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Four plans. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and you can pay monthly, quarterly or yearly — quarterly saves 10%, yearly saves over 20%. Current prices are on theharvest.site.

The limits

Individual’s contact cap matches Forever Free’s 500 on purpose. Individual is bought for capability — the feed, the CRM, a donation page — not for more people. Small Team and Ministry are the tiers that raise the cap.

What each plan includes

Event registration is Ministry only. Publishing an event and taking signups for it needs the Ministry plan. Lower plans can still see the events their church posts to the feed.

Add-ons

Some limits can be raised without changing plan:

Unlimited contacts

Removes the contact cap entirely. Ministry only.

Admin seats

+1 admin each, on any paid plan.
Ask Harvest, the AI study assistant, is also an add-on rather than part of any plan. It is not included in Forever Free, Individual, Small Team or Ministry. There is no campus add-on. Every paid plan can add as many campuses as it needs. Forever Free has no campuses — it is one evangelist, not a multi-site church. There is no contacts +500 pack. The caps above already include the raise that pack used to buy.

Donations are never charged

Harvest takes 0% of your giving on every plan, including Free. No application fee, no revenue share. This is structural, not a promotion — your giving goes through your own payment links and never touches us.

Early bird pricing is held

If you join Ministry at the early bird price, you stay at that price. Raising the price later applies to new subscriptions only — it does not move anyone already subscribed.

Changing plan

Upgrade or downgrade from your billing settings at any time.
Cancelling ends your subscription immediately, not at the end of the period you have paid for. If you cancel mid-month you lose the rest of that month. Downgrade instead if you want to keep access until your term ends.

When you hit a limit

Harvest tells you at the moment you hit it, not afterwards. If you go over a limit by downgrading — say you have eight courses and move to Small Team’s five — you keep what you have. You just cannot add more until you are under the cap again. Sections your plan does not include are hidden entirely rather than shown locked. You will not find a nav full of buttons that lead to an upgrade prompt.