Support the project
It is free, and it will stay free.
There is no paid tier waiting behind this page, and no plan to add one. A congregation that cannot pay should be able to run its media as well as one that can.
If you want to help anyway, the most valuable things cost nothing.
Tell another church
Most churches running media badly do not know there is an alternative. A conversation at a conference meeting does more than anything else on this page.
Report what breaks
A clear bug report is worth more than a donation. Something that bit you mid-service will bite someone else next Sabbath unless it is fixed. How to write one.
Say what the manual missed
If you had to work something out on your own, the documentation failed. Tell me which part, and it gets written properly.
Train your replacement
The single point of failure in most church media teams is one person who knows everything. Walk someone else through the six rehearsal drills.
If you would rather give money
Give it to your own church first. Then, if there is still something spare, it goes toward the running costs of the project — hosting, the code-signing certificate that would stop Windows warning every new user, and test hardware.
In order: the code-signing certificate first, because every church that installs this meets a warning saying the publisher is unrecognised, and that costs a few hundred a year to end. Then a second Windows machine to test releases on before they go out. Then the domain this site sits on. Nothing else.
Donations buy nothing: no support commitment, no priority on feature requests, no influence over what gets built. Whether a change is made depends on whether it helps a volunteer on a Sabbath morning.
The best support is a service that runs well.
A congregation that never thinks about the screen, because it always shows the right thing at the right moment, is the whole point.