Software profile
FaithFood TV
A UK church-media service for hosting sermon videos, livestreaming, church TV channels, podcast setup and a rolling sermon display linked to a website.
30-second answer
What to know before you open the full record
- What it is
- A UK church-media service for hosting sermon videos, livestreaming, church TV channels, podcast setup and a rolling sermon display linked to a website.
- Contexts worth testing
- Churches wanting a managed video channel and rolling sermon display, Teams that need sermon video, livestream and podcast support together, Churches looking for media help alongside a hosted distribution route
- Published starting price
- £15 / month
- Relevant UK checks
- UK-specific evidence · UK registered
- Shortlist when
- Churches wanting a managed sermon-video channel and rolling website display
- Check first
- Request a full service schedule, test upload-to-website workflow and confirm ownership, exports, video retention and livestream capacity
- Evidence date
- Sources checked 25 July 2026
This is an evidence-led starting point, not a ranking or hands-on verdict. Supplier sources establish what they publish; your church should test material workflows and resolve the questions below.
Five-minute assessment
Assess the likely fit and trade-offs
Directory assessment
FaithFood TV is a newer UK church-media service that sits between a simple video host and a managed distribution partner. It is most relevant for a church seeking an ongoing sermon channel, livestream presence and podcast support, rather than a self-service video tool alone. Its published commercial packages are a starting point, but detailed storage, data, ownership and exit conditions should be secured before an archive is transferred.
Decision framing
Shortlist when, then check first
- Shortlist when
- Publishing and sustaining an accessible church sermon archive and livestream without assembling every distribution channel independently
- Test in a real workflow
- A UK church-media service combining video channel, livestream, rolling sermon display and podcast setup
- Settle before buying
- Request a full service schedule, test upload-to-website workflow and confirm ownership, exports, video retention and livestream capacity
Decision evidence
Published details for a shortlist
These details are traced to the source shown. Supplier material establishes what the supplier publishes; it is not hands-on testing.
- UK purchasing availability
- Independent sourceFaithFood TV Ltd is an active UK private limited company, number 16294341.Source: Recorded evidence · checked 25 July 2026
- GBP pricing
- Supplier sourcePublished GBP starting priceSource: FaithFood TV church-media plans · checked 25 July 2026
- Hosting and location
- Supplier sourceThe supplier describes independent video hosting and livestreaming infrastructure but the public material reviewed does not identify storage location, retention, subprocessor or export terms. Obtain those details before uploading a church’s archive or livestream content.Source: FaithFood TV church-media plans · checked 25 July 2026
Best suited to
- Churches wanting a managed sermon-video channel and rolling website display
- Teams needing livestreaming, sermon archive and podcast support in one media relationship
- Churches with limited in-house video-distribution capacity
Evidence-backed strengths
- Active UK company and current supplier-managed church-media offer
- Supplier describes a church-specific video, livestream and podcast proposition
- Published entry price for a rolling sermon-display service
Limitations and questions
- New company with limited public operating history
- Public pages reviewed do not establish storage location, retention, subprocessor or data-export terms
- Service packages may include consultancy and support alongside software, so scope must be written down
What the supplier publishes
- Church video channel
- Sermon video archive and rolling display
- Livestreaming infrastructure
- Church website integration
- Podcast setup
- Apple and Android app presence
- Video upload notifications
- Supplier-described technical support and training
What does the supplier currently publish?
Pricing and trial
FaithFood TV publishes a £15/month Green Plan for a rolling church-sermon TV display linked to the church website, plus broader partner packages from £75/month. Ask for the current service schedule, video-hosting allowance, streaming bandwidth, setup charges, term and cancellation process.
| Tier or starting point | Published price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Green Plan | £15/month | Supplier describes a rolling display of the latest four church sermons, automatically updated to the church website |
| Silver Partner | £75/month | Supplier lists priority support and selected training resources |
| Gold and Platinum Partner | £150/month and £300+/month | Supplier lists consultation and more personalised media support |
Full due diligence
Evidence, operations and source record
Use this full record to test practical details, retain source links and take specific gaps to the supplier.
Published operations and support details
- Data hosting
- The supplier describes independent video hosting and livestreaming infrastructure but the public material reviewed does not identify storage location, retention, subprocessor or export terms. Obtain those details before uploading a church’s archive or livestream content.
- Data protection information
- No detailed current supplier privacy or data-processing document was located during this review. Churches should establish the roles, lawful basis and retention approach for video that identifies congregation members before using a hosted streaming service.
- Integrations
- Church website integration according to the supplier, Apple and Android mobile apps, Podcast distribution setup according to the supplier
- Import and export
- Ask for source-video ownership, archive export, captions/transcripts and channel-migration arrangements before committing
- Support
- Supplier describes technical support, consultancy and training in relevant plans, Clarify hours, response levels and service ownership in the proposed agreement
Sources reviewed
Sources support only the fields named beneath each link. Supplier material is not independent testing; external review material is included as a limited signal rather than a verdict.
- FaithFood TV church-media plans
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Video hosting, Livestreaming, Church channel, Podcast setup, Plan prices - FaithFood TV online TV
Reviewed 26 July 2026 · Supports: Church video player, Managed updates, Church video distribution - Companies House: FaithFood TV Ltd
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: UK company registration, Company number, Active status
