Church Website Design
Church Website Design That Welcomes Visitors and Serves Members
Custom websites for churches and ministries — service times, online giving, sermons, and events in one place your team can actually manage.
BUILT AROUND HOW PEOPLE FIND A CHURCH
Most people visit your website before they ever visit your building. A first-time guest is asking three quiet questions — when do you meet, where are you, and what will it feel like? Your members are asking different ones about giving, events, and where their family fits. We design for both audiences on the same site.
Service times and directions up front
Visitors deciding whether to attend this Sunday should find your address, service times, parking notes, and a map without scrolling or searching.
Online giving that actually gets used
We connect your existing giving platform so members can give in a couple of taps from any page, on the phone in their hand.
Sermons and livestream in one place
Publish recordings, embed your livestream, and keep an archive members can browse long after the service ends.
Events, ministries, and small groups
Calendars, ministry pages, and sign-up forms so guests can find where they belong and leaders can stop fielding the same questions.
Staff who can update it themselves
Every site ships with a simple admin area and training, so changing a service time never requires a developer.
Fast, secure, and accessible
Mobile-first performance, SSL, backups, and WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility practices built in from the start — not bolted on later.
Professional Development. Secure Infrastructure. Ongoing Support.
From initial design through launch and ongoing support, McGraw Digital Solutions provides the technology and guidance organizations need to build a professional digital presence that can grow with them.
Engage. Empower. Grow.
The same methodology we use on every project, applied to ministry work.
- 01
Engage
We listen first — your congregation, your ministries, and what you actually need the website to accomplish this year.
- 02
Empower
We design and build the site, connect giving and streaming, migrate your content, and train your team to run it.
- 03
Grow
After launch we keep it updated, monitored, and improving through a care plan sized to your church.
WHAT A CHURCH WEBSITE COSTS
| Fit | Typical investment | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Launch Package | Starting at $3,500 | Core pages, service times, giving link, mobile-first design, training. |
| Professional Website | Starting at $6,500 | Sermon archive, events, ministry sections, forms, deeper integrations. |
| Premium Organization | Starting at $10,000 | Multi-campus or multi-ministry sites with custom member tools. |
| Care plans | From $150/month | Security, monitoring, backups, and ongoing updates after launch. |
Every project is quoted after a free strategy session. See full website packages and care plans.
CHURCH WEBSITE QUESTIONS
- How much does a church website cost?
- Most churches land in our Launch package, starting at $3,500, which covers a professionally designed, mobile-first site with the core pages, giving link, and training. Congregations that need sermon archives, event calendars, ministry sections, and member tools typically start at $6,500 with our Professional package. Larger multi-campus or multi-ministry builds start at $10,000 with our Premium package. Starting prices are shown; we quote every project after a free consultation so the number reflects your actual scope.
- Do you handle ongoing updates after launch?
- Yes. Our care plans start at $150/month for security, monitoring, backups, and routine updates. The $300/month Professional plan is the most common fit for churches with frequent announcements, events, and sermon posts.
- Can we keep our current giving platform?
- Almost always. We integrate the giving, streaming, and church management tools you already pay for rather than forcing a switch. If something is holding you back, we will say so — but the decision stays yours.
- Who owns the website when it is finished?
- You do. You own your domain, your content, and your site. The care plan is a service, not a lock-in.
- How long does a church website take?
- A focused launch site is typically a few weeks; larger builds with sermon archives, events, and multiple ministry sections take longer. We map the timeline with you during the strategy session before any work begins.