D2RM is a faith technology holding company.
D2RM is the holding company founded by Leon Sievers, Chief Executive Officer, and Michael Faber, Chief Operations Officer. It builds faith technology products for churches and for the little guy: five products that together cover a complete life cycle, so one house serves a family from a child's first lessons through the whole life of its congregation.
Five products, built as one complete life cycle set, from a child's first lessons to a congregation's daily life, its giving, and the tools that carry the work further.
Christian curriculum for grade-school children, where faith is the spine of every subject: reading in the King James Bible, history as providence, science as creation.
$39.99/mo per householdThe congregation connection app. Members pray and check in all week, and the pastor sees what the congregation is praying about, by theme and count.
$8.99 per member per monthA free giving home for churches. It never touches the money: the church publishes its own giving channels, and givers give through their own banks.
FreeMarketing platform for the little guy. Big agency data, little guy money: leads, email, video, and one live dashboard showing what was sent, opened, clicked and answered.
The affiliate platform. Creators join free and earn 10% of gross from dollar one on the subscriptions they bring in, paid monthly, with no cap.
10% of gross, from dollar oneTwo Fishes is where the life cycle starts: the childhood years. It is a grade-school curriculum in which faith is the spine of every subject, reading in the King James Bible, history as providence, science as creation. Courses are designed by AI inside that frame, and a parent approval gate keeps every course inside it. One subscription serves one household or teaching group, and it stands separate from FaithShield: the two products are not connected.
FaithShield AI is the congregation layer, and the centerpiece of the house. All week, members pray, check in, ask questions, and play; the app gathers what the whole congregation is praying about into themes with counts, routes prayers and needs by triage to the pastor, the benevolence team, or the prayer team, and answers prayers with replies. Its Sermon Coach turns those themes into a sermon starting point with King James citations, for the pastor to pray over and make his own. It is the connection layer between a pastor and his flock.
12 Baskets is the giving layer, free to any church, standalone or as a plugin inside FaithShield. It never touches the money: the church publishes its own giving channels, givers give through their own banks, and all that ever displays is a giving trend in percentages. Its insight card joins that trend with FaithShield's prayer themes and hands the pastor three decisions: preach to it, raise to it, or mobilize to it. Its purpose in the suite is to bring churches through the door to FaithShield.
MannaAi is the growth layer, built for the little guy the big agencies drive past: big agency data, little guy money. It finds leads, sends email, makes videos, and shows the owner one live dashboard of what was sent, opened, clicked, and answered. Its AI co-pilot, Scribe, watches every move's audience reaction and drafts the next move for the owner's approval. Nothing goes out without that approval.
Armor Bearer is the sharing layer, the affiliate platform that carries the suite to new people and pays the sharer for carrying it. Creators join free, post two videos a month as their fee, and earn 10% of gross from dollar one on the subscriptions they bring in, paid monthly, with milestone bonuses on top and no cap anywhere. On approval, their MannaAi account arrives loaded with the full contact database and media library.
D2RM is the holding company over the suite. The name is its method: Design, Develop, Research, Market. It builds products, holds them under one roof, and aims them at one market from five directions: the church and the little guy, the people the large platforms price out or drive past.
The company was founded by Leon Sievers, Chief Executive Officer, and Michael Faber, Chief Operations Officer. Their shared position is the one the suite is built on: church software covers administration, and it covers one-way content, publisher to individual. What it does not cover is connection, the reality of the flock flowing up to the pastor and care flowing back down. That shelf stood empty in the market, and FaithShield was built to stand on it. Every other product in the suite feeds that same center: curriculum forms the children, the giving home brings the churches in, the marketing platform grows the work, and the affiliate platform pays the people who carry it.
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