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SermonAudio Church App review

#17 of 25 in Church App Builders

A sermon-focused church app with web, mobile, streaming, giving, and podcast support.

7.4/10Editor score
SermonAudio Church App7.4 Visit SermonAudio

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SermonAudio Church App, distributed as ChurchOne by SermonAudio, is a native church app for churches that publish sermons through a SermonAudio broadcaster account. It gives congregations access to sermons, series, videos, live webcasts, and church-specific content through iOS and Android apps. The experience is organized around a Church Code ID, making it a strong fit for ministries whose primary digital need is publishing and distributing sermon content across mobile and web.

The Broadcaster plan costs $59.95 per month and includes a standalone church site and app, unlimited sermons, live webcasting, and online donation support. A $150 one-time signup fee also applies. The broader package adds one-time and recurring donations, podcast publishing, sermon organization by series, speaker, and Scripture, and a responsive website with custom domain support. There is no separate free plan, so churches should budget for both the recurring subscription and initial signup cost.

Platform coverage is a central strength: the product supports web, iOS, Android, and API access, with audio and video playback, live webcast access, and integrations including PayPal, Facebook, YouTube, Logos, Blue Letter Bible, Biblearc, e-Sword, and Cornerstone Payment Systems. App store publishing is vendor-managed, which may simplify distribution for churches that prefer an administered mobile presence. Churches seeking a sermon-led app with integrated giving, podcasting, websites, and livestream access should consider it; organizations prioritizing broader community features or highly customized branding may prefer a different approach.

SermonAudio Church App pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Native iOS and Android apps with sermon search and playback
    • Supports live webcasting, podcasts, video, and recurring donations
    • Includes a responsive website, custom domain, and API access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires a paid Broadcaster account rather than a free plan
    • Adds a $150 one-time signup fee to the monthly subscription
    • App store publishing is managed by the vendor

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