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Church Apps UK review

#16 of 25 in Church App Builders

Affordable branded church apps with strong content, messaging and event tools.

7.5/10Editor score
Church Apps UK7.5 Visit Church Apps UK

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Church Apps UK provides branded mobile applications for churches, ministries and related organisations. It supports web, iOS and Android through native Android, iPhone and iPad apps, plus HTML5 and PWA options. Churches can publish sermons and videos, event calendars, Bible access, sermon notes, social walls, image galleries, forms and podcast or YouTube content. The platform is positioned primarily for UK churches, while also serving ministries and organisations internationally.

Pricing is structured around three plans, each with monthly and annual billing. Starter App costs £25 per month or £255 per year and includes pre-built designs, unlimited push messages, unlimited app usage, analytics and one major app update per year. Custom App costs £30 per month or £306 per year, adding custom designs, all major app updates, priority support and self-service. Pro App costs £35 per month or £357 per year, with iOS iPhone and iPad apps, 30 databases, multiple locations, multi-profile support, a mobile eCommerce store and advanced analytics. App-store publishing is vendor-managed.

The content and integration range suits churches that already communicate through several channels. Available connections include Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, eSendPro, MailChimp, SoundCloud, Flickr, Picasa and YouTube, alongside email forms for prayer and volunteer submissions. Push messaging supports segmented and geo-fenced notifications, while recurring and non-recurring event calendars cover regular church activity. Churches seeking affordable content apps with branded presentation should consider Church Apps UK. Organisations that require digital giving as part of the app should choose a platform whose published offering includes that capability.

Church Apps UK pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Native Android, iOS, HTML5 and PWA app options
    • Sermons, events, Bible access, notes and segmented notifications
    • Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, MailChimp and podcast integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid plans start at £25 per month
    • Starter App includes one major app update per year
    • Digital giving is not included in the category specification

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