Simple, published pricing.

Also available — Sermon Clips

Standalone, and works with or without a website plan. Send us a YouTube link to Sunday’s sermon each week; five short captioned clips land in your dashboard and inbox — usually the same day — and you post the ones you like.

Learn more about Sermon Clips

When billing starts

Church Digital

Nothing to pay until it’s live

Elsewhere

Often when a free trial ends, or when you approve a design.

Launch date in writing

Church Digital

Live in 14 days, or your first month is free

Elsewhere

Often no date, or an estimate. We found no remedy for a missed date on the pages we checked.

If you cancel

Church Digital

Leave with your site

Elsewhere

On hosted platforms the site usually comes down when you stop paying.

Other providers’ terms from their public pricing and plan pages (Nucleus pricing and makeover pages, Tithe.ly Sites, Church Plant Media, ReachRight), checked October 22, 2026. Terms change, so ask any provider, us included, for these three answers in writing.

What churches typically spend

Questions pastors usually ask first.

Is $120/mo really the whole price?

Yes — and our first 25 churches pay less. No setup fee, no build fee, no contract. The founding rate (25% off for as long as you stay) is applied automatically at checkout and stays with your church for as long as you're with us. You can cancel anytime.

What's the difference between the plans?

Website is your site, built, hosted, and maintained. The Bundle adds advertising: for 501(c)(3) churches that includes applying for the Google Ad Grant (up to $10,000 a month in free Google search ads) and running it for you, plus social ads aimed at people nearby. Growth is the Bundle plus expanded ad management and a quarterly strategy call.

Can I cancel? What if we don't like the site?

You can cancel anytime, from your account — no contract, no cancellation call, it's a self-serve button. And if you're not happy with what we build at launch, tell us and we refund your first month. That's the whole guarantee, in writing.

Do I need an existing website to sign up?

No. We build it from scratch. If your church has no site today, that's the normal starting point.

How does the advertising work?

Most churches with 501(c)(3) status qualify for the Google Ad Grant: up to $10,000 a month in free Google search ads. We apply for it on your behalf, set it up, and keep it running within Google's rules, and we run social ads aimed at people nearby searching for a church to visit. Reporting is in plain English, not ad-agency jargon.

What if I'm not ready to buy yet?

Start with a free video review of your current site instead — no credit card, no sales call required.

Comparing more than our plans? Our full 2026 breakdown of what church websites really cost covers DIY builders, agencies, and everything between.

Questions churches ask before switching.

Who owns the website? What if something happens to Church Digital?

Your domain is registered in your name and your content is yours, from day one. If you ever leave, for any reason, we give you a complete copy of your site as files any web host can run, plus help pointing your domain wherever you go next. You’re never stranded with a site nobody can touch.

Can our team still edit the site ourselves?

There’s no website builder to log into, and that’s on purpose: nobody on your team has to learn one. Email, text or call us the change (a new sermon, this week’s announcements, a photo, a staff page) and we make it. A Canva graphic or a PDF is fine. Most routine updates go live the same business day, and you’ll always hear back within one business day.

What does switching look like?

We build your new site on a private preview link, and you review it and ask for changes until you’re happy. Then we connect your domain and it goes live, usually with no downtime. The only thing we need from you is access to your domain, at the very end. Nothing is charged until that day.

Will our online giving, forms and livestream still work?

Yes. Giving pages, sign-up forms and church management tools like Tithe.ly, Breeze, Planning Center and Pushpay carry over as they are, and so do sermon streams on YouTube or Rumble. We work from what’s already on your site, so we don’t need your logins to those systems.

Is there a limit on pages?

No. When your church adds a ministry or an event series, the site grows with it. A few new pages are a routine update; a large batch gets scheduled with you.

What if we need something outside the plan?

We tell you first. Anything beyond routine updates is agreed with you in writing before any work starts or anything is charged.

Is SEO included?

Yes. Every site is built to be found: fast on phones, with your service times, address and what to expect written plainly on the page, where Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT can read them.