We Build
Church Websites.
We build websites for churches that are clear, beautiful, simple, and point people to Jesus.
Your website is the first visit most people make. What does your website communicate about your church?
"Churches near me" receives millions of searches every month across the United States on major search engines.
Most of these searches happen on mobile phones, but many church websites are not mobile friendly.
The most-searched items on a church website are service times, directions, and what to expect. Most church sites bury these or leave them out entirely.
That's where we come in. You've got enough to carry. We'll handle the website so it's doing real work for your ministry for the person who's still deciding whether to walk through your doors.
Here's What We Do
Website Design & Development
We build websites that:
- Answer the questions people are asking
- Make it easy to find service times, contact information, and ministry details
- Communicate who you are and what you believe
- Look professional without looking corporate
A good website doesn't need to be complicated. It just needs to be clear.
Also Available
Website design and development is our primary service. Everything else supports it. Below are some more of the services we offer. Click on any of the services for more information.
Visual Design & Branding
Digital Photography
ProPresenter Training
Planning Center Training
Technology Consulting
Why Work With Us
We Get Churches
We work with churches of all sizes. We understand your constraints, your culture, and your reality. We're not trying to turn you into a megachurch. We're trying to help you be a better version of your church.
We Work With You
We start by listening. Before we build anything, we want to understand your church, your people, and how you actually work. Then we shape the solution around that. You stay involved, and nothing is complete until it fits your needs.
We Keep It Simple
Technology should be your servant, not your headache. We avoid unnecessary complexity. We focus on what actually matters for your church's ministry. We explain things in plain language.
Questions We Hear
Do we really need a website?
If someone moves into your area on a Tuesday and wants to visit a church that Sunday, they will look online first. If nothing comes up, or what comes up is a phone number and an outdated service time, they move on to the next name on the list.
A site doesn't have to be elaborate to fix that. It has to tell the truth about who you are, clearly, in one place you control.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you need. A few pages costs less than a full site with sermon archives and online giving. Training is priced separately from design.
We'll give you a number before any work starts, and we'll tell you honestly if what you're asking for is more than your church needs.
Will it be hard to update?
No. Updating a service time or adding an event should take a couple of minutes, not a support ticket.
We train whoever will be doing it — staff or volunteer — and leave you written instructions for your specific site. If that person moves on, the next one can pick it up.
How long will it take?
A straightforward site is usually four to six weeks from first conversation to launch. Most of that time is gathering content — photos, service details, ministry descriptions, a statement of what you believe.
The work moves at whatever pace your team can review it. We'd rather it be right than fast.
What if we don't know what we need?
That's the most common place people start. We'll ask what's frustrating you now and what you wish people knew about your church, and the answer usually becomes clear in that conversation.
Sometimes the outcome is that you don't need what you thought you did. We'll say so.
If we already have a website can you work with it?
Often, yes. If the foundation is sound, we can redesign or reorganize what's there instead of starting over.
If it's built on something that's no longer supported or can't be updated without a developer, we'll tell you that too, along with what starting fresh would involve.
Do you only work with churches?
Churches are what we know best and where we spend most of our time. We do take on other small organizations.
If you're not sure whether you're a fit, reach out and ask.