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Websites for churches.

Church websites that welcome the first-time visitor: plan-your-visit answers up front, sermons and giving one tap away, and pages your volunteers can actually keep current.

Approach
Custom build · no templates
Timeline
4 – 10 weeks typical

Visitors decide before Sunday.

Nearly every first-time visitor checks the website before they ever park the car. They are not looking for your denomination’s history; they want service times, what happens with their kids, where to park, and an honest feel for what the room is like. A site that answers members instead of visitors turns those people away without anyone knowing they came.

The build puts plan-your-visit at the front door and lets the weekly rhythm feed everything else: sermons archive into a library that ranks and shares, giving is one tap on any page, and events stay current because volunteers can actually update them. Church builds sit inside our broader nonprofit and community practice.

Where most sites fail

What goes wrong in churches sites, and how we fix it.

  1. Problem

    The site answers member questions, not visitor questions

    What we build

    A plan-your-visit path that covers times, parking, kids, and what to expect

  2. Problem

    Sermons live on YouTube and the site buries the link

    What we build

    A sermon library with series archives, embedded video, and podcast feeds

  3. Problem

    Giving means a redirect to a page that looks nothing like your church

    What we build

    Giving integrated on your own site, one tap from any page

  4. Problem

    The events calendar is a PDF from three months ago

    What we build

    Events and ministries volunteers can update without calling a webmaster

  5. Problem

    Everything depends on the one volunteer who knows where things are

    What we build

    Structured editing built for handoff, so the site survives volunteer turnover

Common modules

Typical features in churches sites.

  • Plan-your-visit page
  • Sermon library (video embeds + podcast feed)
  • Online giving integration (Tithe.ly, Pushpay, Planning Center)
  • Events calendar + ministry pages
  • Staff + leadership profiles
  • Connect + prayer request forms
Who we build for

Churches clients that fit.

  • Local congregations of any size
  • Church plants + new campuses
  • Multi-campus churches
  • Youth + campus ministries
  • Christian schools + preschools
  • Para-church nonprofits + missions
FAQ

Questions about churches sites.

  1. How much does a church website cost?

    A single-congregation site with sermons, giving, and plan-your-visit fits our entry tier; multi-campus builds land higher. Tiers are on the pricing page, and the cost estimator gives a range in two minutes.

  2. Can volunteers update the site without breaking it?

    Yes, that is a design goal. Sermons, events, and staff are structured fields, closer to filling out a form than building a page, so updates survive volunteer turnover.

  3. Which giving platforms do you integrate?

    Whatever your church already uses: Tithe.ly, Pushpay, Planning Center Giving, or your denomination's platform, embedded so giving feels like part of your site rather than a redirect.

  4. Can you embed our live stream and sermon archive?

    Yes. Live streams embed from YouTube, Vimeo, or Facebook, and past sermons organize into a library by series, speaker, and date with an attached podcast feed.

Let’s build yours.

Tell me about your project. I'll respond within one business day with a real estimate, a real timeline, and a clear next step. Prefer numbers first? The cost estimator gives a budget range in two minutes.

What’s wrong with your site?
How soon do you need it?
What budget do you have in mind?

A range is fine. This just helps me scope the work.

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