Choicely Church App vs SermonAudio Church App

Choicely Church App is a branded app for churches to share sermons, organize events, send updates, and engage members. Churches can start from a church-ready template, add their branding and content, and manage the app without developers. Members can find sermons, devotionals, announcements, events, and other resources. Engagement options include registrations for services, small groups, Bible studies, and special events, as well as ministry and volunteer promotion, push notifications, and engagement tracking. Choicely says it builds native iOS and Android apps that can be published to the App Store and Google Play; the product also lists web as a platform. Plans include a free option at free and Premium at $25 a month. The Free plan includes public mobile apps, push notifications, unlimited collaborators, and third-party connections, with 25 daily credits, up to 150 monthly, plus 100 signup credits. Integrations include Supabase, Shopify, GitHub, Squarespace, and HTTP APIs. Supabase sign-in is limited to email and password or emailed one-time codes; social sign-in and magic links are not wrapped yet.

SermonAudio Church App, also called ChurchOne, gives a church’s members access to that church’s sermons through Android, iOS, and web apps. Members can browse and sort the library by date, series, year, Scripture, speaker, or category, and download audio or video for offline use. The app also carries live audio and video webcasts. Members can opt in to alerts for live broadcasts and new sermons; broadcasters can send push notices from the Dashboard. ChurchOne is activated for SermonAudio broadcasters and requires no setup or maintenance work. The ChurchOne App plan is free for eligible broadcasters. A SermonAudio Broadcaster account costs $59.95 a month, plus a one-time signup fee of $150.00; it includes ChurchOne, while some optional broadcaster features may cost extra. SermonAudio’s broadcaster platform supports cross-publishing sermons to Facebook and YouTube. The company describes its audience as theologically conservative churches and ministries.