- Starting price
- $49.99/month
- Free tier
- No
- Platforms
- Web · Mobile browser · Shareable link
- Developer
- Telling Ministries / Sermon Shots
- Launched
- 2025
- Updated
- Aug 16, 2026
The verdict
Sermon Send solves the final-mile problem after a sermon: the church has a video, clips, a devotional, quotes, and questions, but no single calm place to send people. The service creates a branded, mobile-friendly page that can be filled manually or populated from Sermon Shots. Plus costs $49.99 monthly or $39.99 monthly on annual billing, with a fourteen-day trial. It is more landing page than sermon archive, member system, or owned website. The shared Sermon Shots privacy policy dates to 2022 and discusses ads and remarketing but not sermon content, public-page controls, AI generation, retention, or portability in enough detail. Useful product; verify ownership, indexing, deletion, analytics, and export before making its URL a permanent ministry dependency.
Try Sermon Send ↗Opens sermonsend.com
Sermon Send turns sermon follow-up material into one branded web destination. A church can combine sermon clips, a multi-day devotional, key quotes, reflection prompts, a logo, colors, and other selected assets, then share one URL instead of sending people to several social, video, and document platforms.
The page can be assembled manually or connected to Sermon Shots, the companion AI clipping and repurposing product, to provide a first draft. That integration reduces production time, but generated clips, captions, quotes, devotionals, and application prompts remain editorial material the church must review against the full sermon and Scripture.
The public offer lists Plus at $49.99 per month or $39.99 per month on annual billing, a fourteen-day trial, and a thirty-day money-back message. Sermon Shots customers may receive a limited initial setup or page, but the public registration describes the free offer as a trial, so we do not classify Sermon Send as having a durable free tier.
We reviewed the product site, registration flow, suite pricing, shared privacy policy, and faith.tools listing without opening a paid workspace or publishing a page. The 2022 privacy notice covers name, email, cookies, Google Analytics, advertising cookies, Facebook remarketing, and Stripe. It does not clearly describe public-page visitor data, sermon media, AI providers, generated content, source deletion, custom-domain behavior, or export.
✓ The good
- One-link follow-up - clips, quotes, devotionals, and prompts stop competing across separate destinations
- Church branding - logo and colors keep the destination connected to the local ministry
- Manual or assisted input - teams can build directly or begin with Sermon Shots outputs
- Mobile-friendly focus - the concept is designed for a link opened from text, email, QR, or social media
- Distraction reduction - a dedicated page can be calmer than sending users into a social feed
- Trial period - fourteen days allows a church to build and test a real page before paying
✗ Watch out
- Platform dependency - a ministry link and its accumulated audience rely on continued vendor availability and terms
- Not an archive - the one-page concept does not replace a searchable, durable sermon library or owned website
- AI review burden - clips, quotes, captions, devotionals, and applications can misrepresent the sermon
- Old privacy policy - public-page analytics, sermon processing, AI vendors, retention, and export are underdocumented
- Rights remain with the church - sermon, music, images, testimony, guests, and Scripture editions need permission
- Suite pressure - the smoothest workflow and bundle pricing favor adoption of additional Sermon Shots products
Best for
- Churches already producing several follow-up assets from each sermon
- Sermon Shots customers who want a unified distribution destination
- Small media teams that need a fast branded page rather than custom web development
- Campaigns that will maintain an owned archive and email list alongside the vendor link
Avoid if
- You need a searchable sermon archive, podcast host, church management system, or member database
- Your organization requires a current DPA, named AI subprocessors, or exact visitor analytics controls
- The church does not hold rights to the clips, music, images, transcripts, testimonies, or translations it will publish
- A durable custom domain, structured export, redirects, canonical URLs, or migration guarantee is nonnegotiable
What Sermon Send is
Sermon Send is a hosted branded landing page for selected sermon follow-up material. It is not a full church website, video host, canonical sermon archive, member CRM, small-group platform, copyright-clearing service, email list, or assurance that generated content accurately represents the preacher.
“One page” should be understood as a focused destination rather than unlimited long-term information architecture. Confirm whether it updates continually, keeps past sermons, supports separate campaigns, preserves stable URLs, or exposes an archive before designing a ministry workflow around it.
Why one sermon link can outperform five platform links
Every additional destination asks a person to choose: video platform, clip, PDF, podcast, discussion guide, or social post. Sermon Send makes the church curate that choice into one visual sequence, which can improve the likelihood that a listener takes a next step after Sunday.
Concentration also makes the hosted page a dependency. Put the link on a church-owned domain or redirect when possible, preserve source files and copy elsewhere, and maintain a separate searchable archive so a vendor change does not erase years of ministry access.
Branded content hub: coherent presentation with a narrow scope
A church can arrange sermon clips, quotes, reflections, devotional material, and visual branding on a mobile web page designed for direct sharing.
Use a clear sermon title, date, speaker, primary Scripture, full-message link, accessibility labels, and contact path. Keep the number of calls to action small enough that the page remains a guide rather than another feed.
Sermon Shots connection: speed with editorial responsibility
The companion product can generate clips and written derivatives that seed the Sermon Send page, reducing copy-and-paste work for a small communications team.
A named editor should watch every clip in context, correct captions, verify quotations and Bible wording, remove private or sensitive moments, and rewrite devotional applications that overstate what the sermon taught.
Shareable destination: reach depends on distribution and ownership
The finished page can be linked from email, text, social posts, QR codes, and the church website, keeping the experience consistent across channels.
Measure meaningful actions rather than raw clicks, disclose analytics, avoid hidden retargeting on pastoral content, and ensure the page remains usable without accepting unnecessary advertising cookies.
Pricing
Plus monthly
$49.99/month
The standalone branded-page product with a fourteen-day trial and monthly flexibility.
Plus annual
$479.88/year
Advertised as $39.99 per month when billed annually, saving about $120 versus monthly service.
Sermon Shots bundles
From $67/month
Suite packages can combine Sermon Send with AI clipping and other tools; inclusions and annual discounts vary.
Standalone Plus is listed at $49.99 per month, with a fourteen-day free trial.
Annual billing is advertised at $39.99 per month, or $479.88 for a year before tax, producing a meaningful discount for committed users.
Suite plans can reduce the incremental cost when a church already needs Sermon Shots, but compare the actual included products, usage, output, and annual commitment rather than bundle labels.
The public money-back message should be read with the cancellation and refund terms at checkout, especially for annual service.
Where Sermon Send falls behind
Publish product-specific privacy and data terms for administrators, public visitors, sermon media, AI generation, analytics, advertising, retention, deletion, and international transfers.
Explain page limits, archive behavior, custom domains, indexing, canonical tags, redirects, accessibility, download, structured export, and migration after cancellation.
Name AI, transcription, hosting, analytics, email, support, and payment subprocessors and state whether customer content trains any model.
Provide an approval workflow, change history, source-to-output traceability, caption correction, role permissions, and private preview before publication.
Clarify copyright allocation for clips, music, images, generated media, Scripture translations, guest speakers, and public testimonials.
Sermon Send vs. SermonSeeds vs. a church website page
SermonSeeds generates a much wider set of sermon derivatives and includes public pages among many outputs. A page on the church’s own website offers stronger ownership and SEO but takes more setup. Sermon Send sits between them: a focused hosted destination with tight Sermon Shots integration.
Choose Sermon Send for speed and curation when the suite already fits. Choose SermonSeeds when content generation, calendars, slides, analytics, and team workflow matter, or an owned site when permanence, design control, structured archives, and first-party data are priorities.
A resilient arrangement uses the hosted page for campaign convenience while keeping the full sermon, transcript, source files, email audience, analytics history, and canonical archive under church control.
The bottom line
Sermon Send has disciplined product scope: turn scattered post-sermon assets into one branded next step. That can be more valuable than another ambitious all-in-one platform, especially for Sermon Shots customers. The remaining questions are foundational—what one page retains, how public visitors are tracked, who processes media, whether AI trains, how URLs migrate, and what survives cancellation. Build a real trial page, inspect it on phones and assistive technology, verify every generated claim, and keep canonical content on an owned church property.
Alternatives to Sermon Send
SermonSeedsBroader AI repurposing, public pages, clips, graphics, slides, calendars, and team workflow.Sermon ShotsThe companion AI clipping and repurposing suite that can feed Sermon Send.Church-owned landing pageMore setup, but stronger control over domain, SEO, accessibility, data, and migration.
GetSermonsSermon discovery and publishing with a stronger archive orientation.
ChurchSocialA broader church content and social workflow rather than a single sermon destination.Frequently asked questions
What is Sermon Send?
It is a hosted branded page that combines selected sermon clips, quotes, devotionals, reflection material, and church identity behind one shareable link.
How much does it cost?
Standalone Plus is listed at $49.99 monthly or $39.99 per month with annual billing.
Is there a free plan?
The public registration describes a fourteen-day free trial. Limited setup may be offered to Sermon Shots users, but no durable standalone free plan is clearly published.
Do I need Sermon Shots?
The page can be filled manually, but Sermon Shots provides the integrated AI first-draft workflow and is central to suite bundles.
Does Sermon Send host the full sermon?
It is positioned as a content hub and follow-up page. Confirm current media hosting, embeds, limits, and archival behavior before replacing any existing host.
Can Google index the page?
Public pages may be discoverable, but indexing, canonical URL, metadata, archive, and redirect controls were not documented clearly enough to assume SEO behavior.
What should we verify during the trial?
Editorial accuracy, phone and assistive use, analytics consent, page history, domains, indexing, rights, export, deletion, cancellation, and what remains available after service ends.
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