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Church websites

Church website designA church website built for the first-time guest.

A church site is $3,000, and you pay once. We start with your plan your visit page, so a newcomer sees the time and the address on the first screen of a phone, and what Sunday is like just below.

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Grant, up to $750 every 4 weeks

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Websites

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We build yours the same way. It opens fast on a phone, your price and your next step are easy to find, and every call and form is tracked from day one.

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Measured, with dates

  • 72.7%

    of Grant credit put to work, October 2026

    Our 36 Grant accounts, on average: 13 spent 90% or more of their credit.

Nonprofit

GrantStart here

Up to$750every 4 weeks

Plus a $1,500 build, paid once

You pay half of the Grant money we put to work for you each bill, and never more than $750.

If we put $1,000 of your Grant to work, you pay $500.

Ads
Google’s Ad Grant, up to $10,000 a month in search ads
We build
account access, campaigns and tracking
You talk to
a named person, with reports and your portal
  • Grant Guarantee
  • Deployment Ramp
  • Account Standing
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EMPRISE DIGITAL · CONWAY, ARKANSAS · SINCE MAY 2016

Receipt for: Nonprofits and churches

Plan: Grant

  • Google’s Ad Grant: up to $10,000 a month in search ads, and Google pays for them
  • Getting into your Google account, even when nobody can log in anymore
  • Your campaigns and tracking
  • Local searches like church near me first (churches)
  • The Compliance Watch: every Grant ad checked for disapprovals every hour, around the clock.
  • Reports, your portal, a short Loom video every 3 months, and a person to call
Build, paid once
$1,500
Every 4 weeks, from go-live
Half of what we put to work, never more than $750
Your number
If we put $1,000 of your Grant to work, you pay $500.
Your ads
Google pays for the Grant ads.
A year
13 bills, at most $9,750
GRANT GUARANTEEYou pay half of the Grant money we put to work for you each bill, and never more than $750.

A Grant has no 30-Day Stop. The fee follows what we put to work, so a slow month bills little.

You can cancel anytime. Service runs through the end of the bill you’re in, and then it stops.

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Grant Guarantee
If we put $1,000 of your Grant to work, you pay $500.
Deployment Ramp
If your account has not reached 50% of your monthly Ad Grant credit by day 90 from the day your ads go live, your management fee is credited each bill until it does. What we need from you: campaign approvals returned within five business days, and the site pages we flag for compliance fixed or authorized for us to fix.
Account Standing
If your Grant account is suspended or throttled for a compliance cause we monitor, we work at no fee from the day it happens until the day it is reinstated and back at full daily deployment.
The Compliance Watch: every Grant ad checked for disapprovals every hour, around the clock.
Details

Who owns it

The Google account is in your business name. We build and manage it. If we ever part ways, you keep the account and the call data.

The limit

Google decides how much of the Grant your searches can use. We work to put as much of it to work as we can, and you only pay for what we use.

Up to$1,500every 4 weeks

Plus the $1,500 and $2,000 builds, paid once. The $2,000 is $0 on the 52-week plan.

It’s for a pregnancy center, or a nonprofit that wants paid Search beside its Grant.

Ads
your Grant, plus paid Google Search with as many campaigns as you need
We build
everything in Grant, plus your Search campaigns
You talk to
a named person, with reports and your portal
  • Grant Guarantee
  • On-Time Promise
  • 30-Day Stop on Search
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See what you get
EMPRISE DIGITAL · CONWAY, ARKANSAS · SINCE MAY 2016

Receipt for: Nonprofits and churches

Plan: Grant + Search

  • Everything in Grant
  • Paid Google Search beside your Grant, with as many campaigns as you need
  • Facebook and Instagram can be your one paid channel instead, at the same price
Builds, paid once
$1,500 Grant build and $2,000 Search build
Or sign up for the 52-week plan
$0 Search build today, and no 30-Day Stop on Search
Every 4 weeks
Your Grant fee, never more than $750, plus $750 for paid Search
Up to
$1,500 every 4 weeks
A year
13 bills, at most $19,500, plus the builds
GRANT GUARANTEEYou pay half of the Grant money we put to work for you each bill, and never more than $750.
30-DAY STOP on SearchStop anytime in your first 30 days, and the fee never starts.

You can cancel anytime. Service runs through the end of the bill you’re in, and then it stops.

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Grant Guarantee
If we put $1,000 of your Grant to work, you pay $500.
On-Time Promise
Your ads go live within 21 days of getting your access and answers, not counting the days Google takes to check your profile. If we miss, you don’t pay your first 4-week fee.
30-Day Stop on Search
The Search fee starts on day 31, unless you tell us to stop by the end of day 30.
The 52-week plan has no 30-Day Stop.
52-week plan
Month to month: you pay the build and keep the 30-Day Stop. You can cancel at the end of any bill.
The 52-week plan: 13 payments, one every 4 weeks, and the $2,000 Search build is $0 today. The $1,500 Grant build is still paid, and Search has no 30-Day Stop on the plan. If you stop before your 13th payment, the build you skipped goes on your last bill.
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Fee starts

Your Grant fee starts the day your Grant ads go live. The Search fee starts on day 31, unless you tell us to stop by the end of day 30.

Who owns it

The Google account is in your business name. We build and manage it. If we ever part ways, you keep the account and the call data.

Growth

From$2,000every 4 weeks, plus your Grant fee

Plus a $4,000 build, paid once, or $0 on the 52-week plan

We recommend it when you’re ready for $3,000 or more a month in paid ads.

Your budget is $8,000, so your fee is $2,450.

Ads
your Grant, plus Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Instagram on one budget
We build
every platform, your landing page and tracking
You talk to
your own advocate
  • Grant Guarantee
  • On-Time Promise
  • 30-Day Stop
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“...I’m so grateful to you and your team for being proactive, sending us the report, and meeting with me on a monthly basis. It’s so valuable.”

Charla, Life Choices PCC

Fee starts

Your fee starts on day 31, unless you tell us to stop by the end of day 30.

Canceling

You can cancel anytime. Service runs through the end of the bill you’re in, and then it stops.

Service

Your own advocate, plus reports and your portal.

Who owns it

The Google account is in your business name. We build and manage it. If we ever part ways, you keep the account and the call data.

Ad money

Your own cards pay the platforms.

A year

Your 13 bills come to $26,000 or more, set by your budget.

Your Grant

The Grant fee runs as its own line, and the Grant build is $1,500 if we build it. TikTok waits on TikTok’s approval.

Two ways to start

Month to month: you pay the build and keep the 30-Day Stop. You can cancel at the end of any bill. Or sign up for the 52-week plan, 13 payments, one every 4 weeks, and the build is $0 today, with no 30-Day Stop. If you stop before your 13th payment, the build you skipped goes on your last bill. The Grant build is never waived.

Growth fee by monthly ad budget
Monthly budgetFee every 4 weeks
$5,000 or less$2,000
$8,000$2,450
$10,000$2,750
$15,000$3,500
$20,000$4,250
$25,000$5,000
$50,000$7,500
$100,000$12,500

No Grant? Paid Search on its own is a $2,000 build, then $1,000 every 4 weeks.

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EMPRISE DIGITAL · CONWAY, ARKANSAS · SINCE MAY 2016

Receipt for: Nonprofits and churches

Plan: Search without a Grant

  • Paid Google Search, with as many campaigns as you need
  • Facebook and Instagram can be your one paid channel instead, at the same price
  • Your portal, reports, a short Loom video every 3 months, and a person to call
Build, paid once
$2,000
Or sign up for the 52-week plan
$0 build today, and no 30-Day Stop
Every 4 weeks, from day 31
$1,000
A year
13 bills, $13,000, plus the build
30-DAY STOPStop anytime in your first 30 days, and the fee never starts.

Beside a Grant, the same Search line is $750.

You can cancel anytime. Service runs through the end of the bill you’re in, and then it stops.

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On-Time Promise
Your ads go live within 21 days of getting your access and answers, not counting the days Google takes to check your profile. If we miss, you don’t pay your first 4-week fee.
30-Day Stop
Your fee starts on day 31, unless you tell us to stop by the end of day 30.
The 52-week plan has no 30-Day Stop.
52-week plan
Month to month: you pay the build and keep the 30-Day Stop. You can cancel at the end of any bill.
The 52-week plan: 13 payments, one every 4 weeks, and the build is $0 today. There’s no 30-Day Stop. If you stop before your 13th payment, the build you skipped goes on your last bill.

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We start with your plan your visit page

A first-time guest wants to know when, where and what Sunday is like, and they're a little nervous about it. So we build that page first and put every answer they need on it.

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Visitors don't click around much, so one page has to answer all of it. From July to October 2026, the average visit to the church sites we track opened 2.1 pages, and the average visit to our clients' sites outside online stores scrolled only 48% of the way down.

If your church runs local ads, they point at your visit page, so it names your town and your part of town in plain words. The rest of the site carries your sermons, events, giving and ministries for the people who already call your church home.

  • When and where: your service times, the address and a Plan Your Visit button go on the first screen, because that's the part every guest sees.
  • What Sunday is like: the page says how long the service runs, what the music is like and what people wear. It also tells guests that nobody will ask them to stand up or single them out.
  • From the car to a seat: the page shows where to park, which door to use and the name of the greeter at that door. A photo of the front door helps a nervous guest find it.
  • The kids question: the page says which ages go where, how check-in works and how pickup works. If your kids' helpers pass a background check, the page says so.
  • A real face: the page shows your pastor's photo and a short hello in the pastor's own words, so a stranger knows who they'll hear on Sunday.
  • The small worries: the page answers whether they have to give, whether they can sit in the back, whether there's coffee and whether they can watch online first.

What Sunday looks like on a church site

On the church sites we track, Sunday is the biggest day of the week, and 9 of every 10 Sunday visits come from a phone.

  • 90%of Sunday visits came from a phoneAcross 6 church websites.
  • 3.2xthe visits of an average weekday, on an average SundayAcross 7 church websites.
  • 2.1pages opened by the average visitJuly to October 2026.
  • 11%of Sunday visits to the top pages went to givingSo we test the give button too.
Emprise Digital, church websites we track, 2026.

How newcomers look for a church

On our church accounts, newcomers type your name, look for a church nearby or name the kind of church they want. We write your site for each of those searches, starting with the people who live close by.

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Across 7 church Grant accounts, 35% of ad clicks came from a search with the church's own name in it. Those visitors had already heard of you, so your name, your town and your service times have to match everywhere they look.

Of the clicks on local searches that didn't name the church, 37% came from a search that said near me. Another 22% named a kind of church, and non-denominational came up most, so the visit page names your town and says what kind of church you are in everyday words.

Google's Ad Grant gives a qualifying nonprofit up to $10,000 a month in search ads, and we manage the whole account. We start with local searches like church near me in your town, then fill the rest of the grant with Bible and life questions.

Local comes first because that's where the visits start. Of the calls people placed from church Grant ads between Sep 14 and Oct 11, 2026, 68% came through a local or regional campaign built for visits. Our Google Ad Grants page explains how the Grant works, and our church page shows how we run ads for churches.

A real reply the same day

The visit form asks for a first name, an email or phone, which service and the kids' ages. It emails the inbox you name the moment someone sends it, so a real person can write back that same day.

Hi Sarah, it's Mark from the welcome team. Thanks for planning a visit! Our 10:30 service runs about an hour.

Thank you! Where do we take the kids?

Kids check in at the desk inside the side door. I'll meet you there at 10:15 and walk you over.

Perfect, see you Sunday!

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A sample text. Use your own times, doors and names.

Our system saves each form before any email goes out, and you can name more than one inbox. The church sites we track got 1.3x the visits of an average weekday on Saturdays, while families plan their Sunday, so Saturday is a good day to send a short note that says see you tomorrow.

The Thursday check before a big Sunday

Check the site on your own phone the Thursday before Easter, Christmas Eve or a launch Sunday, and stay off the church Wi-Fi so you see it the way a guest does. Fix what fails by Friday, and make no changes on Saturday, because a late edit is how things break.

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Giving is part of the big day too. On the church sites we track, 11% of Sunday visits to the top pages went to a giving page. A study of 2025 nonprofit giving also found October, November and December brought in more than 36% of the year's giving, so test the give button before the year-end weeks too.

What it costs, and what stays yours

A church site costs $3,000, and you pay once. Hosting is $50 every 4 weeks, unless you're on one of our plans.

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We code each site ourselves, so it loads fast on desktop and mobile, and we don't cap the page count. We also track every form and every tap on your phone number from day one, so you can see what the site brings in.

Hosting keeps your site running, backed up and safe, and it covers small updates you ask for, like new photos, a text change or posting a blog you wrote.

The site is yours, and that covers the pages, the words, the photos and the domain. Your domain stays with the company you bought it from, under your church's own account, and going live changes only the two rows that point it at the new site.

There's no do-it-yourself editor, so your staff send changes from your portal's Requests page, and a person on our team replies in the same thread. If you ever leave, we hand over the full site files, so any developer or host can run the site.

SEO is $750 every 4 weeks, and only on a site we built. At signing, you get a written list of the fixes and pages we'll do. We promise the work, but we never promise a ranking.

We're a small team in Conway, Arkansas, and we work with churches across the US by phone and video. Every price we charge is on our pricing page.

Questions

How much does a church website cost?

Ours is $3,000 for a church or other nonprofit, and you pay once. Hosting is $50 every 4 weeks, unless you're on one of our plans, and it covers small updates like new photos or a text change.

What should a church website include?

Start with a plan your visit page that shows your service times, the address, what Sunday is like, where to park and how kids' check-in works. Then add giving, a watch page for sermons, your events and a short hello from the pastor.

Can our church staff update the website?

There's no do-it-yourself editor, so your staff send changes from your portal's Requests page, and a person on our team replies in the same thread. Hosting covers small updates like new photos or a text change.

Who owns our church website?

Your church owns the site, its words, its photos and the domain. If you ever leave, we hand over the full site files so any developer or host can run it.

Can a church get Google ads for its website?

Yes. Google's Ad Grant gives a qualifying nonprofit up to $10,000 a month in search ads, and we manage the whole account. Google decides how much of the Grant your searches can use. We work to put as much of it to work as we can, and you only pay for what we use. A church can also run paid search ads, with a Grant or without one.

Do you build church websites on a template?

No, we code each site ourselves, so it loads fast on desktop and mobile and it's yours.

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“We’re growing like no one’s business - so many people have found us through Google and online. ... We have a full time children’s pastor for the first time. ... So much growth”

Robyn, Mercy City Church

We build the ads. You see every call and decide if it’s worth it.

Trades and stores: Stop anytime in your first 30 days, and the fee never starts.

Nonprofits: You pay half of the Grant money we put to work for you each bill, and never more than $750. Google pays for the ads.

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