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Using Overflow? Add paycheck giving to the same giving page.

Keep Overflow as it is. Roster adds the one option it can't offer: a percentage of every paycheck, set once.

Overflow with Roster

Does Roster work with Overflow?

Yes. Roster works with Overflow. Churches using Overflow keep it for one-time gifts, events, and card-based recurring. Roster adds a "Give from your paycheck" button to the same giving page, so members can give a percentage of every paycheck instead of a fixed amount. Overflow fees, reports, and payouts are unchanged.

Overflow is a giving platform known for stock, crypto and donor-advised-fund gifts alongside cash.

Overflow handles

  • One-time gifts
  • Events and campaigns
  • First-time visitor giving
  • Card and ACH recurring

Roster adds

  • A percentage of income, not a dollar figure
  • Set once, every payday
  • No card to expire, nothing to re-enter
  • The member's own giving account

Where the button goes.

On your Overflow giving page, next to the ways to give you offer today. A snippet or a link, no migration, nobody to retrain.

1

Create your church account

Your church's EIN and the bank account where gifts should land. Under five minutes.

2

Add the button

One snippet on your website's giving page, or a link from your Overflow giving page. Your Roster dashboard shows when it's live.

3

Tell your congregation

The announcement, the bulletin insert and the email are already written, with your church's name in them.

What changes for your finance team.

Nothing you already do changes. Overflow keeps its own fees, its own reports and its own payout schedule. Roster's 2% applies only to Roster volume, taken out of each gift before it lands, and paycheck gifts arrive by ACH at the same bank account as everything else.

  • No. Overflow keeps doing everything it does today. Roster is one more option next to it.

  • No. It's one page, your Overflow giving page, with one more option on it. Card, ACH and everything else stay exactly where they are.

  • No. Overflow keeps its own fees, reports and payout schedule. Roster's 2% applies only to gifts that come through Roster, and there is no monthly fee.

  • Those are one-time gifts of assets. Paycheck giving is a percentage of income, set once and repeated every payday. The two sit side by side: Overflow for the asset gift, Roster for the recurring one.

Overflow is a trademark of its owner. Roster is not affiliated with or endorsed by Overflow; this page describes how the two work side by side on a church's giving page. Overflow is not offered by FFBKC and is not part of any agreement with FFBKC.