Plan your visit
Service times, location, parking, kids and what to expect, right where first-time visitors look.
Church & Nonprofit Websites
Church website design and nonprofit websites that welcome people in
Most people visit your website before they ever visit your church or charity. I design church and nonprofit websites that answer first-time visitor questions in seconds, make giving and volunteering simple, and are easy for staff and volunteers to keep up to date.
What you get
- Church or nonprofit website, mobile-first
- Plan your visit and about pages
- Sermons, events or programmes set up
- Online giving or donation page connected
- Video guide for staff and volunteers
- One month of free support
Why it works
Built to help your business grow
Sermons and media
A sermon library by series, speaker and topic, with video or audio and the newest message first.
Online giving and donations
A trusted giving platform with one clear button on every page, suggested amounts and monthly giving.
Events, groups and volunteers
A simple calendar, small groups and serving opportunities with sign-up forms that reach the right person.
Easy for volunteers
Add a sermon, event or news post in minutes without breaking the design, with a video guide for your team.
Found on Google
Clear page titles, Google Business Profile tips and fast mobile pages, so people searching nearby can find you.
Perfect for
- Churches and ministries of every size
- Charities and community nonprofits
- Church plants that need a first website
- Fast delivery Most websites go live in 1 to 3 weeks, with updates at every step.
- Fixed prices A clear quote upfront. No hidden costs, no surprises on the invoice.
- 300+ projects delivered Level 2 seller on Fiverr with 5+ years of experience and happy clients worldwide.
- Real, human support One month of free support after launch and a reply within 24 hours.
Portfolio
Recent work
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
How much does a website cost? Here are my fixed prices, with nothing hidden. Every website includes a custom design, speed optimisation, SEO basics and one month of free support.
New Startup
Was$600
$499
one-time
Save 17%
- Custom theme
- Optimised images
- 3 pages
- Hosting setup
- Content upload
- Contact form
- Social icons
- Free support (1 month)
- Not included: Domain & hosting not included
Business Website
Was$999
$799
one-time
Save 20%
- Custom theme
- Optimised images
- 5 pages
- Hosting setup
- Content + product upload (20)
- Contact form + login forms
- Social icons
- Free support (1 month)
- Not included: Domain & hosting not included
E-Commerce Store
Was$1499
$1199
one-time
Save 20%
- Custom theme
- Optimised images
- 8 pages
- Hosting setup
- Content + product upload (30)
- Contact form + booking forms
- Social icons + email integration
- Free support (1 month)
- Not included: Domain & hosting not included
Need something different? Every project is unique, so ask for a custom quote. Or start with a free audit →
Video reviews
Hear it straight from my clients
FAQ
Questions? Answers.
What should a church website include?
Service times and location, a Plan your visit page, kids and youth information, beliefs, staff, sermons, events, online giving and an easy way to contact you, all working well on phones.
How much does a church or nonprofit website cost?
My website packages start at $499, and most church and nonprofit sites fit the $799 business package. You get a fixed price before work starts.
Can our volunteers update the website?
Yes. The site is built so volunteers can add sermons, events and news in minutes, and everyone gets a short video guide.
Can you set up online giving?
Yes. I connect a trusted giving or donation platform and add a clear Give button on every page, with suggested amounts and monthly giving.
How much does a website cost?
With me, a starter website costs $499, a business website $799 and an online store $1,199. The price is fixed before work starts. In general, small business websites in the US range from about $500 with a freelancer to $5,000 or more with an agency, depending on pages, features and content.
How long does a website take?
A landing page usually takes 3 to 5 days, a full business website 1 to 3 weeks and an online store 2 to 4 weeks, depending on content and features.
Free audit
Get a free website audit
Not sure why your website is not bringing in customers? Enter your link and get an instant score for design, SEO, content and page speed, plus a PDF report with clear, practical fixes. No cost, no obligation.
- Speed & Core Web Vitals
- SEO basics & Google visibility
- Mobile experience
- Security & updates
- Design & trust signals
- Conversion: calls to action & forms
60s Instant score for design, SEO, content and speed, plus a PDF report in your inbox.
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