Category: Church Website Builders
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Ministry Designs Review: Is This Done-For-You Church Website Service Worth It?
If building and maintaining a church website yourself sounds exhausting, a done-for-you service like Ministry Designs promises to take the whole thing off your plate — they build it, host it, add your sermons and events, and keep it running, all for a monthly fee. It’s an appealing pitch for a busy church with no…
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Subsplash vs Pushpay: Which Church App & Giving Platform Wins?
If your church has outgrown a basic giving button and a DIY website, the conversation usually narrows to two premium platforms: Subsplash and Pushpay. Both are high-end, app-first systems built for larger churches, both bundle a custom mobile app with giving and member tools, and both quote you privately rather than posting a price. So…
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Tithe.ly vs Pushpay: Which Church Giving Platform Wins?
When a church shops for a digital giving platform, two names dominate the conversation: Tithe.ly, the affordable, self-service option whose giving is free, and Pushpay, the premium platform trusted by many of the country’s largest churches. They overlap on the essentials — online giving, a mobile app, member management — but they’re built for very…
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Squarespace vs Tithe.ly for Churches: Which Should You Build On?
You’re choosing what to build your church website on, and two names keep coming up: Squarespace, the polished, design-first website builder everyone knows, and Tithe.ly, the church-specific platform that bundles your website with giving, an app, and member tools. They sound like competitors — but they’re really two different philosophies, and the right pick depends…
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Best Church Website Builders: The Complete Guide
A church website in 2026 needs to do far more than list service times and an address. Congregations expect online giving, sermon archives they can revisit during the week, live stream access for members who can’t attend in person, and event registration that actually works on a phone. The right website builder handles all of…
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Subsplash Review: Premium Church Platform Worth the Price?
Subsplash is the premium player in the church technology space. While most church website builders focus on giving you a website, Subsplash sells an entire digital ecosystem: custom-branded mobile app, website builder, online giving, media hosting with automatic podcast distribution, live streaming, and church management tools — all under one roof. The result is a…
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Tithe.ly Sites Review: The Best All-in-One Church Platform?
Tithe.ly is the most popular church-specific technology platform in the world — used by over 40,000 churches for online giving, and increasingly for website building, church apps, and church management. If you’ve Googled “church website builder” or “online giving for churches,” you’ve seen Tithe.ly. Trust check: Tithe.ly is one of the most-reviewed church platforms anywhere…
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WordPress for Churches: Is It the Right Choice?
WordPress powers over 40% of all websites on the internet — including some of the largest church websites in the country. Saddleback Church, Life.Church, and Elevation Church all run on WordPress. It’s the most flexible, extensible, and widely supported platform available. But flexibility comes with complexity. WordPress gives you unlimited options, which means you need…
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Wix for Churches: Honest Review
Wix is one of the most popular website builders in the world, with over 200 million users. It’s heavily advertised, has a generous free plan, and its AI-powered builder can generate a website in minutes. So naturally, church leaders ask: can we use Wix for our church website? The short answer: yes, but with significant…
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WordPress vs Wix for Churches: Which Should You Choose?
For a church choosing a website platform, WordPress and Wix represent two genuinely different philosophies. The short answer: Wix is better if you want to launch quickly with no technical work and never touch a server again; WordPress is better if you want to own your site, add any feature you’ll ever need, and not…