Most church software charges a fixed monthly fee, often per member, whether you use it or not. ChimHub works differently. It runs on Kingdom Fuel (KF) — a simple credit you spend only when you actually do something. Here's exactly how it works.
What is Kingdom Fuel?
Kingdom Fuel is the credit that powers every action on ChimHub. The rate is straightforward: 1 KF = ₦10. You keep a balance of KF, and each action — sending an SMS, checking in attendance, generating an AI summary — draws a small amount from it. No subscription, no per-seat billing, no paying for features you don't touch.
Why pay-as-you-go instead of a subscription?
Because a fixed monthly fee punishes you for growing and charges you in quiet months. Per-member pricing is worse — every new soul becomes a line item. Pay-as-you-go flips that: a small church spends little, a big church spends more, and everyone pays only for real usage. It fits the reality of ministry, where activity rises and falls through the year.
What does Kingdom Fuel actually get spent on?
The everyday things that run your church:
- Attendance check-ins — priced in graduated tiers, so the more people check in at a service, the cheaper each check-in gets.
- SMS, email and push — communications that reach your members.
- AI features — sermon summaries, announcement drafts, follow-up messages and insights.
- Reports and other on-demand actions.
Because check-in pricing is graduated, larger gatherings cost less per person — the platform is designed to stay affordable as you grow.
Do you get any free Kingdom Fuel?
Yes. Every new church starts with ₦100,000 worth of Kingdom Fuel free — enough to run a typical 100-member church for months. It means you can set up, import members, run real services and see the value before you ever pay a naira. When you do top up, funding ₦5,000 or more earns a 25% bonus in KF.
How do you keep track of spending?
Your dashboard shows your KF balance and usage in real time, so there are no surprises — you always know what you've spent and what's left. Top-ups take seconds through Paystack when you need more.
Is it good value for a Nigerian church?
For most churches, yes — because you're never paying for idle software. You spend on the services you use, the free grant covers your first stretch entirely, and the graduated pricing keeps costs sensible as attendance climbs.
See how far ₦100,000 in Kingdom Fuel takes your church. Register free on ChimHub — no card required.