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A church website you talk to.

Tell your website what to do.

Steeple is a church website you build by talking to it. Describe a change in plain language and the site updates itself — drag-and-drop when you want control, and standing automations keep it current between the times anyone touches it. It orchestrates the tools your church already uses instead of replacing them.

See it live at steeple.pro

What Steeple does

A site that builds itself from the content you’re already producing.

Talk to it

Describe the change in plain language — “put this Sunday’s series on the homepage, add Tuesday’s prayer night” — and the site updates itself. The AI works only within known blocks, so a bad edit looks wrong rather than taking the site down — and you can undo it.

Drag-and-drop when you want it

Prefer hands-on? Click any section, drag blocks where you want them, adjust in a properties panel, and undo freely. The freedom is there when you want it, out of the way when you don't.

Start from what you already have

Paste your current site’s address. Steeple reads its pages, you tick the ones worth keeping, and it rebuilds the site on Steeple from that content. No old site? Upload a church profile or a flyer and it drafts a starter site, picking up your brand color. Either way you’re editing a real site in the first sitting.

Preview before the world sees it

Saving a page doesn’t publish it. See the change as visitors would, then publish when it’s right. A leader who can’t publish submits the page for review; whoever holds the keys previews it and publishes, or sends it back with a note.

Give a leader their own page

Hand the youth leader the Youth page and nothing else. They edit what they’ve been given; every other page stays out of reach, even by typing the address. The site stays one site, with more hands on it.

Stays current on its own

Standing automations and live integrations — Google Calendar, your SermonOS feed, your giving link — keep the site fresh between the times a human touches it. Past events archive themselves; new series feature themselves.

The problem

Most church websites die of neglect.

A site gets built once, then drifts out of date because keeping it current is a separate job nobody owns. So it sits there — last year’s series on the homepage, an event that already happened, a volunteer too nervous to touch the HTML. And the platforms that promise to help mostly want a cut of every gift that comes through it.

Steeple flips it: the site maintains itself from the content you’re already producing, and a volunteer keeps it current just by describing what they want.

Bring your own giving

Keep the giving provider you already use.

Tithely, Pushpay, Stripe, PayPal — whichever your church already trusts, Steeple links to it. The site is the product.

Simple, flat, per-church pricing — see the plans below.

Pricing

A flat price, not a percentage.

Per church. Not a page builder. A site that keeps itself current.

Most popular

Standard

$39/mo

per church

$390/yr — save 2 months

Your own domain, your whole site, no asterisks.

  • ★ Talk-to-it editing — describe the change, the site makes it
  • 1 site, unlimited pages
  • Custom domain + managed SSL
  • Unlimited AI edits
  • Full block library + integrations (Calendar, SermonOS feed, giving link)
  • Forms, with a printable check-in sheet and CSV export
  • Preview and review before anything publishes
  • Standing automations
  • Email support

Pro

$79/mo

per church

$790/yr — save 2 months

For the church running more than one front door.

  • Everything in Standard
  • Up to 5 sites, each with its own domain & brand
  • Site switcher + cross-site management
  • Priority AI
  • Advanced automations + scheduled publishing

Done-for-you

From $499 one-time

+ subscription

Built by Cedar & Stone Creative from your brand — optionally kept current for you.

  • We build the site from your brand sheet
  • Optional $99/mo managed upkeep
  • Standard or Pro subscription included

Month-to-month. No contracts, cancel anytime.

Questions churches ask.

Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can describe what you want, you can run the site. Talk to it in plain language and it makes the change — a volunteer can keep the whole site current.
Can it take sign-ups and registrations?
Yes. Build a form — a connect card, an event registration, a serving-interest form — and put it on any page. Responses land in your dashboard, you can print a check-in sheet for the day of, and everything exports to CSV.
Can I keep my own giving provider?
Yes. Bring your own — Tithely, Pushpay, Stripe, whatever you already use — and we link it.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, with managed SSL — apex and www both. You can also start free on a steeple.pro subdomain and bring a custom domain when you're ready. One account can run several independent sites: a church, a conference, a plant.
What does it cost?
A flat, per-church price — the plans are on this page, and Standard is $39 a month. The price doesn't go up because your church grows. It sits above a general-purpose site builder because Steeple does the upkeep: describe a change in plain language and the site makes it, and your calendar, sermon feed and giving link stay current on their own.
How do we start?
Churches are running on Steeple today at steeple.pro. Start a conversation and we'll set your church up — usually from your current site or a church profile, so you're editing a real site the same day.

See what your church site could be.

Churches are running on Steeple today. Take a look, then start a conversation and we'll set yours up.

See it live at steeple.pro