with all features included, and no paid tiers^1
- Churches can upload their own resources, not only use the library^1
- An active blog with dozens of practical outreach articles, including Christmas and back-to-school outreach and felt-need topics such as anxiety, financial stress, work and purpose, and relationships^5
- Free training library with short, practical videos on planning a visitor follow-up campaign and writing email sequences^6
- Community content roadmap where churches can vote on upcoming resources, campaign kits, and templates^7
- Web-based platform only; no native iOS or Android app was found in the App Store or Google Play searches on October 22, 2026^1
- Privacy policy last updated June 1, 2026^8
