Give your masjid a faster, clearer way to give.

Handle the five-minute rush after Jumuah with tap-to-give, then keep every donor, fund, receipt, and report connected after the gift.

Wall-mounted Givebear donation kiosk on a masjid lobby wall near the shoe racks
Zakat stays separate
Under five-second taps
Ramadan-ready campaigns
Automatic receipts

A practical launch path

From scattered giving tools to one clear system.

Start with the workflow your team needs most, then add the next giving channel when it is ready. Your records stay connected from the first gift.

Map your masjid's setup
  1. 1

    Set your funds

    Create the Zakat, Sadaqah, Building Fund, and campaign choices your donors see.

  2. 2

    Open a giving path

    Share a hosted page or QR code, then add a kiosk where people already gather.

  3. 3

    Keep every gift connected

    Kiosk and online gifts update the same donor, fund, receipt, and campaign records.

  4. 4

    Report with confidence

    Review totals by fund and export the records your board or accountant needs.

Why masjids choose Givebear

Generic payment processors treat a Zakat gift like a coffee purchase. Givebear is built around the speed, fund separation, and receipt requirements of Islamic giving.

Tap and go at Jumuah

Apple Pay, Google Pay, and contactless cards process in under 5 seconds per donor, so the post-Jumuah line moves toward the parking lot instead of backing up at the door.

Specific fund routing

Allow donors to choose Zakat al-Mal, Zakat al-Fitr, Sadaqah, or Building Fund right on the touchscreen. Funds hit the correct ledger.

No monthly software fee

The kiosk is a one-time purchase ($999 to $1099) and the software runs at a flat platform fee from 1.9% to 5.9% depending on plan (one rate online, at kiosks, and on memberships), plus Stripe card processing at cost, with no setup fee and no monthly minimum.

Automated tax receipts

No more hand-writing year-end receipts. A compliant digital receipt is emailed the moment each donor gives, and one-click year-end statements build themselves for every donor.

Beautiful hardware

Respect the aesthetic of your masjid with our sleek 21.5-inch displays and weighted, anti-theft metal enclosures.

Donor management

Understand your congregation's giving patterns and recognize your most loyal supporters, all from one donor record.

The dashboard behind it

One dashboard for every fund the masjid runs.

The kiosk in the lobby, the QR code on the wall, and your online giving page all settle into the same ledger the board reviews.

  • Zakat, Sadaqah, and the Building Fund tracked as separate live balances
  • Automatic receipts for every tap in the rush after Jumuah
  • Board-ready giving reports without a spreadsheet night
Givebear management portal dashboard with live fund balances for a masjid

What a mosque donation kiosk costs

Choose the mount that fits your space. Both models include the giving software, fund routing, receipts, and a 365-day performance guarantee. Donor screens run in English, Arabic (right to left), Spanish, and Turkish.

Pricing out MOHID too? Its published price list shows $999 kiosk + $25/mo per device (waived with donor-pay), on top of a software plan at $99/mo Basic or $199/mo Professional (annual; $109/$219 monthly) (mohid.net pricing, verified June 2026). The side-by-side details are in our Givebear vs MOHID comparison.

The 365-day kiosk guarantee

If your kiosk does not collect more than its price in donations within 365 days, send it back for a full refund.

Activate it with one email in your kiosk's first week of taking donations and keep Givebear as your main donation system. One guarantee per organization. Read the full terms.

Zakat, Sadaqah, and the whole masjid calendar

Zakat must reach the eligible categories, so it should never mix with Sadaqah or operating money. On the kiosk or your giving page a donor taps Zakat al-Mal, Zakat al-Fitr, Sadaqah, or the building fund before paying, and each keeps its own running total in the dashboard. A dedicated Zakat al-Fitr button in the final week of Ramadan produces an exact total for the distribution team before the Eid prayer deadline, then comes down when the window closes.

Most annual Zakat lands in the last ten nights, when the building is full past midnight. A kiosk by the shoe racks absorbs that surge without volunteers counting envelopes, and a donor can set a nightly or monthly recurring gift once, so a Laylat al-Qadr gift becomes support that carries through the quiet months after Eid. Beyond Ramadan, the same funds run the rest of your year:

  • A prayer-hall kiosk collecting Zakat and Sadaqah after every congregational prayer.
  • A last-ten-nights recurring campaign with a live goal shown in the lobby.
  • Ticketed community iftars and Eid dinners with a clear headcount before catering.
  • A multi-year building or expansion fund with a public progress goal embedded on your masjid site.

Questions masjid boards ask us

How much does a mosque donation kiosk cost?
Givebear kiosks are a one-time purchase of $999 to $1099: the wall mount is the lower price and the freestanding stand with a 4-hour battery is the higher one. There is no monthly software fee and no per-device subscription; fund routing, receipts, and reporting are included. The ongoing software cost is a flat platform fee from 1.9% to 5.9% depending on plan (one rate online, at kiosks, and on memberships), plus Stripe card processing at cost, with no setup fee and no monthly minimum.
Can the kiosk keep Zakat and Sadaqah separate?
Yes. Donors choose the fund (Zakat al-Mal, Zakat al-Fitr, Sadaqah, Building Fund) before tapping their card, so the gift enters the ledger already classified. The treasurer sees a separate running total per fund and never has to untangle restricted money from general giving.
How fast is kiosk giving after Jumuah?
A contactless tap completes in under 5 seconds from fund selection to receipt. With a default fund pre-configured, a 20-person post-Jumuah queue clears in about two minutes, so congregants can give on their way out without the lobby backing up.
Can donors set up nightly giving for the last ten nights of Ramadan?
Yes. A donor sets up a recurring nightly gift once online, and it processes automatically each of the last ten nights. Kiosk taps and online gifts feed the same Ramadan campaign total, which you can display live in the lobby.
Do donors get a receipt that names the fund?
Yes. The automated email receipt includes the masjid's details, the amount, the date, and the fund name, so a donor who gave Zakat has documentation saying exactly that. Year-end statements list each fund separately.

Plan your next giving season

Bring your current giving setup to a practical walkthrough. We will map your funds, channels, and reporting workflow around the way your masjid operates.

Let's make giving easier.

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