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ChurchSpring Live Streaming review

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A church-focused streaming platform with browser production and ChurchSpring integrations.

9.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ChurchSpring Live Streaming is a church-focused platform for congregations that want to produce and distribute services from a browser. It supports streaming to a ChurchSpring website, YouTube, Facebook, or custom RTMP destinations, with tools for camera switching, screen sharing, audio source management, scheduling, live banners, countdown timers, viewer counts, and usage tracking. It is suited to churches using ChurchSpring websites, sermon publishing, events, and mobile services, from newer congregations to established audiovisual teams.

Pricing is organized into three monthly plans. Boost costs $29 per month and includes 500 minutes, 720p RTMP streaming, Facebook and YouTube restreaming, MP4 recording downloads, and a 1-year file archive. Amplify costs $49 per month and raises the allowance to 800 minutes, adds WebRTC streaming, recording with automatic sermon posting, a 3-year archive, and Standard Studio. Ignite costs $79 per month and includes 1,200 minutes, streaming to a church website in addition to Facebook and YouTube, a 5-year archive, and Premium Studio. A 7-day free trial is available.

The strongest fit is for churches that want streaming connected to the ChurchSpring ecosystem rather than a standalone broadcast workflow. Integration points include the ChurchSpring Events Calendar, ChurchSpring Sermon Library, and ChurchSpring mobile app, while custom RTMP support accommodates external encoders. Automatic sermon publishing and scheduled streams can reduce the work between a live service and its online archive. Churches needing more than 1,200 monthly minutes, higher than 720p delivery, or a free plan should consider a different service; for ChurchSpring users seeking browser-based production and connected publishing, the platform is a focused option.

ChurchSpring Live Streaming pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Browser studio with camera switching, screen sharing, and audio controls
    • Streams to church websites, YouTube, Facebook, and custom RTMP destinations
    • Automatic recording, sermon publishing, scheduling, and live banners
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Monthly streaming minutes are capped by plan
    • All listed plans specify 720p streaming

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