No tech setup. No long onboarding. No learning curve. Just tell us about your church and we handle the rest.
We learn everything about your church: your voice, your schedule, your sermon series, and what you need most. You leave with a clear content plan.
We set up your content templates, design your bulletin layout with your branding, and build your first 30-day content calendar. You approve the style before we go live.
Your first week of content arrives — bulletin, social posts, devotional email — everything ready to approve and publish. Most pastors spend under 15 minutes on their first review.
The first month is our calibration period. We refine tone, adjust timing, and tighten the workflow based on your feedback. By week four, the system runs like clockwork.
Your content arrives on schedule every week. You spend 15 minutes reviewing and approving. We handle everything else — writing, designing, scheduling, and delivering.
What churches experience in their first 90 days with ChurchAutomate.
Review, approve, done. Most pastors spend less time on content than making a cup of coffee.
From strategy call to your first complete week of content — delivered and ready to use.
Email us your sermon info. We handle design, scheduling, and posting. No software to learn.
No. ChurchAutomate is month-to-month. You can cancel anytime with 30 days notice. We ask for the first full month so you can see the system running smoothly before making any decision.
Just email us. Revisions are included with every plan. We turn around most edits within a few hours during business days.
Yes — that is the whole point. We spend the first week learning your voice, theology, and communication style. We read your past bulletins, listen to a recent sermon, and study how your pastor communicates before writing a single word.
We send you a simple fill-in template every Wednesday. You reply with your sermon title, scripture, and announcements. That is usually it. The whole thing takes about 10 minutes.
Book a free 20-minute call. No pressure, no pitch — just a clear plan for your church.