Your church website
A church website that keeps itself up to date
Every church on Psalmly gets a real website of its own — and it fills itself from what you already keep in the app.
Every church on Psalmly gets a public website of nine pages: home, about, visit, events, bulletins, news, service times, give and contact. Each one appears as soon as there is something on it, so your menu never shows an empty page.
It fills itself from what the church already keeps in Psalmly, so an event entered once appears on the website, in the members’ app and in the calendar feed. Add pages of your own from ten ready-made blocks, and choose from three front-page layouts.
Publishing is included on every plan, Free included. Your own domain comes with Community.
How it works
The website is not a second job. It is the same information, shown to people who have not signed in.
Step 1
Create your church
Name, service times, where you are, how to get in touch. This is the information the website is built from, and you were going to enter it anyway.
Step 2
Choose how the front page looks
Three layouts, your church's color and your own photos. No template to pick apart.
Step 3
Add pages of your own
Build them from ready-made blocks — text, photos, tables, files, questions and answers, a form people can fill in.
Step 4
Publish
Your site goes live at your own address on psalmly.app, or at your own domain on a paid plan.
What you actually get
Nine pages built from your church's own information, each appearing as soon as there is something on it.
- A front page, three ways
- Photo first, Side by side, Words first — pick the shape that suits your photos, then your church's color, logo and cover picture. You choose which part of a photo survives the crop, so nobody loses their head to a wide banner.
- About, Visit and Service times
- Who you are, what to expect on a first visit, and when you meet — the three things a person looks for before they walk in, each on a page of its own.
- Events, with their own pages
- Every event gets a page a visitor can open, share and add to their own calendar. There is a subscribable calendar feed too: paste one link into Apple or Google Calendar and your services and events keep themselves up to date.
- News and bulletins
- Announcements published to the congregation appear as news. The weekly bulletin gets a page and a printable version, so the website and the paper copy come from the same place.
- A giving page open to anyone
- A visitor can give by card without an account. Gifts settle into the church's own bank account.
- A contact page that reaches you
- Messages land in your admin inbox inside Psalmly rather than in a personal email account, so whoever is on duty can pick them up.
- Pages of your own
- Built from ten blocks — Text, Photo, Heading, Table, Cards, FAQ, Files, Form, Button and In this section — and a page can live underneath another, so a section like "Serve" can hold a page per ministry.
- Found by search engines
- A sitemap, plus your church details and each event marked up in the format search engines read — so an event can surface as a result on its own.
At a glance
| What you can do | Publish a public website of nine pages that fill themselves from your church's own information, add pages of your own from ten blocks, and choose one of three front-page layouts. |
|---|---|
| Where it lives | Your own address on psalmly.app on every plan, or your own domain on Community and Growth. |
| Who can see it | Anyone. No account, no sign-in, nothing to install. |
| Pages of your own | Free 1, Community 3, Growth 10 — each able to hold sub-pages. |
Church websites are on every plan, including Free.
Your own domain name comes with Community and Growth, from $49 a month.
The core church app is free forever for churches up to 50 members, and the cap is soft — nobody who belongs to your church is ever kept out of it. AI is the one part of Psalmly a paid plan buys.
See what each plan includes →Questions churches ask
Do we need someone technical to build it?
No. The pages are already designed and laid out — you fill them by entering your church's details, not by building anything. Your name, your service times, where you are, how to get in touch. You publish when it looks right.
What happens on the website when we add an event?
It appears. Events publish to your website, the members' app and your subscribable calendar at the same time, from the one place you entered them — and announcements and bulletins reach your website and the app the same way. Nobody has to copy anything across.
Can we use our own domain name?
Yes, on Community and Growth. Psalmly gives you the DNS records to enter, checks them for you, and handles the security certificate automatically. Until then your site lives at your own address on psalmly.app.
Can we add pages of our own?
Yes — ten kinds of block to build them from, and a page can sit underneath another one, so "Serve" can hold "Food pantry" and "State fair". Free includes 1, Community 3, and Growth 10.
Will people find us in Google?
Psalmly publishes a sitemap for your site and marks up your church details and each event in the format search engines read, so an event can show up as a result in its own right. That is the part a hand-built church website almost never has.
Can visitors give without signing in?
Yes. Your giving page is open to anyone — a visitor can give by card without creating an account, and the money goes to your church's bank account.
Can we take the site down or change it later?
Any time. Publishing is a switch, and everything on the site is edited in the same place you run the rest of your church.
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