Questions
The ones churches ask us out loud.
Do our volunteers need accounts?
No. They get a link to what's theirs, with the date and a note from whoever asked, and tick it off. Only the people planning sign in.
Does it replace Planning Center?
No, and it doesn't try to. Planning Center runs Sundays: rosters, songs, check-ins. Sunday's Coming gets everything around them ready by the day.
What does it cost as we grow?
It's priced by the people who sign in to plan. Everyone doing tasks is free, however many there are. And going over is never a wall: nothing stops, and we'll talk about moving up.
How long before it's useful?
About three minutes. Your first event is outlined before setup ends, with who looks after each part and what's usually ready by when.
What happens to our stuff if we stop paying?
Nothing is deleted. You can still see everything and tick things off, and you can download all of it whenever you like.
We've got several campuses.
One template library across all of them, each campus with its own flows, and the whole church's year in one place.
Who can see our information?
Your church only, and each person only the parts they're on. We learn from patterns across churches, like how far ahead churches start planning, but only the shapes (dates, counts, how long things took), never what you wrote or who did what.
Who's behind it?
A church, originally. We built it because we needed it, and we still use it every week.
We're not open to churches yet.