ShareFaith Church Streaming helps churches share services and other content beyond their physical location. Churches can send streams to their own website or app, as well as to YouTube, Facebook, Apple TV, and RTMP feeds. They can customize layouts with sermon notes, moderated prayer requests, and real-time chat, without ads or outside branding. Stream information can also include Bible passages. Management tools cover scheduling, trimming content after a live stream, and automatically posting archives. Viewers can watch live, simulated-live, or offline content, with pre-roll, post-roll, and built-in DVR features. ShareFaith says its content delivery network and encoding adapt to viewers’ connection speeds and screen sizes, for congregations it describes as ranging from 10 to 100,000. The service is intended for churches from church plants to worldwide ministries. It is a paid add-on to ShareFaith Suite, and pricing is on request. The page invites visitors to try ShareFaith Suite but does not specify streaming trial access or a trial length.
Who it is for
It suits churches that want to stream services to their own site or app and to third-party destinations. The listed scale is intended to cover church plants through worldwide ministries.
What is good
- Custom layouts can include notes, prayer requests, and chat.
- Streams can go to church sites, apps, and listed platforms.
- Scheduling and automatic archive posting are available.
- Viewers can watch live, simulated-live, or offline content.
What to know first
- Streaming is an add-on to ShareFaith Suite.
- Upgrade pricing is available only on request.
- Suite trial access for streaming is unspecified.
Verdict
ShareFaith Church Streaming brings church-specific layouts, scheduling, archives, and several viewing modes together. Buyers should ask ShareFaith about the add-on and confirm whether its Suite trial includes streaming.
ShareFaith Church Streaming plans and pricing
All plansCompared on church streaming software
- Custom branding
- Yes
