Key Takeaway
Rehosting a church website isn't switching hosts. It's handing the whole thing to a team. The site gets built, launched, and updated by us. Plain-English messages instead of a CMS. Custom design instead of a template. $250/mo flat. The app comes with it.
What does it mean to rehost a church website?
If you Google 'rehost,' AWS will tell you it means lift-and-shift. Move the same broken thing to a new server. That's not what we mean.
For a church, to rehost is to hand the whole thing to a team. The website. The app. The giving flow. The sermon archive. We build it, launch it, and keep it running. You don't learn a CMS. You send a message. We ship.
Why most church websites need a rehost
Most churches are on one of three setups. All three break the same way.
- Wix or Squarespace template. Looks fine on launch day. By month three, it looks like every other church site because the template is everyone's template.
- WordPress site a volunteer built five years ago. The volunteer left. Nobody knows the login. Plugins are out of date. Every change is a negotiation.
- Subsplash, Faithlife, or a big church platform. The roadmap isn't built for your ministry. You wait in line behind thousands of other churches for features you need this Sunday.
One common thread: nobody on your team has time to run the site, and nobody outside your team will respond fast enough when you need something changed.
What a rehosted church website looks like
- The site is custom. No template. Your denomination, your service times, your small groups, your giving flow. Designed around how your ministry actually works.
- Updates happen by message. Send us 'Add a Christmas Eve service, 7pm, December 24.' It ships that day. No dashboard. No CMS training. No 'let me ask our web person.'
- Your content and accounts are yours. Domain, sermon archive, member data, App Store and Google Play accounts. Cancel, and we hand it all back.
- The app comes with it. On the Faith plan at $250/mo, the site and the mobile app are the same subscription. One bill, one team, one roadmap.
How fast can a church website be rehosted?
Most go live in under a week. The bottleneck is usually your ministry deciding what goes on the homepage, not the engineering. We've rehosted sites for evangelical churches, Catholic parishes, and multi-campus ministries in 5 to 7 days.
What does it cost?
$250/mo flat. That's the website, the app, sermon streaming, one-tap giving, push notifications, and a team that builds and updates all of it. No setup fee. No hourly rate. No 'implementation engagement.' Commitment, notice, export, handoff, and service-end terms follow the signed agreement.
Ready to rehost?
Book 30 minutes. We'll walk through a real church site we rehosted and quote yours. No pitch deck. No pressure. No technical BS.