Church radio
A Church Station for Teaching and Music
Gather your church's teaching and music into a listenable station that reflects your ministry. The software is still under development, so we will be plain about what exists and whether it fits.
- Pricing
Church radio setup — $50 setup
Church radio software — $5/month
- Inside the Department?
Planning around your source material can be prioritised within approximately 4–6 hours of professional service time each month. The radio setup and monthly software price remain separate.
- Separate service?
Additional custom songs are separate production services and are not included in the radio setup or monthly software price.
The idea
One Place to Hear What Your Church Is Saying
A church radio station is not simply another social-media account. It is a dedicated place where someone can listen to the teaching and music that already help tell the story of your church.
Many churches have sermons on one platform, music in another place, and older teaching that is difficult to find after Sunday. The station idea gathers those materials around one ministry voice.
Not every recording belongs there. A useful station needs material people would choose to hear: teaching that remains understandable away from the service and music your church can stand behind.
The software behind this service is under development. We are not presenting it as a finished radio product, and we will not describe features that are not available. A conversation begins with your church's actual material and whether a station is a responsible next step.
The station gives a sermon, reflection, testimony, or church-created song a common home, not a promise that people will automatically discover it.
Starting with the material
What a Church Needs Before This Is Useful
The right first question is not which button to press. It is whether the church has a focused body of material worth gathering and a reason to keep it current.
Teaching with lasting value
Messages, studies, short reflections, or other material that still makes sense to someone listening outside the original service time.
Music that belongs in the picture
Music that your church has chosen to associate with its ministry. Additional custom songs remain a separate production service rather than part of the radio price.
A reason to maintain it
Someone at the church who can help identify current material and make decisions about what represents the ministry well.
A practical conversation
Content Comes Before Software
A station is only as helpful as the material and stewardship behind it.
What your church brings
Teaching and music the church wants gathered under its own ministry identity.
Ongoing participation in choosing material when the station needs attention or changes.
What is still developing
The software service itself is under development, so its current capabilities must be discussed rather than assumed.
Any additional music production is scoped separately, because a custom song is its own creative service.
Pricing
Church Radio Pricing
These are the service prices for a church radio presence. They do not turn custom music or outside production into an included item.
Church radio setup
- Price
- $50 setup
- What it means
- Initial setup work for a church radio presence as the under-development software service is available.
Church radio software
- Price
- $5/month
- What it means
- The monthly software price for the station service.
Additional custom song
- Price
- $50 per song
- What it means
- Separate production work, discussed and approved apart from the radio setup and monthly software price.
Setup, monthly software, and custom songs are stated separately so a church knows what is and is not included.
What it will not do
A Station Is Not an Audience or an Income Plan
A church station can make existing ministry material easier to gather and hear. It does not create the conditions around it by itself.
It needs content worth listening to. A thin collection, irregular uploads, or material that has no clear purpose will not become useful merely because it is placed under a radio label. Content decisions remain ministry decisions.
It does not create an audience by itself. A church still needs a clear website, invitations, local relationships, and honest communication about what people will find. We will not attach listener numbers or discovery claims to a service that cannot control either one.
It is not a route to income. This is a ministry-presence idea, not a revenue business. If a church is exploring self-funding digital outreach, that remains a long-term goal with its own limits, not a result promised by a radio station.
Questions churches ask
Church Radio Questions
Is the church radio software finished?
No. The software is under development. We will describe the current service plainly rather than presenting future possibilities as finished features.
Can a station create listeners for our church?
No. A station gives teaching and music a focused home, but it does not create an audience by itself.
Do we need original music to use a station?
Not necessarily. The starting question is what teaching and music your church already has and wants associated with its ministry. If you want additional custom songs, that is separate production work.
Are custom songs included in the setup price?
No. The $50 setup and $5/month software price do not include custom song production. Additional custom songs are priced and approved as separate services.
Can this make money for our church?
No income is promised or implied. The purpose is to gather ministry content into a listenable church presence, not to operate a revenue business.
Talk through whether a station fits your church
Tell us about the teaching and music your church already has. We will be honest about whether this under-development service is a sensible next step.
Last reviewed September 30, 2026.