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StreamingChurch.tv review

#2 of 25 in Church Live Streaming SoftwareChurch Streaming Software

A church-focused streaming platform with ministry tools, scheduling, chat, and tiered media features.

9.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

StreamingChurch.tv is a church-focused live streaming platform for pastors and ministry teams. It combines embeddable video pages with moderated viewer chat, customizable church branding, sermon notes, Bible tools, attendee mapping, private messaging, prayer connections, and media hosting. Browser viewing is supported alongside iOS and Android access. The platform is suited to churches that want worship broadcasts and online ministry features in one service rather than a video stream alone.

Pricing is organized around four monthly plans. Social Embed costs $19 per month and provides website video embeds, unlimited audience and bandwidth, mobile and tablet streaming, and seven-day phone, chat, and email support. Basic costs $79 per month and adds customizable design, moderated chat, attendee maps, sermon notes, unlimited on-demand video, and Roku, Apple TV, and Chromecast support. Premium costs $127 per month and adds automatic server-side DVR recording, an unlimited media vault, an online video editor, Simulated Live, and an AI sermon clipper. Platinum costs $179 per month and adds automatic forwarding to supported social platforms plus a custom Roku and Apple TV channel option. A 30-day trial is available without a credit card.

The platform’s main distinction is the breadth of church-specific engagement and distribution features. Churches can schedule or simulate broadcasts, trim video online, stream to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, and connect production tools including vMix, Wirecast, Epiphan Webcaster, SlingStudio, NewTek TriCaster, and CamStreamer Axis. Roku, Apple TV, and Chromecast support extend viewing beyond the website. Churches needing DVR, editing, or unlimited media storage should consider Premium or Platinum; smaller teams seeking only an embedded stream may prefer Social Embed. Organizations wanting a free option or a narrower, lower-cost streaming tool should look elsewhere.

StreamingChurch.tv pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Church-native tools include prayer connections, sermon notes, and attendee mapping.
    • Plans support website embeds, scheduled broadcasts, chat, branding, and social streaming.
    • Premium and Platinum add DVR, unlimited media vaults, editing, and Simulated Live.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan; monthly pricing starts at $19.
    • DVR and unlimited media vault access begin with the Premium plan at $127/month.
    • Custom Roku and Apple TV channels are available only on the Platinum plan at $179/month.

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