Ask for Churches and Ministries
When it happens to one of yours on a Tuesday
A form at work to sign by Friday. A lesson a child cannot opt out of. A meeting in town. Your people bring it to Ask as themselves and get back what the book, Scripture, and the law of your state say, with the next steps and the exact words to use. You see counts. Never a question, never a name.
30 days or 10 asks free to start, card on file, cancel any time. Christian schools and ministries too. See what an answer looks like →
Small
up to 100 households
$49 a month
or $490 a year, ten months’ price
40 asks a month for the congregation
Mid
up to 300 households
$99 a month
or $990 a year, ten months’ price
80 asks a month for the congregation
Large
up to 1000 households
$199 a month
or $1990 a year, ten months’ price
160 asks a month for the congregation
Twenty more asks, $25, whenever the pool runs short. 20% of every payment back to your ministry fund.
How it works
- You start the trial and get the church’s link and a QR code for the bulletin or a slide.
- Your people open the link and ask as themselves. The answer comes to them in about two minutes, and by email.
- You see this month’s counts on your church page and in a report on the first of each month.
- The rebate and the referral share go to the church through Stripe, on approval, each quarter.
For podcasts
A show is a different door. There is no plan: the host gets a link and a QR code for the show notes, sponsors asks for listeners at a dollar each whenever it suits (“the first asks are on us”), and earns the referral share, 20 to 30 percent, on every membership that starts through the link. The host sees asks used and memberships earned; never a question or a name.
Set up a showQuestions pastors ask
What does the pastor see?
Counts only: how many asked this month, where the situations were (work, school, church, town, home), what they were about, and which of the seven mountains. Never a question and never a name. That promise is what makes people use it, and the site keeps it for you.
What do our people get?
Each person describes a situation in their own words and, in about two minutes, gets the technique being run on them, what the book and Scripture say, what the public record of the law in your state says, the next steps, and the exact words to use. Then they can add what happened and get the next step.
How is the pool shared?
Each person may draw 3 asks a month from the church's pool (you can set it from 1 to 10). A member of the site draws on their own membership first. An ask with a document attached counts as two, since it costs about twice as much to answer. When the pool is gone, people are offered five asks of their own for $9.99 or membership, and you can add twenty asks for $25 at any time.
What does the church earn?
20% of what the church pays comes back to your ministry fund each quarter, plus the referral share (20 to 30 percent) on every membership that starts through your link, for each member's first year. Paid through Stripe; the site never holds your bank details.
What is kept?
Situations are never kept for the church. General questions of faith and doctrine that your people ask are kept, with no name on them, as your church's library: material for a class or a series.
Is it legal advice?
No, and it says so on every answer. It is the counsel of a man who wrote the book on how institutions are captured, with the public record of the law looked up and every source fetched and checked, and it names the point at which a situation needs a lawyer.
Starting the trial creates your free account first (a minute), then opens your church page.