DIY builder

A theme you rearrange.

Faithlife Sites, Subsplash, Tithely, ChurchSpring, and REACHRIGHT are still a template or a platform. You log in, pick a look, and assemble the blocks yourself. That is the right tool if you want to keep building the site every week.

Custom studio

A site designed around your church.

Journey Digital designs and builds a custom church website — no templates, no clip art. Service times, sermons, ministries, and a visit page a stranger can use on a phone. Priced to serve, not to squeeze. From about $2,000.

What's included

The welcome you already give on Sunday.

Mobile

Mobile-first

A site a stranger can use on a phone — times, a visit page, and the next step without pinch-zooming.

Sermons

Sermon archives

A place last week’s message lives, without scrolling a Facebook wall.

Give

Giving path

A clear path to give online — not a scavenger hunt for the right button.

Ministries

Ministry pages

Pages for the work your church actually does, written around your congregation.

Visit

Visit and service times

When you meet, where you are, and what a first Sunday feels like — in plain language.

Who should stay on a builder

Keep the platform if you want the platform.

Stay on a builder if you want to drag blocks yourself, live inside a stock theme, or pay a monthly platform fee for the software more than for a site designed around your congregation. Journey Digital is not another DIY builder. We are a custom church web studio in Wilson, North Carolina — believers building for the Church, powered by The Forge. If you have outgrown templates — or never wanted one — start a project with us.

And if $2,000 is more than your church can put toward it right now, still write us. We would rather hear from you than have a pastor stay quiet because the number felt too big. We will tell you honestly what we can work out.

Start a project

Let's build something that lasts.

Tell us about your church and what you're hoping for. We'll reach out within a day — no pressure, no sales pitch. If budget is a concern, still reach out. We would rather hear from you.