The public map, the website embed, the lobby kiosk and the presentation mode all come with one subscription. No setup fee, no missionary limit, no hardware to buy from us.
Every account starts with a 10-day free trial — no card needed. Subscribe early and the days you have left carry over. Prices in USD. A subscription renews automatically at the end of each period until you cancel it from your Subscription page; see the Terms.
Every plan includes 5 GB. Add storage from your Subscription page whenever you need it; upgrades apply right away.
| Extra storage | Price |
|---|---|
| +5 GB | $3/mo |
| +10 GB | $5/mo |
| +15 GB | $7/mo |
| +20 GB | $9/mo |
| More than 20 GB (up to 200 GB) | $9/mo plus $0.30 per GB over 20 |
Annual plans pay 12 months of storage up front. Nothing is ever deleted for space: when storage is full, new uploads simply wait until you add more or tidy up.
Most missionary displays are sold as a kiosk: a touchscreen system, a setup fee, a price tier that climbs with your missionary count. Field Link Missions is the opposite shape.
No hardware to buy from us. Everything is hosted. Your lobby display is any screen you already own driven by a Raspberry Pi (about $180) or any Windows PC, and the same account powers the public map at your own address and the embed on your church website. Other systems charge $3,000 to $4,000 for their touchscreen bundles before the software; here the software is the whole price.
One price for every missionary and every screen. $45 a month or $495 a year covers unlimited missionaries, unlimited kiosks and TVs, the web map, the embed, prayer letters, photos and video. There is no setup fee and no tier to outgrow when the family adds a missionary.
Missionaries keep their own pages current. One invite link lets a missionary fill in their profile, drop a pin on their city, upload photos and letters, even by photographing a paper letter, and request updates later. Nobody at the church retypes a newsletter.
Built for how a church actually uses it. A TV mode that cycles on its own for lobbies without a touchscreen, kiosk-only profiles for workers in closed countries, a QR code that carries a profile to a visitor's phone, engagement analytics, and two-factor sign-in for the people who manage it. And a 10-day free trial with no card, so you can put it on your own screen before you decide.
The map, the website embed and the lobby kiosk all come with the subscription. Start the trial today; if you need longer to decide, the account simply pauses and nothing is deleted.