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The Church Co review

#13 of 24 in Church Website BuildersChurch Web Hosting

A broad church digital platform for websites, member tools, giving, and mobile apps.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

The Church Co is a paid digital platform for churches that need more than a standalone website. Its drag-and-drop builder supports church websites, while sermon and media publishing, event calendars, online giving, prayer requests, small-group management, member portals, livestreaming, and church online features extend the platform into everyday ministry operations. Churches can also offer a branded mobile app across iOS and Android, alongside the web experience. It is best suited to organizations looking to bring public content, participation, donations, and member communication into one system.

The product’s breadth is its defining strength. A church can publish sermons, maintain an automatically updating event calendar, accept recurring and one-time donations, organize small groups, and provide member access without limiting the platform to page creation. Website setup and managed support services are also available, with the Ultimate offering including dedicated web, content, strategy, and SEO staff. That combination may appeal to churches that want help with both the site and its ongoing digital presence, rather than a tool that expects staff to manage every part independently.

Its ecosystem fit is strongest for churches already using Planning Center, PushPay, or ChurchSuite, since those integrations are named directly. The 14-day trial provides a defined period to assess the platform before committing, but there is no free plan, so it is not aimed at churches seeking a permanently free website option. Choose The Church Co if your priorities include a website, app, giving, media, events, and member features together. A church that only needs a simple informational site may find this broader platform unnecessary.

The Church Co pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines websites, sermons, events, giving, groups, and member portals
    • Includes livestreaming and a branded mobile app
    • Connects with Planning Center, PushPay, and ChurchSuite
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • May be more platform than a church needing only a basic website
    • Paid access is required beyond the 14-day trial

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