We got tired of WordPress dashboards built for nobody in particular
Generic multisite tools give you infrastructure. We think the people using the dashboard every day deserve something built for what they actually do – one industry at a time.
Why we started with churches
Most WordPress “website as a service” tooling stops at the infrastructure layer — subscriptions, site provisioning, domain mapping — and leaves everything else to whoever’s deploying it. That’s fine if you’re a developer building for yourself. It’s a much bigger ask if you’re an agency trying to hand a client something they can actually use without a manual.
We started with churches because the gap was obvious and personal: church management tools that exist today are built almost entirely for US congregations paying in US dollars by card. Outside that market, agencies were stitching together a website, a separate giving processor, a spreadsheet for membership, and a WhatsApp group for announcements — because nothing built all of that in, in a way that also worked with mobile money.
So the Church Portal became the first full build: membership, giving, attendance, events, sermons, and groups, with mobile money and WhatsApp treated as first-class from day one, not bolted on later. It’s the proof of the model everything else follows.
Not a pitch deck - the real numbers behind the product
Church is live. More verticals are on the way.
Each new industry gets the same treatment as Church — fully built, not a rushed afterthought.
The principles the whole platform follows
Building and maintaining a multisite platform is real, ongoing engineering work. We think most agencies would rather spend that time on clients than on infrastructure — so we built the infrastructure, and handed over the finished product.
Mobile money and WhatsApp aren’t add-ons bolted onto a US-first product for us — they’re built in from the start, because a huge share of the world doesn’t pay by card or communicate by email first.
We’d rather ship one industry completely than five half-built ones. That’s why Church came first, fully — and why the next vertical won’t ship until it can stand on its own the same way.
Your clients never see our name. Your pricing, your margin, your brand — we’re billed by site count, and we never take a percentage of what you charge downstream.
See the first one we finished.
The Church Portal – the model every future vertical follows.