Flocknote ROCKS! Flocknote staff Lauren was so professional and exceptional. I sent a request by email on how to do something. She not only sent me the directions on how to do the requested item, but even did the work for me in the backend. What a wonderful helper, something I've never experienced before. Thank you so much, dear Flocknote!

Flocknote as a great tool We have been using Flocknote to reach our parish members for many years. Flocknote is an excellent tool to convey our messages to them. Also, we are contacting the Parents of the children in our Religious program. Flocknote has been an ideal product for us. We will recommend to anyone to need to reach out to members or clients.

Flocknote has literally been a God… Flocknote has literally been a God send! It's the quickest way for us to contact our parishioners. Last year they came up with an efficient and easy sign up system for social distance masses, which made the back office/rectory work so much easier for the staff and so much safer for our parishioners!! Don't know how we ever lived without it!

Our parish has used flocknotes for…Stay in touch with Parish Family Our parish has used flocknotes for several years. We find it a very reasonable way to stay in touch with our parish family. Since covid we install cameras in our church in order to live stream Mass. Each week I send out a flocknote to tell those who cannot come to Mass the time we will be live streaming. If I happen to forget I receive many reply from those watching it. This has let me know that many people who are sick or homebound is watching our Mass. My experience with flocknotes has been very positive.

Good tool, not quite great We've used this for our local Troops of St. George organization and it's been a great tool. There are a few enhancements I believe would take it from good to great. The ability to create multi-channel notifications at the same time vs. creating them separately would be a nice feature. Also, the ability to click 'edit' on a group to add multiple members to various groups is lacking too. The pricing tiers seem rather aggressive for what it offers. In my opinion it would seem to be prudent to have them in 50-member increments for each pricing tier or use the Squarespace model of charging a flat rate so it doesn't feel cost prohibitive to add more members.