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Church Edit review

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A focused, affordable church website builder with core publishing tools.

8.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Church Edit is a web-based website builder for churches and church teams. It combines customizable designs with tools for building unlimited pages, publishing sermons and audio, managing events, collecting information through forms, and sharing photos, documents, and video. Hosting, SSL certificates, technical support, and mobile-friendly websites are included, so it suits churches that want a focused site-management service without installing software.

The published plans show one Website Builder option at £17.50 per month or £175 per year, with prices including VAT. The annual price is described as 12 months for the cost of 10. Both billing options include one editor, an SSL certificate, Design Builder, Calendar, Forms, and unlimited web pages. A 30-day trial gives churches time to assess the builder before committing. The feature set is well aligned with common church publishing needs: sermons, events, forms, video, photos, documents, social media integration, and customizable designs are all part of the product’s stated scope.

Church Edit’s ecosystem fit is focused rather than broad. It integrates with iKnow Church for embedded forms and calendars, and it supports social media integration. Churches already using iKnow Church may find that connection particularly relevant, while teams seeking a wider range of integrations or more developed payment functionality should compare alternatives. Church Edit is the stronger fit for budget-conscious churches that prioritize core website publishing, event communication, and media management over a large ecosystem. Its history, with the product founded in 2002, also gives it an established position for teams seeking a church-specific builder.

Church Edit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Unlimited pages, photos, and church content publishing
    • Includes SSL, calendar, forms, and mobile-friendly websites
    • 30-day trial with monthly or annual billing options
  • Where it doesn't
    • Only one editor is included in the listed plan
    • Listed integrations focus on iKnow Church and social media
    • Churches needing broader payment features may need an alternative

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