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FaithConnector review

#3 of 27 in Church Web Hosting

A church-focused website platform whose higher tiers add apps, giving and administration tools.

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

FaithConnector is a hosted website and church management platform for churches and ministries. It combines a drag-and-drop builder with church templates, redesignable themes, sermon and media publishing, events, member profiles, groups, directories, forms, surveys, registrations and email communication. Churches can connect a custom domain, manage SEO controls, create sitemaps and use friendly URLs without separate hosting software. It is suited to organizations that want their website, ministry content and member-facing tools in one service, especially when a mobile app is part of the plan.

The published plans are billed annually at monthly rates. Lite costs $18 per month and includes 1 admin user, unlimited pages, no email accounts, a limited feature set, no mobile app and no integrated eCommerce. Power costs $45 per month and adds unlimited admin users, 100 GB of storage, 100 email accounts, a mobile app and 0% online giving. Mega costs $70 per month, with 500 GB of storage, unlimited email accounts and the same mobile app and 0% online giving features. The key buying decision is whether the church can work within Lite's restrictions or needs the broader tools in a paid higher tier.

FaithConnector also covers the main connections a church website may need: Stripe and PayPal for giving, Google Maps, Google Calendar, Facebook, Twitter and Google Analytics. Its feature range extends from publishing and SEO to directories, registrations, communication and apps for iOS and Android. That breadth makes it a practical choice for churches seeking one platform rather than separate website, giving and app services. Churches that need only a basic site, or that do not need mobile apps, online giving or church management features, may find Lite's restrictions or the higher annual commitment less suitable.

FaithConnector pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Church templates, sermons, events, directories and forms in one platform
    • Power and Mega include integrated mobile apps and 0% online giving
    • Stripe, PayPal, Google Calendar, Maps, Analytics and social integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Lite has one admin user and a limited feature set
    • Lite excludes mobile apps, email accounts and integrated eCommerce
    • Mobile apps and 0% online giving begin at the Power plan

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