Best synagogue software with a built-in website

One login for the office, one bill, one vendor. The trade is design flexibility, and the question is whether the bundled website is good enough to be the congregation's public face.

Shortlist generated from verified vendor records on 2026-10-12, ordered by website, portal and communications coverage. Methodology.

The bundled-website trade

A platform that includes the public website gives you one vendor, one login and a portal that is part of the site rather than a link to somewhere else. The costs are design flexibility, dependence on the vendor's templates, and the risk that the website module receives less development attention than billing. One widely used vendor has publicly stated it no longer builds custom websites, which pushes congregations toward templates or an external designer.

The alternative is a WordPress or Squarespace site maintained by a volunteer or an agency, with the platform providing only the member portal and forms. Several agencies specialize in synagogue WordPress sites that integrate with the major platforms; they are profiled in the complementary section of the directory.

The shortlist

Chabad Suite Basic (CRM only) $165/mo; Basic + (CRM only) $350/mo; Upstart (Full Suite) $255/mo; Grow (Full Suite) $355/mo; Professional (Full Suite) $499/mo

A hosted, customized CiviCRM-based CRM with an integrated website builder and fundraising pages built for Chabad shluchim.

• Transparent public pricing with explicit limits
• Open-source CiviCRM core; data export and REST API
• Website, fundraising and CRM synced
• Highest entry price of the three Chabad CRMs
• Site pages are served through meta-refresh redirects; content invisible to simple fetchers

Easyshul Standard (congregations with more than 150 families) $349/mo

Cloud synagogue management platform covering membership CRM, billing and payments, giving, events, education, QuickBooks/Sage integration and pastoral-care workflows, priced at a flat monthly rate for congregations over 150 families.

• Highest third-party rating among the five (4.9/5 on 8 Capterra reviews, recent 2025-2026) with consistent praise for support responsiveness.
• Full billing/receivables, payments and QuickBooks/Sage integration included at one price, plus email, SMS and seating.
• Free imports from Rakefet, Chaverware and MM2000 with onboarding.
• Flat $349/mo plus processing fees regardless of size above 150 families; sub-150 pricing is not published.
• No website CMS (relies on Wix/Squarespace/WordPress/Weebly integration) and no native member app yet.

ShulCloud Standard ('ShulCloud without Financials') $161.99/mo; Premium ('ShulCloud with Financials') $313.99/mo; Enterprise ('The Complete ShulCloud') $464.99/mo; Small-shul Premium rate (signup checkbox) $97.99/mo

Cloud-based synagogue management suite combining a member database, accounts receivable, website/CMS, scheduling, communications and a member portal, sold in three tiers.

• Broadest published feature list of the five: yahrzeits, zmanim-driven scheduling, HH seating, gabbai/kibbudim, cemetery, school, campaigns, website/CMS all on one platform.
• Transparent monthly and annual list prices on the vendor site.
• Largest installed base claimed (1,600+ shuls), so peers and consultants familiar with it are easier to find.
• Standard tier excludes billing, payments and statements — the financial core most synagogues buy the software for.
• Several items are paid extras on top of the tier price: SMS, member mobile app, QuickBooks/Sage sync, data imports.

ShulHub Standard $99/mo; Professional ('Most Popular') $150/mo; Enterprise $180/mo

All-in-one synagogue platform built around a website builder, with CRM, billing, donations, email/SMS, automation, gabbai tools, seating and apps, sold in three monthly tiers with no setup fee or contract.

• Lowest entry price of the tiered vendors ($99/mo) with no setup fee and unlimited members/users in every tier.
• Website builder with many themes, email, automation, member and admin mobile apps included from the base tier.
• Professional tier at $150/mo includes billing, online payments, accounting sync (QuickBooks/Zoho/FreshBooks), gabbai/kibbudim and yahrzeits.
• Standard tier is essentially a website + CRM: no billing, online member payments, yahrzeits, gabbai tools or accounting sync.
• School management, fundraising campaigns and SMS are unpriced add-ons; event seating and pastoral workspace need Enterprise.

Shulspace Quote only

All-in-one shul management platform (invoicing, collections, donations, yahrzeits, kibbudim, announcements, free shul website) aimed at gabbaim and small-to-mid Orthodox shuls.

• Gabbai-oriented features (kibbud/aliyah tracker, announcements, zmanim display) rare in other systems
• Free public donation/info website included
• Unlimited members/admins/transactions on all plans; 14-day no-card trial
• No published prices
• Several Enterprise features (membership tracking, events, reporting, website builder) marked 'coming soon'

Temple Tools Full CRM $370/mo

Synagogue CRM with dues billing, member portal, donations, yahrzeits, events, school programs, newsletters and a drag-and-drop website builder, sold as a single flat-rate plan.

• Single all-inclusive price ($370/mo) with unlimited users and congregants, a 30-day trial and a 30-day refund policy stated on the vendor page.
• Onboarding listed as free; ShulCloud migration program with hands-on data transfer.
• Published processing rate (Stripe Connect 2.9% + 30¢).
• Flat rate means small congregations pay the same as large ones.
• Several synagogue-specific areas are not documented: Hebrew calendar/zmanim, honors/gabbai, cemetery, SMS, data export/API.

MyShul Standard $179/mo; Premium $310/mo; Enterprise ('most popular') $460/mo

Hollywood, Florida-based all-in-one shul platform (MyShul, LLC) combining a CRM, invoicing and donations on Stripe, QuickBooks sync, seating maps, a member app, kiosks/TV displays and an optional website, with published tiers from $147 to $460 per month.

• Published tier pricing and add-on prices
• Native member app, kiosk/TV displays, seating maps and raffles aimed at Orthodox shuls
• QuickBooks sync and API/SQL access available
• Pricing page and Terms describe two different fee models (subscription vs 1% platform fee)
• Terms assert MyShul owns all data entered and allow a temporary fee increase of up to 100%