Church website
A church website that welcomes first-time visitors
Describe your church and community life. frascati builds a website with service times, what to expect on a first visit, upcoming events and a contact form.
What gets in the way
- First-time visitors look for service times and directions and cannot find them
- The volunteer who looked after the website has moved on
- Events and announcements change every week
- Every franc of the budget counts
How frascati helps
- Service times first
- Service times and the address, as you give them. Until then, frascati shows a clear [placeholder].
- A welcome for newcomers
- What happens during a service, where to park and what children can do, written from what you tell frascati.
- Events updated in the chat
- Add or remove events by writing it in the chat, then publish again.
- Contact and prayer requests
- A form whose messages are saved with your project and emailed to you.
How it works
From one sentence to a site you can publish.
- 01
Describe your business
A sentence is enough. Add the address of your current website, your logo or your own photos if you have them.
- 02
Watch it being built
frascati writes the pages, the copy and the contact form and picks real photos. The first version takes about two minutes.
- 03
Change it by talking
Say what should change, in your own words. Every change is saved as a version, so you can always go back.
- 04
Publish
One click puts it online at a frascati address or, with Pro and Business, on your own domain. Messages from the form reach your inbox.
A prompt to start from
Copy it into frascati and change the details to yours.
“A website for our church community in Thun. Sunday service at 10:00, children's church every second Sunday, choir on Thursday evenings. A page for newcomers, a list of upcoming events, a contact form and a link to our sermons on YouTube.”
The first version takes about two minutes.
Questions
- Can we show sermons and videos?
- Link to them where they are published, for example on YouTube. frascati links to videos rather than embedding a player.
- How do we keep events up to date?
- Write the change in the chat, for example: add the harvest festival on 4 October. Every change is saved as a version. Publish again to put it online.
- Can people give online?
- Yes, through your own Stripe account: a button for a set amount, paid on Stripe's secure payment page. The money goes straight to your Stripe account. You can also link a button to your donation page, or show your bank details.
- Can several people look after the site?
- There are no team accounts. One person edits the project, and others can follow along through a view-only link.
- What does it cost?
- Plans start at $12 a month. Every plan starts with a free 3-day trial with 20 credits, and a card is required.
Features for this site
Your website, about two minutes from now
3 days free with a card, then from $12 a month. The plan starts automatically unless you cancel.