Honest answers to fair questions.

What do you offer?

Websites, social media, search and local visibility, visibility in AI assistants, and the ongoing care of a church’s presence online. Some churches start with one; others want all of it working together.

Do you use templates?

No. Everything we make is designed for one community. We may reuse sound engineering underneath — the parts no one sees — but the design, words and voice are made for your church alone.

Which churches do you work with?

Christian churches and ministries of every tradition. Our roots — and most of our work so far — are in the Orthodox Church, and we are glad to bring the same care to any congregation that values reverence and hospitality.

Can our volunteers keep things up to date?

Yes — that is part of the design, not an afterthought. We set things up so that what changes often, like service times, events and announcements, is simple to edit, and we train the people who will do it.

Will it work for our older members?

It should work beautifully for them. We use readable type, strong contrast and clear structure, and we test on older phones, modest laptops and slow connections.

Is it accessible?

We design and build to recognised accessibility guidelines from the start: keyboard navigation, screen-reader-friendly markup, meaningful image descriptions, and color contrast chosen for legibility.

What is AI search visibility?

More and more people ask assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini or Siri to recommend a church nearby. Those answers are drawn from what is published about you online. We make sure your website, listings and profiles are accurate, consistent and clearly structured, so the answers people get about your church are more likely to be right.

What does it cost?

[PLACEHOLDER — pricing approach to be confirmed by the studio.]

How long does it take?

[PLACEHOLDER — typical timeline to be confirmed by the studio.]

Do you host and look after things afterwards?

[PLACEHOLDER — hosting and ongoing care arrangements to be confirmed by the studio.]

We need to take this to our church leadership first.

Of course. We wrote a short note for exactly that meeting — see “For pastors, priests & church leaders,” linked below.

Read the note for pastors, priests & church leaders →