Built for congregations
Church Websites Built Around the Visitor, USA-Wide
Kemafy designs church websites that answer the Saturday-night question — where, when, and will I fit in — then serve members all week with sermons, streams, events and giving. Church sites start at $1,500.
What goes into a church website, and what will one cost a US congregation?
Budget $1,500 for a church site that covers service times, staff, directions and a simple giving link; add a sermon library, a live-stream page and campaign giving and the number climbs from there. The pages that get used most are the ones a visitor checks on Saturday night: where you are, when you meet, what to expect, and how to give without downloading anything. Kemafy builds those to open instantly on a phone and to pass ADA accessibility checks, because a congregation spans every age and ability.
- Budget from
- $1,500
- Giving tools
- Stripe, PayPal, text-to-give
- Live stream
- YouTube / Facebook embed
- Standard
- Mobile-first, ADA-checked
Why the sector sets the brief.
Ask a pastor where new families come from and the answer is usually "they looked us up first." A church site does its most important work before anyone walks in: it shows a real congregation, states the service time without making people hunt, and answers what to wear and where to park. After that first visit, the same site becomes a utility — the sermon someone missed while traveling, the small-group signup, the youth calendar, an offering given from a phone in ten seconds. Kemafy builds for that whole arc. Pages stay light so they open on any device, media is organized so a two-year archive is still searchable, giving runs through Stripe, PayPal or text-to-give, and every page meets ADA accessibility guidelines so grandparents and teenagers use it the same way.
The parts we build most often
Watch Live, Catch Up Later
Embed your YouTube or Facebook stream and file every past message by series, speaker and date.
Giving in Ten Seconds
Tithes, offerings and building-fund gifts through Stripe, PayPal or text-to-give — recurring or one-time, receipts included.
Plan-Your-Visit Page
Service times, parking, kids check-in and what to expect, written for someone who has never been inside a church.
Ministry Hubs
Youth, worship, small groups, missions and outreach each get a home page with their own leader and calendar.
Events That Sync
A calendar members can add to Google or Apple Calendar in one tap, with signups for retreats and classes.
Every Generation Included
ADA-conscious contrast, text sizing and keyboard navigation, on pages that stay fast on an older phone.
Counted out, line by line
Nothing here is an upsell. Each line ships with the build, alongside hosting setup, SSL, analytics and a walkthrough for whoever will run the site.
- Plan-your-visit & about pages
- Sermon and media archive
- Stripe / PayPal / text-to-give setup
- Synced events calendar
- Ministry hub pages
- Forms for prayer needs and pastoral contact
- Works on every screen, ADA-checked
In their words
What clients say once the site is live.
Sales are up 50% since the new store went live. Checkout is three taps, and our regulars keep telling us how easy it is.
What churches & ministries owners ask us.
What should we budget for a church website?
Plan on $1,500 for a site with service times, staff, directions, a plan-your-visit page and a giving link. A sermon archive, live-stream page and campaign giving add to that, and many congregations phase those in over a year or two as the budget allows.
Does the site handle year-end giving statements?
Giving runs through Stripe, PayPal or a text-to-give provider, and each of those keeps a record per donor. Your treasurer can export contribution statements at year end, and recurring gifts are managed by the giver without calling the office.
We already stream on YouTube. Can the site use that?
Yes, and it should. We embed the live player and the archive directly from YouTube or Facebook, so there is nothing new for your media team to learn and no video hosting bill.
Who updates the site after launch?
Nobody from Kemafy needs to be involved. After a training session, a volunteer posts the week's sermon, adds an event or changes a service time from the admin screen in a few minutes.
Bring us your churches & ministries brief.
Tell us the goal, the deadline and roughly what you have to spend. A written scope and a fixed price come back within one business day, no meeting required.