One place for Sunday
One subscription. One login. One number to call.
Most churches run Sunday on four to six subscriptions that don't talk to each other — and when something breaks, you shouldn't have to work out who to call. WorshipMetrics can replace the patchwork of tools you juggle on Sunday.
What you can stop paying for
Eight line items. One platform.
Streaming provider
IncludedA separate streaming service
On Max, one feed in — fan-out to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and your website, with automatic recordings and live clipping.
Planning software
IncludedA separate planning tool
Order of service, songs, keys, chord charts, and live run-through with timers — the whole church on one page.
Volunteer scheduling
IncludedSpreadsheets and group texts
Teams, positions, invites, and a schedule that doesn't depend on one exhausted coordinator.
Presentation software
IncludedA separate presentation app
A full presentation engine for lyrics, scripture, slides, videos, and stage display.
Team chat
IncludedA separate chat app and texting chains
Channels, DMs, reactions, and file sharing that live where the service plan and the booth already are.
AV monitoring
IncludedMany churches only find a problem when the room does.
Stream health, device status, and alerts when a stream or device has a problem, often before anyone notices.
System documentation
IncludedA binder that goes out of date.
Living device inventory, signal map, and patch sheets that survive volunteer turnover.
A support contract
IncludedCall 910-WORSHIP any hour for AI help with your system data in front of it, with hours included per plan, and people who run church production behind it.
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Questions
Consolidation questions, answered.
Do we have to replace everything at once?
No. Most churches start with the stream — on Max, we enable streaming for your church and your encoder points at WorshipMetrics once — then fold in planning, scheduling, and presentation over a few weeks as the team gets comfortable. Everything works standalone, and everything works better together.
Can we keep tools we already love?
Yes. WorshipMetrics controls the core booth systems directly — vMix, OBS, Blackmagic ATEM, PTZ cameras, and Q-SYS — fires Present slide and macro cues at Behringer X32 and Midas M32, imports your UniFi network devices straight into your device list, documents and monitors thousands of models, and speaks standard protocols like OSC, MIDI, and HTTP. Nothing forces you to drop a tool your team depends on. The consolidation is there when you want it.
What does this actually save?
Most churches running a modern service pay for four to six separate subscriptions — streaming, planning, presentation, chat — plus the cost of tools that don't share information. One WorshipMetrics subscription can replace that patchwork, and the free-forever core covers planning, scheduling, attendance, and monitoring before you pay anything.
One place for Sunday, with a team behind it.
Start free — no credit card — and consolidate at whatever pace your team is comfortable with.