A home online your own people run.
If the volunteer-built site broke, or a church platform bill just renewed again, there’s another way. A site the church owns, that a member can keep current without calling anybody.
What happened at Landmark Baptist
The members of Landmark Baptist in Woodruff had no home online. Now there’s a sermon archive with transcripts, a prayer list, an event calendar, the weekly bulletin and member alerts, all under one login. A member keeps it current himself. As of November 2026 there are 15 sermons archived and more than 140 prayer requests that came in through the site, with no monthly platform fee.
“The work was done fast, looked up-to-date, modern, and they handled it all from start to finish. Easy to work with is an understatement.”
What I build for a church
- The website: service times, directions, staff, events, built for the phone first.
- Sermons: upload once, organized by series, with transcripts so people can find a message again.
- Prayer list and member alerts: requests come in through the site, and the people who should see them do.
- The bulletin and calendar: posted by your own people, the same week.
What it costs
A one page site is $2,100 through December 31, 2026, the last hour of a full day on me. On January 1 it’s $2,400, a full day of work. The Website You Own is $3,000. Bigger systems are quoted in whole hours at one flat $300/hr, written down before work starts. Every package is bought outright, and there’s no monthly platform fee on the work.
The church owns the code, the design and its data. I can host it to start, and the account is handed to the church whenever you ask (Terms, handover checklist). 30 days of free fixes after handover.
Rather do it yourselves?
That’s fine too. My DIY Guide lays out how I build, step by step, with no email required.