Moving Moments

Moving Moments

A Growth Strategy · 2026 — 2028

Amplifying Moving Moments — from 2,000 stations to 55 million doors opened to Christ.

60 seconds at a time.

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Prepared for Cindy & Ralph Tang By Echo 1 Labs May 2026

The Moving Moments Story

Moving Moments is Cindy Tang's career — twenty-nine years of broadcast journalism, twelve Associated Press awards at WUKY-FM, thirty episodes as the narrator of Animal Planet's A Pet Story. But more than that, it's the ups and downs. The late nights. The quiet work of building a place of warmth and hope for people who needed it the most, while simultaneously building a career in an industry that rarely slowed down.

This has been God's plan, and Cindy's journey, all along.

Today Cindy is building a ministry alongside her husband Ralph — a successful businessman and philanthropist whose passion for Christ and for the work they are doing together makes them a powerful tandem changing hearts and minds around the globe.

Moving Moments isn't just a name.

It needs to be inviting — filled with love, and hope for those who need it the most. It needs to reconfirm to those who already live in Christ that He is always here for us. And it needs to be a place where God is speaking to us through their work.

Sixty seconds can be inspiring. Sixty seconds can shift a day. Sixty seconds can be the difference between life and death for someone who is suffering. That is the work Cindy and Ralph are doing — and that is what Echo 1 Labs is here to amplify.

29 yrs

Broadcast journalism craft

2,000+

Christian radio stations

492

Produced 60-second devotionals

12

AP awards (WUKY-FM)

4 ICPs

Distinct audience segments

$884K

Y2 trail-90 ARR target (Growth)

Existing assets — already in place

  • 2,000+ stations actively syndicating Moving Moments
  • 492 produced 60-second devotionals — broadcast-quality catalog
  • 12 Associated Press awards · 30 episodes Animal Planet narrator
  • Endorsements: Bott Radio, Moody, Michael Card
  • Capstone Legacy Foundation 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsorship

What's missing

  • Zero meta tags, OG, or structured data on the site
  • No email capture mechanism anywhere on /find-peace or elsewhere
  • 17 SoundCloud iframes on /listen — catalog is unfindable
  • No daily devotional list, no donor stewardship sequences
  • No partner program landing pages, no /library or /speaker
  • Donations route to fcsuite without any thank-you flow

What we recommend

Growth scenario. $130K Year 1, $156K Year 2 (+20% scaling). 24-month Founding Ministry Partner engagement at $5,000/mo all-in; 30-day cancellation either party. Website design + 24-month maintenance donated.

Year 2 trailing-90 ARR of $884K crosses the threshold where Moving Moments operates as a self-sustaining ministry. That's the goal — not a perpetual engagement.

Digital Audit & Roadmap

Current state of every public-facing asset in the Moving Moments digital footprint. The biggest single leak is the /find-peace external redirect — closeable in M1.

Current state

  • movingmomentscindytang.com:
    0/10 SEO
    no meta
    no OG
    no JSON-LD
  • /find-peace: Redirects every prayer-responder externally to peacewithgod.net — leak estimated 3,000–15,000 captured signups/year
  • /listen: 17 SoundCloud iframes on a single page — 492-track catalog technically online but practically unfindable
  • Email capture: None exists anywhere on site
  • Donations: Capstone fcsuite portal, no thank-you sequence, no automated giving statements

Critical gaps to close

  • No sitemap.xml or robots.txt
  • No Google Search Console verification
  • No Google Business Profile
  • No schema.org structured data
  • No Open Graph or Twitter Card meta
  • No blog content engine
  • No partner / library / speaker / book pages

What Cindy already has

  • 492 broadcast-quality devotionals (the catalog)
  • 2,000+ active radio stations
  • Endorsements + AP awards + Animal Planet credit
  • Capstone fiscal sponsorship infrastructure
  • Ralph's healthcare-PE strategic frame
  • Active book — Companions in Faith. Launch support out of scope pending discovery.

6-month SEO + infrastructure roadmap

M1 — Audit + foundation

Site audit, GA4/GTM/Meta pixel installed, Apollo lite, /find-peace email capture build, 4-ICP welcome drafts, brand tokens locked.

M2 — Site rebuild LIVE

React 19 + Vite 8 + Vercel + Supabase, 8 instrumented pages, daily devotional WF-04 LIVE, ICP welcome WF-03 LIVE, 4 donor-tier landing pages.

M3 — Content engine LIVE

WF-01 catalog engine processing daily Shorts, WF-08 YouTube auto-publish LIVE, first 30-day metrics review with Cindy + Ralph.

M4 — Donor systems LIVE

WF-05 stewardship + WF-06 tier upgrade + WF-10 Capstone routing all live, Meta paid scaled to $10K/mo, first 100 partners onboarded.

M5 — Year-end prep

WF-07 year-end giving sequence loaded, WF-11 quarterly dashboard LIVE, speaker assets shipped, sponsorship pipeline opened.

M6 — Re-audit + Phase 2

SEO re-audit (target 5/10), full 6-month KPI review, Phase 2 plan locked with Cindy + Ralph for Months 7–24.

Competitive Landscape

Tiered competitive analysis in the Christian devotional / women's ministry market. Cindy carries Tier 1 broadcast credentials with Tier 3 digital plumbing — that asymmetry is the opportunity.

Tier 1 — Full-stack ministries ($25M+ annual)

MinistryEstimated AnnualFormatWhat they have that we don't
Joyce Meyer Ministries$100M+Broadcast + books + events30+ years compounded brand · full TV operation · international reach
Daily Hope (Rick Warren)$30M+Daily broadcast + SaddlebackMega-church distribution · Purpose Driven brand IP
Proverbs 31 Ministries$25M+Devotional app + books + events20-year app monetization · 300+ contributing writers

Tier 2 — Established creator-led ($1M–$10M annual)

VoiceEstimated AnnualFormatSpeaking fee
Anne Graham Lotz$3M–$5MBooks + speaking + small media$25K–$50K
Lysa TerKeurst (P31 founder)$5M+Books + P31 + events$50K+
Christine Caine (A21)$2M–$4MSpeaking + A21 + media$30K–$60K
Jennie Allen (IF:Gathering)$3M–$5MConferences + content + books$40K+

Tier 3 — Emerging digital voices (under $1M annual)

Indie Christian devotional creators with strong digital craft but limited broadcast credibility. Most are blogger / Instagram-first; few have Cindy's radio relationships or 492-episode catalog. Route from Tier 3 → Tier 2 typically takes 5–10 years of audience building.

Cindy's unique positioning

Cindy has Tier 1 broadcast credentials with Tier 3 digital plumbing. The engagement fixes the plumbing. The talent is already there.

Gap Analysis

Eight infrastructure gaps. Each closeable in 24 months. Two categories AHEAD of Tier 2 already — Cindy invested 29 years building those without ever calling them an asset.

CategoryCindy nowTier 2 averageGapFix strategy
SEO score0/10 (zero meta)5–7/10CriticalSite rebuild + JSON-LD + GSC verification
Email listNone captured20K–50K segmentedCritical5-track engine: welcome × 4 ICPs + daily + stewardship + upgrade + year-end
Conversion paths0 funnels3–5 funnelsLarge4 parallel ICP funnels, /find-peace fix, 4 donor-tier landing pages
Content distribution17 SoundCloud iframesYT + IG + emailLargeCatalog Engine: 492 episodes → automated YouTube Shorts at $0.30/each
Donor tier systemSingle ask3–5 named tiersMediumEncourager · Sustainer · Founding Partner · Visionary (capped 30–50)
Site infrastructureKopage, no analyticsCustom build + GA4MediumReact 19 + Vite 8 + Vercel + Supabase + GA4 + GTM + 8 instrumented pages
Audio/video catalog492 episodes50–200 episodesAheadActivate. The 492 is the unfair advantage.
Radio syndication2,000+ stations50–500 stationsAheadPreserve. Use as email-capture top-of-funnel.
Capital efficiency reads asymmetric because we're not building the asset — we're connecting the asset to the audience.

Audience & Brand Story

Cindy's 60-second format already speaks to four distinct kinds of listeners with very different needs. Most ministries optimize for one ICP and unintentionally exclude the others. We build a parallel funnel for each — without compromising what works for the Faithful core.

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ICP1 — The Faithful Anchor
Who they areChristian women 50+, established in faith, looking for daily Word in their inbox or on their commute
Why they're already hereThey've been listening to Cindy on Bott or Moody for years. They trust her voice. They want her work to keep going.
What they needA way to support directly + deeper relationship beyond 60 seconds
How we reach themEmail list capture from radio + Meta retargeting + church partnership signal-boosting
Donor potentialHighest. Founding ($100/mo) and Visionary ($250/mo) tiers come almost entirely from this ICP.
2
ICP2 — The Wandering Heart
Who they areChristians in a hard season — doubt, grief, church hurt, exhaustion, addiction recovery in a believer's frame
Why they'd comeCindy's honesty about her own seasons of doubt; the absence of fix-it energy; permission to not have answers
What they needCompany in the not-knowing. Honest content. No fundraising pressure for at least 90 days.
How we reach themMeta paid (specific creative) + YouTube long-form ("When Faith Feels Far Away")
Donor potentialMedium-high. Sustainer ($50/mo) once relationship is real.
3
ICP3 — The Open Seeker
Who they areNon-Christians who find Cindy on radio, podcast cross-promotions, or YouTube and stay because she doesn't preach at them
Why they'd come60 seconds of perspective from a thoughtful person. The work doesn't evangelize them; it invites them to listen.
What they needSecular-friendly framing in titles, thumbnails, and welcome emails. Audio carries the spiritual content; the wrapper stays universal.
How we reach themYouTube Shorts with curiosity-hook packaging + podcast cross-promo + Instagram
Donor potentialLower in Y1. Y1 metric is retention into the daily devotional list.
4
ICP4 — The Recovery Seeker
Who they arePeople in recovery (early or sustained) who find Christian content unhelpful because most of it doesn't speak recovery culture
Why they'd comeCindy meets recovery where it lives. "One day at a time, even when today is heavy" reads as recovery-fluent, not Christianese.
What they needA 30-day devotional series in their inbox. Recovery-aware language. Permission to give back as recovery service.
How we reach themMeta targeting recovery podcasts + AA-adjacent communities + YouTube Shorts (Recovery Hope pillar)
Donor potentialMedium. Encourager tier ($25/mo) framed as recovery service performs well here.
Cindy already does the hardest part — speaking authentically to four different audiences in 60 seconds. The infrastructure to convert each audience differently is what we add.

What We Deliver

The 14-category bundle reorganized into three pillars — Broadcast, Engine, and RevOps — plus everything we're donating to the ministry.

Broadcast — the amplification machine

The 492-episode catalog activated and pushed into every channel a faith-aligned audience uses.

DONATED

Custom Moving Moments website

12+ conversion-instrumented pages on React 19 + Vite 8 + Vercel + Supabase. Mobile responsive, performance-first. 24-month maintenance included.

YouTube system

Daily Shorts from the 492-episode catalog. Weekly mid-form. Monthly long-form. Quarterly live Q&A.

492 SoundCloud → Video pipeline

60-second AI-generated videos paired with a team-built avatar — 18+ months of daily content before any new audio is needed.

Search Engine Optimization

On-page (meta, schema, alt text, episode-level SEO) and off-page (backlinks, partner cross-link, citations).

Search-Based Optimization (SBO)

Apple Podcasts. Spotify. Google Podcasts. Amazon Music. Smart speakers. YouTube. Pinterest (Y2).

Paid acquisition

Meta + YouTube ad management. Pinterest (Y2). Creative bank. Weekly optimization. Capstone Ad Grant if eligible.

Social media

LinkedIn. Instagram. Facebook. Pinterest (Y2).

PR + press outreach

Major announcements. TV launch coordination. Conference and speaking pipeline.

Visitor tracking + retargeting

GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel + Conversions API, YouTube conversion tracking. Apollo lite for visitor org-level identification. Retargeting audiences across Meta + YouTube (+ Pinterest in Y2). Conversion-event instrumentation on every page. Audience segmentation across the 4 ICPs. Stewardship rule: no prayer-page retargeting, no lookalikes seeded from prayer conversions.

Engine — the systems underneath

The automation, AI, and infrastructure that make the broadcast run on autopilot.

PLATFORM DONATED · USAGE INCLUDED UP TO CAP

Voice + Chat Assistant

24/7 inbound phone and web chat. Episode finder. Speaker / Q&A / interview booking. Prayer requests routed to Cindy — never automated.

Included monthly: 500 voice minutes · 2,000 SMS. Overages beyond those caps bill at pass-through carrier cost (Vapi.ai + Deepgram for voice, Twilio for SMS) — no margin to Echo 1 Labs. Underlying provider invoices available on request.

Direct Outreach

Consent-based SMS for relational moments — birthdays, anniversaries, sympathy. Visionary annual touchpoints. No fundraising SMS.

n8n Cloud automation

SoundCloud Engine. Apollo outreach. Email behavior triggers. Donor stewardship triggers. Year-end campaign. Social cross-posting. Lead capture & routing.

Custom AI agent — "Echo"

Brand-aware conversational AI with Inworld TTS voice integration.

Email Engine — 5 tracks

Welcome × 4 ICPs. Daily devotional. Donor stewardship. Tier upgrade. Year-end giving. 35+ emails total.

Compliance, privacy, stewardship

Capstone reporting. FTC endorsement. Meta faith-vertical policy. CAN-SPAM. GDPR/CCPA. Donor privacy policy.

Tech stack

React 19 · Vite 8 · Vercel · Supabase · AWS · Vapi.ai · Deepgram · Inworld TTS · Twilio · Fal.ai · Claude API · n8n Cloud.

RevOps — the donor + revenue side

The platform that turns listeners into sustained partners.

Donor Development & Stewardship

4-tier strategy (Encourager · Sustainer · Founding · Visionary capped 30–50). Capstone fcsuite integration. Onboarding workflows. Quarterly behind-the-scenes audio. Annual signed-book fulfillment. Donor LTV tracking. Retention monitoring. Year-end campaigns.

Marketing platform

Brand strategy. 24-month content calendar. Creative production. Multi-channel coordination. Stewardship-constraint enforcement.

Finance platform

Driver-based 24-month forecasting. Donor LTV modeling. Monthly financial reporting. Capital efficiency tracking. Sponsorship + speaker revenue forecasting. Capstone reporting integration. In-kind contribution documentation.

Sponsorship pipeline

Apollo outreach to 120–180 faith-aligned brands. Capstone outreach. Year 2 sponsorship launch budget. All approvals require Cindy veto.

Speaker engagement pipeline

Conferences, churches, broadcasting events. Echo 1 Labs builds the assets; Cindy or her bureau books.

TV launch coordination

Readiness for when the broadcast deal triggers. Vercel edge auto-scale, Supabase RLS load-tested, n8n redundancy.

Reporting cadence

Weekly Cindy check-in. Monthly written report. Quarterly review with Cindy + Ralph (+ funders if desired). Annual strategy session.

Risk management

10-risk register. Trigger detection. Mitigation execution. Auto-pause protocols. CAC monitoring.

Everything above is included in the $5,000/month Founding Ministry Partner engagement. The custom website (design + 24-month maintenance) and the Voice + Chat platform setup are donated outright — no Echo 1 Labs fees in addition to the monthly retainer. Voice + Chat usage is included up to 500 voice minutes and 2,000 SMS per month; overages bill at carrier cost pass-through with no Echo 1 Labs margin.

Email Engine — 5 Tracks

Email is the durable, owned-audience asset that the entire growth strategy depends on. Five tracks run in parallel through ConvertKit. ICP2 and ICP3 specifically receive zero donation asks in the welcome window.

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ICP-Specific Welcome Sequences
Volume4 ICPs × 5 emails = 20 total welcome emails
Cadence0 / 2 / 4 / 7 / 14 days from signup
TriggerNew signup → ICP classification by source + behavior → calibrated sequence
Stewardship ruleICP2 + ICP3 receive zero donation asks in first 90 days
2
Daily Devotional List (the retention engine)
Volume1 email per day, every morning, every subscriber
Format60-second audio clip + transcript + one-line CTA
PricingFree. No ask.
Why this mattersIt's the foundation of everything else. Subscribers who open daily are 8× more likely to become donors at 6 months.
3
Donor Stewardship Sequence
Volume4 emails post-first-donation
CadenceDay 0 thank-you · Day 3 story · Day 14 behind-the-scenes audio · Day 45 partner-only check-in
TriggerCapstone fcsuite donation event → WF-10 routes to ConvertKit
What it does NOT doRe-ask within 90 days. Stewardship is the deepening, not the next pitch.
4
Tier Upgrade Sequence
TriggerDonor at one tier engaging for 90+ days
ApproachNo-pressure invitation to next tier with the relationship-deepening benefit, not a transactional ask
ConstraintVisionary tier capped at 30–50 partners. Cap enforced in code, not negotiable.
Past Visionary?Project-specific funding (TV special, translation, book launch) — not a higher monthly tier
5
Year-End Giving Sequence
Volume8–10 emails across November + December
CadenceNov 1 cold-start → Giving Tuesday escalation → Dec 31 final close
Why this mattersThe highest-ROI giving window of the year. Loaded for Nov 1 and ready by M5.
Cindy's roleFinal two emails are Cindy-personal. Her voice is the brand.

Outreach Strategy

Less aggressive than secular SaaS playbooks. The ministry context demands restraint. Paid acquisition is calibrated to scenario; organic is the foundation.

Paid acquisition mix (Growth scenario)

  • Meta — 60% · ICP1 retargeting + ICP2 cold acquisition + ICP4 recovery podcasts targeting
  • YouTube Shorts — 27% · Catalog activation, ICP3 curiosity-hook packaging
  • YouTube Long-form — 13% · ICP1 + ICP2 deeper relationship, donor cultivation
  • Pinterest — Year 2 only · long discovery cycles match devotional reading patterns

Owned-audience capture

  • Radio listener email capture via /find-peace fix (the largest single leak)
  • Daily devotional list as the retention engine
  • Podcast cross-promotion with adjacent shows (recovery + faith)
  • Church partnership signal-boosting for ICP1

What we DO NOT do

  • We do not retarget prayer-page submissions
  • We do not use lookalike audiences seeded from prayer conversions
  • We do not run urgency creative ("Time is running out!")
  • We do not use AI-cloned voice for any Cindy content
  • We do not optimize creative against spiritual response signals
These constraints reduce optimization headroom roughly 15–20% versus a secular nonprofit. We've baked the trade-off into the forecast.

Social Media Strategy

Most ministries try to be everywhere. We deliberately don't. The platforms below match Cindy's voice, her audience, and her bandwidth. The platforms not on the list are deliberately excluded.

PlatformCadenceFormatPrimary ICPGoal
YouTube ShortsDaily30–60s catalog activationICP3, ICP4Algorithmic discovery + email capture at scale
YouTube Mid-formWeekly3–5 episode compilationsICP2Search-driven discovery, deeper relationship
YouTube Long-formMonthly10–20 min authority piecesICP1Donor cultivation + TV cross-posts
Instagram4×/weekReels + carousel + StoriesICP1Drive to email + partner page
Email list (daily devo)Daily60-second audio + transcriptAllRetention engine. The owned-audience asset.
LinkedIn2×/weekCindy's authority + broadcaster networkSpeaker / sponsor leadsSpeaking + sponsorship pipeline
PinterestY2 activationQuote graphics + episode pinsICP1, ICP2Long-tail discovery (matches devotional reading patterns)
TikTokDeliberately excluded. Audience mismatch + brand wrong.
X / TwitterDeliberately excluded. Combative platform tone.

Six content pillars

Daily devotion

The 60-second format, every day. Catalog activation as the foundation.

Behind-the-scenes

Cindy in the studio, the process of writing, the radio relationships.

Cindy's journey

The 29-year arc from WUKY-FM to today. Authority through story.

Listener stories

Real responses pulled from email replies. With permission. Curated.

Recovery hope

ICP4-specific pillar. Recovery-aware language without Christianese.

Year-end giving

Activated Nov 1 through Dec 31. Tier-aware. Stewardship-first.

Cindy's active production time across the entire system: capped at ≤7 hours per week at the Growth scenario. The rest is automation, AI-drafting (Cindy-approved), and a fractional video editor.

Automation Architecture

Twelve n8n workflows that run the engine. Most agencies hand over a deck and bill for hours. We hand over a Supabase database, a dozen workflows you own, and a quarterly review cadence to evolve them.

01

Catalog Engine

SoundCloud → YouTube Shorts pipeline. Each episode auto-generates animated waveform, ICP-tagged background imagery (fal.ai FLUX), captions, branded CTA.

Cron · Daily 6am ET
02

/find-peace Capture

Captures email + name + permission FIRST, then refers the responder onward to peacewithgod.net with care. Closes the largest leak in the current site.

Webhook · Form submit
03

ICP Welcome Orchestrator

New signup → ICP classification → 5-email welcome calibrated to that ICP's actual readiness for relationship and donation. ICP2 + ICP3 zero donation asks in welcome window.

ConvertKit tag · 0/2/4/7/14d
04

Daily Devotional Send

Every morning, every subscriber receives that day's devotional: audio + transcript + one-line CTA. Free. No ask.

Cron · Daily 7am ET
05

Donor Stewardship

4-email post-first-donation sequence: thank-you, story behind the work, behind-the-scenes audio, partner-only check-in.

Webhook · Capstone donation
06

Tier Upgrade Trigger

Donors at one tier engaging 90+ days receive a no-pressure invitation to the next tier. Visionary cap of 30–50 partners enforced automatically.

Cron · Weekly Mon 9am
07

Year-End Giving

8–10 emails across Nov–Dec. Loaded for Nov 1 cold-start, escalates through Giving Tuesday and the Dec 31 close.

Cron · Annual Nov 1
08

YouTube Auto-publish

Generated Short → posted with title, description, hashtags, end-card CTA pre-set. Optimal post-time per audience-data.

Hand-off from WF-01
09

Site Analytics + Retargeting

GA4 + Meta + GTM events. Page view, time-on-site 2min+, /partner click — all flow to retargeting audiences within 24 hours.

Real-time pixel events
10

Capstone Donation Routing

fcsuite event webhook → CRM contact creation → donation tagging → WF-05 stewardship sequence. Quarterly automated giving statements.

Webhook · fcsuite event
11

Quarterly Reporting Dashboard

Email opens/clicks/unsubs · YouTube views/CTR · paid spend/CAC · donor counts/MRR · site conversions — aggregated daily.

Cron · Daily + on-demand
12

SEO Content Optimizer

Crawls all 8 site pages weekly, scores meta tags, JSON-LD, image alt-text, internal linking. Posts a punch-list to team Slack.

Cron · Monday 8am

Phased deployment

Four phases across the 24-month engagement. Phases 1–3 run two months each; Phase 4 covers Months 7–24.

PHASE 1 · MONTHS 1–2

Foundational build

Process-engineered systems, tech stack unification, API production.

PHASE 2 · MONTHS 3–4

Training & refinement

Model training and refinement, stress testing, 100% QA.

PHASE 3 · MONTHS 5–6

Soft launch & hard launch

Soft launch first, then hard launch to the full audience.

PHASE 4 · MONTHS 7–24

Continuous integration & delivery

CICD — steady-state operation, ongoing optimization, monthly reporting.

6-Month Foundation Phase

The first 6 months build the foundation. Months 7–24 scale on top. Phase 2 plan locks at the M6 review with Cindy + Ralph.

Month 1

Foundation

"Build the base. Stop the leaks."

Month 2

Launch

"Ship the rebuild."

Month 3

Optimize

"Read the data. Refine the funnels."

Month 4

Scale

"Compound the wins."

Month 5

Amplify

"Prepare for year-end."

Month 6

Evaluate

"After-action review. Plan Phase 2."

Project Tracker

Live deliverable tracker for the 6-month Foundation phase. Status, expected, and actual dates are editable in this view; changes save to your browser. Filter by status, owner, or month.

Total deliverables

On Deck

In Fulfillment

Complete

On-time rate

Avg variance

Deliverable Owner Month Priority Status Expected Actual Variance

Investment Structure

Two buckets, one ministry. Direct ministry costs are donor-funded and routed through Capstone. Echo 1 Labs services are a single $5,000/month all-in fee — no separate infrastructure billing, no surprise pass-through invoices.

BUCKET 1

Direct ministry costs

Donor / sponsor funded

Ad spend, content production media generation, production / creative, paid platform commitments. Routed through Capstone fcsuite portal. Echo 1 Labs facilitates, never invoices.

  • Year 1 range: $72K — $113K
  • Year 2 range: $95K — $140K

BUCKET 2 · FOUNDING MINISTRY PARTNER

Echo 1 Labs services

$5,000/mo

All-in monthly fee covering Marketing, Donor Development & Stewardship, and Finance — replacing what would otherwise be three departments for a ministry of this scale. Infrastructure is included.

  • $1,500 — ongoing maintenance, infrastructure, and labor
  • $3,500 — part-time team member dedicated to the Moving Moments account
  • 24-month rate lock (no escalation)
  • 30-day cancellation, either party, no penalty

DONATED IN ADDITION

Website + 24-month maintenance — donated

Custom Moving Moments website (12+ conversion-instrumented pages on React 19 + Vite 8 + Vercel + Supabase) is designed, built, and maintained for the full 24-month engagement at no cost to the ministry. Voice + Chat platform setup also donated — with up to 500 voice minutes and 2,000 SMS per month included; overages billed at carrier pass-through cost with no Echo 1 Labs margin.

The Moving Moments team — monthly investment

Echo 1 Labs Founding Ministry Partner engagement (all-in)$5,000/mo
Website design + 24-month maintenanceDonated
Voice + Chat platform setup (500 voice min + 2,000 SMS/mo included)Donated
Voice + Chat overages (beyond 500 min / 2,000 SMS)Carrier pass-through (no margin)
+ Direct ministry costs (ad spend + content production, donor-funded)Cindy's choice

Engagement terms

Founding Ministry Partner

  • Term: 24 months, 30-day cancellation, either party, no penalty
  • Rate lock: $5,000/mo all-in for the full 24-month term, no escalation
  • Fee composition: $1,500 maintenance, infrastructure, and labor; $3,500 dedicated part-time team member
  • Setup fees: $0 — website design + buildout and Voice/Chat platform setup are donated
  • Voice + Chat usage: 500 voice minutes and 2,000 SMS per month included; overages billed at carrier pass-through cost (Vapi.ai + Deepgram + Twilio), no Echo 1 Labs margin
  • Designation: Moving Moments is Echo 1 Labs' Founding Ministry Partner — public, transparent, named in all funder-facing documents

Performance commitment

The new Moving Moments site is built on a performance-first engineering foundation: lazy-loaded imagery in WebP/AVIF formats, self-hosted typography with font-display: swap, deferred analytics scripts, Vercel edge caching, and React 19 selective hydration patterns.

Target Lighthouse Performance score: 90+ on mobile, achieved over the course of the engagement — not at launch. Measured monthly via PageSpeed Insights and reported transparently. Any party may re-verify at pagespeed.web.dev at any time.

  • Launch (M3): 70+ baseline
  • Year 1 close: 80+
  • Year 2 close: 90+ sustained

Scenarios — same foundation, different paid intensity

Foundation

$30K

Year 1 paid spend

  • Y2 trail-90 ARR: $337K
  • 24-mo capital efficiency: 5.6x

★ RECOMMENDED

Growth

$130K

Year 1 paid spend

  • Y2 trail-90 ARR: $884K
  • 24-mo capital efficiency: 3.1x

Scale

$450K

Year 1 paid spend

  • Y2 trail-90 ARR: $2.28M
  • 24-mo capital efficiency: 2.2x

Sensitivity — pressure-tested

Meta CPM +25%

Growth Y2 ARR drops $884K → ~$740K. Still healthy.

Donor conversion -30%

Growth Y2 ARR drops to ~$620K. Still above self-sustaining threshold.

Capstone Ad Grant qualifies

Growth Y1 trail-90 ARR rises ~$35K-$60K. Modeled with the toggle off — conservatively.