Software profile
SermonAudio
A global service for churches and ministries to publish sermons and media. It offers audio, video, livestreaming, mobile access and publishing to more than one channel.
30-second answer
What to know before you open the full record
- What it is
- A global service for churches and ministries to publish sermons and media. It offers audio, video, livestreaming, mobile access and publishing to more than one channel.
- Contexts worth testing
- Churches wanting a dedicated sermon archive and Christian discovery audience, Teams that want to cross-publish sermons to social channels
- Relevant UK checks
- Available more broadly
- Shortlist when
- Churches wanting dedicated sermon hosting and a discoverable archive
- Check first
- Ask SermonAudio for current broadcaster pricing
- 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
The short version
A fit worth testing against your real workflow.
SermonAudio should be compared as a ministry-publishing partner, not merely a video host. Its usefulness depends on the church’s teaching, discovery and audience goals, alongside a realistic process for recording, approval and removal.
Directory assessment
SermonAudio is a specialist publishing platform rather than a church management system. It may suit a church whose teaching archive and reach are central priorities, but its theological fit, publishing controls, current costs and UK data arrangements need checking before adoption.
Decision framing
Shortlist when, then check first
- Shortlist when
- Churches wanting dedicated sermon hosting and a discoverable archive
- Test in a real workflow
- Audio and video sermon publishing
- Settle before buying
- Ask SermonAudio for current broadcaster pricing
Best suited to
- Churches wanting dedicated sermon hosting and a discoverable archive
- Teams that want a defined publishing workflow for audio and video sermons
Evidence-backed strengths
- Specialist sermon archive, streaming and cross-publishing features
- Supplier states that cross-publishing is included for broadcasters
Limitations and questions
- Ask SermonAudio for current broadcaster pricing
- Churches should assess theological fit, rights, privacy and UK data arrangements
What the supplier publishes
- Audio and video sermon publishing
- Sermon archive and discovery
- Livestreaming
- Mobile and TV apps
- Sermon management
- Cross-publishing to YouTube and Facebook
What does the supplier currently publish?
Pricing and trial
SermonAudio’s current broadcaster pricing is not published clearly enough in the sources reviewed for this profile. A historic supplier brochure quoted a $29.95 monthly base fee and a 2025 supplier post refers to a monthly bill; confirm current pricing directly.
Free trial: Ask the supplier about an evaluation — A 2025 SermonAudio post says churches joining through a referral link can try the service free for the first month. Ask for the current general trial terms.
Does the platform match the church’s intended public voice?
Specialist sermon distribution
SermonAudio describes audio and video publishing, livestreaming, mobile and TV distribution, sermon management and cross-publishing to YouTube and Facebook. Its 2025 release notes say cross-publishing is included for broadcaster accounts.
Ask the supplier for current broadcaster pricing, storage and livestream limits, rights management and data-processing terms. Use a small pilot to test upload speed, public discovery, embed options and how the church handles a correction or removal request.
What does external feedback add?
What public reviews and peer discussion do — and do not — show
This profile does not use an independent review score. It is based on SermonAudio’s own release information and published material.
- The platform is a specialised archive and discovery channel, not simply cloud storage.
- Publishing policy, theological fit and current pricing require local review.
Supplier claims about reach and functionality are not independent testing or an endorsement of the service’s suitability for every church.
The questions a shortlist needs to answer
SermonAudio FAQs
How much does SermonAudio cost?
An older supplier brochure quoted a $29.95 monthly base fee; request current written broadcaster pricing before budgeting.
Does SermonAudio offer a free trial?
A 2025 supplier post describes a free first month for churches joining through a referral link. Ask for the current general trial terms.
Can SermonAudio cross-publish sermons?
Yes, according to the supplier’s 2025 release notes. It says broadcasters can upload to SermonAudio and request publishing to YouTube and Facebook.
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 protection information
- SermonAudio publishes a privacy policy with a stated account-deletion request process and a 90-day deletion timeframe. The reviewed policy does not state a UK GDPR or data-hosting position, so ask which terms and hosting arrangements would apply to a UK church.
- Integrations
- YouTube, Facebook
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.
- SermonAudio release notes, March 2025
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Cross-publishing, Sermon management, Apps - SermonAudio referral information
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Referral trial, Monthly-bill reference - SermonAudio historic brochure
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Historic price only - SermonAudio privacy policy
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Published privacy policy, Account-deletion request process, Data-retention statement
