For Episcopal parishes
What could your parish raise with GoodBox?
Find your parish to use your 2024 parochial report figures, or enter your average Sunday attendance. You’ll see an estimate of monthly giving through GoodBox, what it costs, and what your church keeps.
Search by church name or town.
or enter your attendance
In-person attendance, as on your parochial report. Don’t include online or weekday services.
How each terminal is set up
Each terminal needs a countertop stand or a giving basket. Churches with 100 or more people can also place a terminal in a steel podium.
Estimated giving through GoodBox
$0 a month
| Estimated giving (most likely) | |
| GoodBox monthly fee | |
| Card processing | |
| Your church keeps each month | |
| Your church keeps each year |
One-off setup
Plus any artwork and delivery costs.
Setup options
Each terminal sits in a countertop stand, a giving basket or a steel podium. Shown with example church artwork.
Countertop stand
$75
Sits on a table or welcome desk in the narthex or entrance.
Giving basket
$20
Passed at the offering, alongside cash and pledge envelopes.
Steel podium
$750
A freestanding giving point for the narthex or other open spaces, for churches of 100 or more.
Want a formal quote?
Send us your setup and we’ll prepare a quote for your parish.
Your setup
“Send quote request” opens your email app with everything filled in. If nothing opens, use “Copy details” and email them to sales@goodbox.com.
How this estimate works
The estimate is based on what Episcopal churches already using GoodBox raise for each person in their Sunday congregation. Parish attendance figures come from the Episcopal Church’s 2024 parochial report data.
Results vary. Where your terminals are placed, how often they’re mentioned from the front, and whether they’re used for special appeals all make a difference.
Ready to talk?
We’ll help you choose the right setup for your church and answer any questions.
Book an introductory callThis is an illustrative estimate, not a guarantee of future giving, and it does not account for local factors.