Preach Sunday. Monday is already written.
Upload one recording. About five minutes later the transcript, the outline, the bulletin summary, the small-group guide, the social posts and the kids' guide are in your library, written from what you actually said.
Your first sermon is free, up to 90 minutes, every tool unlocked. No card.
Sunday, 10:41 am · The Parable of the Sower
A sower went out to sow his seed: and as he sowed, some fell by the way side; and it was trodden down, and the fowls of the air devoured it. And some fell upon a rock; and as soon as it was sprung up, it withered away, because it lacked moisture. And other fell on good ground, and sprang up, and bare fruit an hundredfold.
Bulletin Summary
Four soils, one seed: what kind of ground are we this week?
Small-Group Study Guide
Q2. Which soil describes your week, honestly?
Kids & Family Guide
Dinner table: what grows in good dirt?
Social Media Posts
The seed is the same. The soil is the question. (Luke 8)
Monday, 7:02 am · in your library
Forty seconds on what comes back
Sunday ends at noon. Here is what Monday looks like when the sermon is uploaded instead of filed away.
Unlimited sermons. Unlimited minutes. Every tool, every time.
Every sermon comes back as the transcript, the outline, discussion questions and a blog draft, with the rest of the tools one click away.
- Unlimited sermons
- No monthly cap. Preach every Sunday and midweek; upload them all.
- Unlimited length
- A 2-hour service is one upload. Free sermons are up to 90 minutes.
- Every tool on every sermon
- 15 tools built from the transcript, run on every sermon you upload.
- No seats to buy
- One plan for the whole church: your pastor, your media volunteer and your small-group leader use the same library and the same share links.
- Unlimited exports
- Out as Word, TXT, SRT, VTT and Markdown, or print to PDF.
- Unlimited share pages
- A public notes page per sermon, with or without the full transcript. Turn it off any time.
$19/month. That is it.
Become a founding church by October 31: $5 first month, then $19/month locked in for as long as you stay, whatever we charge later. See the founding offer
What the general transcribers make you put up with.
Prices and limits read from each competitor's pricing page; dates shown. Names are on the comparison pages.
Them
Us
Them
A meeting transcriber, $16.99/mo per seat
Billed per user. Add your media volunteer, pay again.
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Us
No seats. One plan, the whole church.
Them
A minute-allowance transcriber, $19/mo, billed annually
A monthly minute allowance (600 included), then top-ups at $0.20/min.
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Us
Unlimited minutes. A two-hour service is one upload.
Them
A per-minute transcription service, $0.25/min
Per minute. A 40-minute sermon costs about $10 every week.
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Us
$19 a month, however many sermons you preach.
Them
A free transcriber
Three files a day, 30 minutes each.
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Us
One full sermon free, up to 90 minutes, with the Scripture references linked and the bulletin summary written.
Them
A free tier with a clock on it
Free recordings capped at 3 minutes.
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Us
Free sermon: the whole thing.
Them
A sermon clips subscription, $63/mo
$63 a month for clips.
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Us
The written week for less than a third of that: summary, guide, posts, kids, devotional.
Everything that comes back from one upload
Each item is built from your transcript the moment it finishes. Your first sermon comes back complete: the whole Sermon Pack and all 15 tools, free, no card. The Church Plan is for every sermon after that.
The Sermon Pack 5 parts, every sermon
Transcript
Timestamped and paragraphed, searchable, with every Scripture reference linked to the passage.
Sermon outline
Points and sub-points in the order they were preached, ready for the team on Monday.
Small-group discussion questions
Written from what was actually said, not from a template.
Blog post draft
A first draft of the post for the church site, in the preacher's voice.
Big idea, application points and a closing prayer
One sentence to remember, three things to do this week, and a prayer to end on.
15 sermon tools
One click each, or all at once with the Monday Kit. All free on your first sermon; the Church Plan for every sermon after that.
For your congregation
What people take home: summaries, devotionals, prayer, the family table.
A ~120-word summary for the bulletin or newsletter, plus a one-line version.
Monday through Friday: a passage, a reflection, a question and a prayer, each from the sermon.
A midweek congregation email: recap, one application, one discussion question.
The big idea in a child's words, a short story, and 3 dinner-table questions.
8-12 prayer prompts drawn from the sermon under Praise, Confession, Asking and Commitment.
Study & preparation
Dig back into what was preached: passages, quotes, illustrations, a leader guide, questions.
Every passage cited or quoted, in order, with the point it supports.
The 10 most quotable moments, WITH timestamps, for clips and graphics.
Ask a question and get an answer grounded only in this sermon. Keeps the last 20 exchanges.
A leader guide: icebreaker, passages, 6-8 questions with leader notes, a weekly challenge and a prayer prompt.
Every story, analogy and example the preacher used, with timestamps, the point it made and reuse tags.
Publish & share
Everything the media team needs: social, titles, YouTube, chapters, slides.
5 posts built on the preacher's strongest lines, ready for any platform.
5 title options plus a 150-word description for YouTube or a podcast.
6-12 YouTube-style chapter markers timestamped from the sermon, the first always at 00:00.
A title, description, chapter list, Scriptures cited and hashtags, ready to paste into YouTube.
10-18 slides for ProPresenter or Keynote, with a title slide first and a take-it-home slide last.
What Monday looks like
Screens from the library. The sermon is C. H. Spurgeon's “The Anchor” on Hebrews 6, preached in 1876 and public domain; the pack and tool text is sample output.
The transcript
Paragraphs instead of a wall of text. Each Scripture reference links to the passage, and search jumps to the timestamp.
The Sermon Pack
Big idea, application points and closing prayer first, then the outline, the questions and the blog draft. Copy any part or export all of it.
The tools
15 results from the same transcript, each one a click, each one editable and downloadable.
The share page
A public page for the congregation or the small group, with or without the full transcript. Turn it off any time.
The Monday Kit
One click runs every tool that has not run yet, then downloads a single Word or Markdown document: the transcript, the whole Sermon Pack and all 15 tool results, each under its own heading. Hand it to the team and Monday is done.
Open the finished sermonThe Parable of the Sower.docx
Monday Kit, 19 sections
- Transcript
- Sermon outline
- Small-group discussion questions
- Blog post draft
- Big idea, application points and a closing prayer
- Bulletin Summary
- 5-Day Devotional
- Social Media Posts
- Scripture References
- Titles & Description
- Follow-up Email
- Key Quotes
- Kids & Family Guide
- Small-Group Study Guide
- Illustration Bank
- Prayer Points
- Chapters & Timestamps
- YouTube Description
- Slide Outline
How it works
1
Upload the recording
MP3, M4A, MP4 or WAV, up to 400MB, which is about two and a half hours of audio. Phone recordings work. You can paste a YouTube link instead.
2
About five minutes
The transcript is done, the Sermon Pack is written from it, every Scripture reference is linked, and the sermon joins your library and its Scripture index.
3
Open the library, copy, export, share
Run the tools you need, share the notes page with the congregation, or download the Monday Kit as one Word document.
Your first sermon is free
Up to 90 minutes, the whole Sermon Pack and all 15 tools, no card.
Priced for a church budget
One plan, no per-sermon cap. Cancel from the account page whenever you like.
Free
$0
One full sermon, every tool, no card
- One full sermon, up to 90 minutes
- The full Sermon Pack: transcript, outline, discussion questions, blog draft, big idea and closing prayer
- All 15 sermon tools and the Monday Kit
- TXT, SRT and VTT downloads
Church Plan
$5 first month, then $19/month
unlimited sermons, or $48 every three months
Founding church: $5 first month, then $19/month locked in for as long as you stay, whatever we charge later
Founding churches get
- Your rate never goes up: whatever new churches pay later, you stay at $19/month
- A direct line to Jake: reply to any email and a human answers the same day
- Pick the next tools: suggest a tool or a feature, and vote on what gets built next
- Shape the plan and the pricing before they are set for everyone else
- Early access to every new feature before it reaches the site
- Free credits when your feedback turns into a feature
Ends October 31
- Unlimited sermons, no monthly cap
- The full Sermon Pack: transcript, outline, discussion questions, blog draft, big idea and closing prayer
- All 15 sermon tools and the Monday Kit
- Your sermon library, with series, tags, notes and search
- Shareable notes pages for the congregation
- Scripture index across every sermon
- Export to Word, TXT, SRT, VTT and Markdown, or print to PDF
- Priority support
Sermon Clips Pro
$49 per month
a separate product, for video
- Short clips cut from the sermon video
- Captions and B-roll
- Unlimited sermons and clips
Compared with the usual sermon AI subscription
| Sermon Transcription | The usual subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $19/month | $39/month |
| Sermons included | Unlimited | 5 per month |
| Free trial | Your first sermon free, up to 90 minutes, no card | 2 uploads |
Competitor price, upload cap and trial terms read from its public pricing page, 10 September 2026.
Questions pastors ask first
- What audio formats do you support?
- MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV, OGG, FLAC and WebM, up to 400MB per file, which is about two and a half hours. A phone recording of the service is fine.
- How accurate is the transcription?
- About 99% on clear sermon audio, including theological vocabulary and Scripture references. Livestream audio, distant microphones and heavy background music lower that, so the transcript is always yours to edit.
- Do you identify speakers?
- No. Sermons are one voice, so the transcript runs continuously with timestamps every few seconds rather than speaker labels.
- How long does it take?
- Under five minutes for most sermons. A 45-minute message usually takes three to four minutes, and the Sermon Pack is written in the same run.
- What can I download?
- The transcript as TXT, SRT or VTT. The Sermon Pack, any tool result, or the whole Monday Kit as Word, TXT, SRT, VTT and Markdown, or print to PDF.
- Can I share a sermon with my congregation?
- Yes. Every finished sermon can be published to a public notes page with the big idea, outline, questions and prayer, with or without the full transcript. It is not indexed by search engines and you can turn it off at any time.
- How long do you keep my sermons?
- Every finished sermon stays in your library for as long as you subscribe, with its transcript, pack and tool results. Export any of it whenever you like.
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