Church websites in the Philippines that keep parishes and nonprofits connected

Starter is ₱99,000 and covers a full site with schedules, announcements, giving pages and the AI assistant, live in about 5 working days. Pro is ₱149,000 over 10 days and adds a branded Android app for announcements. Business is ₱199,000 over 15 days for member portals and directories. Hosting, a free .com domain, emails, training and a year of support are included, then hosting is from ₱499 a month.

Yes. Giving pages accept GCash, Maya, cards and bank transfer, with one-off or recurring options, and can be split by fund, project or appeal. Donors get an automatic acknowledgement, and your treasurer sees a running record per campaign instead of reconciling screenshots from a chat group.

Your own staff, through the admin panel — it takes a few minutes and needs no technical background. Training and written documentation are included, and we usually train two people so nothing stalls when the secretary is on leave. If the schedule follows a pattern, recurring events can be set once and repeat automatically.

Yes. We embed your Facebook or YouTube stream on the site so members do not have to hunt for the link, show the upcoming service ahead of time, and move past services into an archive afterwards. The stream itself still runs on the platform you already use, which keeps your costs and your workflow unchanged.

Talk to us about your situation. The package prices are the same, but the inclusions already remove the recurring costs that hurt small organisations most — hosting for the first year, the .com domain, company email addresses, training and the AI assistant are free, and the assistant stays free for the life of the platform.

Yes, on Business builds. Members see the directory, their ministry rosters, event signups and giving history, while coordinators manage their own ministry lists. Access is by role, so a volunteer coordinator sees their team and not the whole membership record.

Yes. Each event or outreach gets a signup form with the slots, requirements and cut-off you set, plus reminders before the date. Coordinators open the attendance list on a phone at the venue. It replaces the paper sheet at the back of the church and the re-encoding that follows it.