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Yashev review

#15 of 24 in Church Website BuildersChurch Web Hosting

A simple, inexpensive option for small churches needing core website pages.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Yashev is a church-focused website builder for small churches and ministry teams that want a maintained online presence without coding. Its feature set covers the core information many congregations publish: service times, events, sermons, ministries, team profiles, news, galleries, and contact information. Editing is structured through forms rather than a general-purpose page-building workflow, and hosting is included. Churches can use a Yashev subdomain or connect, register, or transfer a custom domain.

Pricing is straightforward, with two plans that provide the same listed features. Church Website Monthly costs $6.95 per month and includes a church website, hosting, a church-focused layout, the main content sections, a Yashev subdomain, and custom domain pointing. Church Website Annual costs $69 per year with the same highlights. The annual option lowers the effective monthly cost compared with monthly billing, while both plans support the same basic website scope. There is no free plan, so even a small church needs a paid subscription to publish through Yashev.

Yashev's main strength is its narrow focus: churches can organize sermons, service information, events, ministries, staff or team profiles, news, and galleries without assembling those pieces in a general-purpose builder. That makes it a sensible choice for a congregation that prioritizes affordability and standard church content over a broad ecosystem. Churches looking for donation support, integrations, or more specialized functionality should choose an alternative. Yashev is best suited to a small church that needs a simple public website and values predictable pricing over extensive platform depth.

Yashev pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Church-focused templates and structured form-based editing
    • Includes service times, events, sermons, ministries, and team pages
    • Custom domain support with hosting included
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Donation support is not part of the listed feature set
    • Integrations are not listed among the platform features

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