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Kazi
@kazi
Do you go to church? Thinking about building a software product in 2025? Steal this idea: There are close to 400,000 churches in America alone. The market is HUGE and has MONEY. Big market with dated tools. Room for disruption. B2B SaaS for Churches Automate Congregation Operations -scheduled donation collection -online religious sermons -Sunday attendance management -papel thank you cards -email list creator Here’s the flow: free 30day trial lead magnate —> $100-200/month paid Let’s assume 15% of the market is open to specialized software. That’s 60,000 churches. Assume 25% response to outreach 15,000 Assume 25% convert to free trial 3,750 Assume 20% convert to paying customer 750 That’s $112,500/month $1.35M/year My brother in Christ let’s spread the word of god all mighty.
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Zach
@zd
Similar, but different: A fund I used to work for backed Vance Roush's company Overflow Vance is a pastor + cofounder of VIVE Church in SV, and built Overflow to make charitable giving easier (specifically focused on non-cash donations like stocks and crypto) Ofc, that's only one piece of the puzzle, but they're crushing it! https://www.overflow.co/
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DV (insert a lot of emojis)
@degenveteran.eth
Yes... Let's go!
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Chase Sommer
@chasesommer.eth
You're just competing against Salesforce - which is what they use for all that I believe. So make a Church-specific one at a lower cost and better UX than Salesforce
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
It’s true to some extent. Planning Center is the biggest one out there and is damn good if you want inspo, but is also considered premium. Others have come in and tried to disrupt it but not successfully imo
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hawaii🎩🎭
@ihawaii.eth
i don't go to chuch but i know there are a lot of them!
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gabe 🎩
@gabedev.eth
Ohhhh amen 🙏😂 I like this analysis
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