Weekly Sunday service, 200 attendees
Free Events tier. Recurring Sunday 10am. Optional capacity cap for COVID-era spacing. Dietary collection if there's a fellowship lunch. Free for all attendees.
Sunday service RSVPs, holiday service ticketing, weekly small-group meetings, retreat deposits, and pastoral care visits — all on one free platform. Capacity caps for fire codes, dietary collection for shared meals, multilingual signup options.
A faith community might run weekly services for 200, holiday services for 800, weekly Bible study / Torah study / Quran study small groups for 8, an annual retreat for 60, pastoral care visits, weddings, baptisms / b'nai mitzvah / aqiqahs, funerals, and a community potluck every other month. Each has different capacity, dietary, and audience requirements.
Who's In handles all of it on one platform. Free for free services and weekly small-group meetings. Capacity caps for fire-code-restricted holiday services (with auto-promoting waitlist). Dietary collection for community meals. Trip deposits for annual retreats. Multilingual signup options for diverse communities. Custom signup questions for accessibility, transport, or pastoral care needs.
Free for free services. 2.7% on paid events (retreats, holiday ticketing, fundraisers). Studio plan ($15.83/mo annual) when the community grows past 200 active members and you want member portals + class packs.
You're not alone. These are the challenges we hear every day.
High Holy Days, Easter, Eid, Christmas — your sanctuary holds 350. Members + visitors all want seats. Without a structured RSVP, you're either turning people away at the door or violating fire code.
Friday Shabbat dinner, weekly fellowship lunch, Eid celebrations — communal meals are a faith tradition. Capturing kosher / halal / gluten-free / vegetarian / nut allergy needs across 80 attendees is a real challenge.
Many faith communities have first-generation immigrants, refugees, or visitors who don't speak the local language. English-only signup forms exclude them. Manual translation in the bulletin is brittle.
Sunday school sign-ups, hospital visits, prayer requests, bereavement check-ins — most clergy track these on paper or in personal email. No central record, no continuity if a clergy member changes.
Sunday 10am service, Wednesday 7pm Bible study, Friday 6pm Shabbat — set up once. Each week's instance is created automatically. Edit one specific week's location without breaking the recurring pattern.
Holiday services capped at sanctuary capacity (e.g., 350). Auto-promoting waitlist when someone drops. Late seating arrangements (overflow chapel, livestream link) handled in the description.
Required signup question for shared-meal events — kosher / halal / vegetarian / vegan / gluten-free / nut allergy / no preference. Clean dashboard for whoever's organizing the meal.
Booking page available in English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Hebrew, Mandarin, and more (10+ languages). Signup questions translatable. First-generation members + visitors signup in their preferred language.
Annual retreat with $400 deposit. High Holy Days non-member tickets. Charity fundraiser. Stripe handles checkout — funds to the community's account directly. 2.7% vs Eventbrite's 6%+.
7-day, 24-hour, and morning-of reminders sent automatically. Multilingual reminder content where applicable. Reduces "what time is service?" calls to the office.
Free Events tier. Recurring Sunday 10am. Optional capacity cap for COVID-era spacing. Dietary collection if there's a fellowship lunch. Free for all attendees.
Free Events tier. Capacity 350 (sanctuary fire code). Auto-promoting waitlist. Members get priority booking; non-members $25 ticket. 2.7% Stripe fee on non-member tickets.
Studio plan ($15.83/mo annual). 4-day retreat. $400 deposit + balance due 60 days out. Dietary, accommodation, accessibility questions. Cancellation policy 60-day notice. Apple Wallet retreat pass.
Bulletin reaches members in the building. Misses anyone visiting, traveling, or new. No capacity control, no dietary collection, no record beyond what someone manually types up later.
~6% on every paid ticket. Generic event branding feels off for a faith service. No multilingual signup. Most members don't have Eventbrite accounts.
Built for management of one religious tradition (often Christian). Cost $50-200/month. Heavy admin tool — not a lightweight RSVP system. Lock-in to ecosystem.
“Our synagogue runs weekly Shabbat, monthly Friday-night dinners, holiday services, and an annual retreat. Switched to Who's In from a paper signup + Eventbrite + a spreadsheet. The capacity-capped High Holy Days RSVP fixed our biggest annual headache. Multilingual signup brought in members we didn't know we were excluding.”
Real questions from religious community leaders.
Free for services + small groups. Capacity caps. Multilingual signup. Apple Wallet passes for retreats and holiday services.