For vendors

Serve churches through group bids

Churches in the buying program pool what they buy. When a bid opens in a category and area you serve, we email you a private link to see the line items and quote online. Churches buy directly from you and choose freely.

Every vendor agrees to the Vendor Covenant: if it isn’t right for the church, you make it right; you stand behind your work; and when a church and a vendor can’t settle a problem, United Under God hears both sides and decides.

Vendors pay a rebate or a referral fee on program sales, as set out in the Vendor Terms. We review each sign-up before inviting you to a bid.

Vendors in the buying program pay United Under God rebates and referral fees. United Under God retains these rebates to support the buying program and its service to churches. Vendor Terms

Sell to churches

See how many churches our church directory lists in the states you serve, how bids work, and what the program costs before you sign up.

See the vendor program
Your company
What you supply

Pick every category or subcategory you serve. You will only be invited to bids that match.

Insurance, health and retirement benefits, banking and loans, payroll and payroll tax, and audit and tax preparation are not part of vendor sign-up. They are handled separately through licensed or qualified providers.

Office supplies and paper
Printing, copiers, and signage
Postage and mailing
Communion and baptism
Worship, choir, and music
Children's and youth ministry
Bibles and Bible study
Kitchen and fellowship
Janitorial and restroom supplies
Janitorial service
Facilities maintenance
Grounds and parking
Pest control
Security and life safety
Utilities and telecom
Energy savings
Technology
Sound, livestream, and lighting
Transportation
Financial services
Staff, HR, and benefits
Professional services
Events and promotion
Outreach and missions
Cemetery care
Furniture
Nursery
Flowers, candles, and decor
Christmas, Easter, and the church year
Where you serve

States you serve:

Insurance

Do you carry general liability insurance?