Everything ministry teams ask us

Five Q's managed website platform for ministries and nonprofits. It combines flexible visual publishing, strong performance, built-in analytics, Journity personalization, integrations with leading donation and email tools, and ongoing support — a platform you subscribe to, not a project you rebuild every few years.

Pricing starts at $4,995. Every build is scoped with you before anything is signed, so you know exactly what's included.

Yes. Pages are composed from approved sections in a visual builder with live preview, drafts, revisions, and scheduling. Design presets keep your brand consistent no matter who's editing. fiveq.com itself is edited this way.

We do. Ministry Impact Platform sites run on modern edge infrastructure, and performance, updates, and security are part of the platform — not a separate retainer or a volunteer's weekend.

Google gives qualified nonprofits $10,000 per month in free search advertising — $120,000 a year in reach for people already searching for what your ministry offers.

Three reasons come up constantly: campaigns limited to brand-name keywords nobody searches for; the grant's compliance rules (a 5% click-through floor and required conversion tracking) quietly pausing accounts; and nobody owning the account month to month. Most grantees spend only a fraction of the $10,000.

End-to-end ownership: eligibility and setup, compliance, keyword and campaign optimization, conversion tracking, and reporting that shows what the free spend actually produced — with ongoing optimization rather than set-and-forget.

A focused engagement that establishes vision, audits your data and search visibility, benchmarks you against ministries your size, and delivers a twelve-month plan with tangible, owned action items. Strategy comes first because tools without direction are just expenses.

Website personalization built for nonprofits. Journity watches what each visitor does and responds with the right invitation — following an Inspire, Connect, Ask framework that grows email lists, routes people to mission-aligned next steps, and invites engaged audiences to give.

Results Journity publishes from its ministry customers include $45,000+ raised in a single December campaign, 124% email list growth in six months, and 33% more signups from A/B/C testing. The pattern is consistent: when the invitation matches the visitor, response rates stop looking like industry averages.

No. Campaigns are built in a visual designer from templates and published as overlays or embedded content. Five Q can also run Journity for you — planning campaigns, writing invitations, testing, and reporting.

Our warehouse-backed analytics workspace for ministries. Compass combines websites, apps, search, paid media, email, and giving into one decision-ready view, while preserving each metric's source, definition, freshness, and privacy boundary.

GA4 tells you about one property. A ministry has dozens of touchpoints — plus email and giving that GA4 never sees. Compass is the layer above: the portfolio story, opened by a leadership brief that says what deserves attention now instead of asking you to hunt for it.

Yes. Every Compass workspace includes an audited, read-only MCP server with bounded query tools — no arbitrary SQL. Your leaders can point their own AI agents at their own numbers.

Completely. Each client workspace is isolated by architecture: separate database, credentials, hostname, and backups — not a shared pool with a permissions checkbox.

Ninety days of strategic AI leadership for your ministry: governance your board can approve, training your whole staff will actually use, and two or three measurable first wins — so adoption happens on purpose instead of informally.

Privacy before prompts, accountability before automation. We start with what data may touch which tools, train people before deploying systems, and measure whether AI is returning time to the work only people can do.

It's normal — and it's exactly why guardrails matter. Someone in communications is already drafting with a chatbot; the question is whether that happens with a policy, shared fluency, and leadership's blessing, or quietly and unevenly. Launch AI turns informal experimentation into a plan.