ChurchLume review
A broad church website platform with giving, workflows, events, and Pro multisite support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ChurchLume combines a visual website editor with ministry tools for churches that need more than static pages. Its web-based platform covers page sections, images, content, online giving, live streaming, watch pages, forms, event registration, prayer request workflows, people management, automations, sermon library pages, templates, domain setup, and launch checklists. The feature mix suits small churches building a digital presence, growing churches coordinating people and events, and larger ministries that need multi-campus support.
Pricing is organized into three monthly tiers. Starter costs $29 per month and includes Website & Studio, Events & Forms, Prayer Requests, People (Basic), and a ChurchLume subdomain. Growth costs $59 per month and adds a custom domain, email notifications, unlimited People & Teams, and Analytics & Reports. Pro costs $99 per month and adds SMS notifications, advanced automations, multi-campus support, and priority support. A 14-day free trial is available, and annual billing is advertised with 20% savings. The paid progression is straightforward: domain and reporting needs point to Growth, while multisite operations and deeper communications require Pro.
ChurchLume’s main strength is breadth within a church-specific workflow. Giving can use Zelle, Stripe, and provider-based options, while events, prayer requests, people, reminders, and ministry journeys are handled alongside the website. That reduces the need to assemble separate tools for common church communications and content. The tradeoff is a focused ecosystem: the listed integrations are Zelle and Stripe, and the platform is web-only. Churches seeking a single environment for website publishing, ministry workflows, and giving should consider ChurchLume, especially at Pro for multiple campuses. Organizations that depend on a wider integration network or need a custom-domain website on the entry tier should look beyond Starter.
ChurchLume pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines visual site editing with events, forms, prayer, and giving
- Pro adds multi-campus support, automations, SMS, and priority support
- Includes livestream pages, sermon libraries, templates, and launch checklists
- Where it doesn't
- Starter uses a ChurchLume subdomain instead of a custom domain
- Multi-campus support is limited to the Pro plan
- The listed integrations focus on Zelle and Stripe
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