Comparison · updated 14 August 2026

Church Flow vs Breeze.

Breeze comes up in every search for simple church software, and its own homepage now says the name is going away: Breeze is being rebranded as Tithely Church Management. Here is the full side-by-side, with their facts checked against their live pages on the date above. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Why Church Flow

Why churches pick Church Flow over Breeze.

01

One bill in Rand, not a $72 dollar debit

Church Flow starts at R79 per month, priced in Rand, with every module included. Breeze is a flat $72 per month billed in dollars, texting past 250 messages a month costs $10 per 500, and worship tools are sold as a $29 add-on.
02

Giving your church can actually use

Breeze's bundled giving is Tithely Giving, and Tithely's own supported-country list does not include South Africa. Church Flow's giving runs through your church's own Paystack account and settles in Rand, with no platform cut.
03

WhatsApp is the inbox, not an afterthought

A shared WhatsApp inbox for your whole team: one thread per person, templates, automatic opt-outs, paced mass sends, with SMS and email in the same view. Breeze messages on email blasts and text credits.
04

You know whose product you are buying

Church Flow is built, owned and run by the same South African team that uses it every Sunday. Breeze's homepage is mid-rename and its signup already runs through Tithely's funnel. Buy software you will still recognise in five years.
The differences that matter

Side by side.

QuestionChurch FlowBreeze
How is it priced? In Rand, from R79 per month, sized by average weekly attendance. Every module on every plan; VAT included where applicable. A flat $72 per month in US dollars. Text messaging includes 250 messages a month, then $10 per 500; their own pricing page offers worship tools as a $29 per month add-on.
What does the exchange rate do to the bill? Nothing. The price is set in Rand and stays in Rand. A dollar bill rides the exchange rate. The software did not change; your invoice did.
Whose product is it? Built, owned and run by the same South African team that runs its own church on it every Sunday. Their homepage banner says Breeze has been rebranded as Tithely Church Management, and new signups run through Tithely's own funnel.
Giving in South Africa Through your church's own Paystack account: settles in Rand directly to your bank account, no platform cut, with pledge campaigns, batch counting for cash offerings and year-end statements included. The bundled free giving is Tithely Giving. Tithely's published supported-country list covers Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, the UK and the US. South Africa is not on it.
Messaging your congregation A shared inbox where WhatsApp, SMS and email are first-class channels: one thread per person, templates, automatic opt-outs, mass sends. Email blasts and US-style text messaging on credits. No WhatsApp inbox appears anywhere on their published plans.
Kids check-in Self-serve kiosks with printed security tags, secure pickup codes and live headcounts. Check-in and name tags appear as a line on the feature list.
Support A real person in your timezone replies within one business day, on email or WhatsApp. Free phone and email support.
Trial 30 days, every module open, no card needed. You only add a payment method if you subscribe. 30-day free trial.

Breeze prices and facts checked against breezechms.com, and the Tithely Giving country list against Tithely's published help pages, on 14 August 2026. Breeze and Tithely are trademarks of their owners; this page is our best honest reading of public information, and corrections are welcome.

The bottom line.

Breeze's own homepage says the name is going away: the product is becoming Tithely Church Management and new signups already run through Tithely's funnel. The bill stays in dollars either way, the bundled giving does not list South Africa, and WhatsApp is nowhere on the plans. None of that moves your ministry forward; it moves your church into somebody else's consolidation story.

Church Flow asks a different question: what does a South African church actually run on? One Rand plan with every module included. A WhatsApp inbox the whole team works from. Giving that settles into your own bank account with no platform cut. Check-in that prints real security tags. Breeze is changing its name. Church Flow is changing how South African churches run.

Asked at decision time.

Their own homepage says Breeze has been rebranded as Tithely Church Management, their pricing page signs off as Breeze, a Tithe.ly company, and the signup buttons route to Tithely's signup. Whatever the software does, the product you would be buying today is Tithely's. Church Flow is built, owned and run by the same South African team that uses it every Sunday.
Breeze is a flat $72 per month, billed in US dollars, so the Rand cost moves with the exchange rate and has been a multiple of R79 at any rate in recent memory. Church Flow starts at R79 per month in Rand, every module included, and the price on the page is the price on the debit order.
The giving bundled with Breeze is Tithely Giving. Tithely's published supported-country list, updated December 2025, names Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. South Africa is not on it. Church Flow's giving runs through your church's own Paystack account, settles in Rand, and Church Flow takes no cut of donations.
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