Point us at your church's YouTube channel. We transcribe your entire archive — ten years, a thousand sermons — and turn it into a beautiful, searchable library on your own website. Then we keep it updated, automatically, every week.
Send us your YouTube channel link — that's the whole onboarding. No uploads, no file formats, no new software for your staff.
Every sermon you've ever posted, transcribed with state-of-the-art AI, cleaned into readable paragraphs, and indexed by scripture reference and topic.
A searchable archive at sermons.yourchurch.org — your name, your colors, your domain. New sermons appear automatically every week.
Every result deep-links to the exact timestamp on YouTube. Find the sentence, click, and the video plays right there.
Hundreds of pages of long-form teaching, indexed by Google under your church's name — not somebody else's platform.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing members, aging congregants, and readers on quiet lunch breaks can finally engage every sermon.
Browse every sermon by book, chapter, and verse. "Everything we've taught on Romans 8" becomes one click.
Preach Sunday; it's transcribed and published by Monday. No staff time, no workflow, nothing to remember.
Your transcripts belong to you. Download the full archive as Markdown, PDF, or plain text anytime — no lock-in, ever.
Transcription services charge $36–90 for one sermon. We do your whole archive, host it, and keep it synced.
Small church or church plant? Write to us — we keep a few discounted seats each month.
Spurgeon preached over three and a half thousand sermons; most sit in scanned PDFs nobody reads. We're bringing the public-domain giants into the same fast, searchable reader your church gets — free to read, free to download, forever. It's our way of showing you exactly what your own archive could feel like.
Send us your channel and we'll transcribe your five most recent sermons into a private, searchable demo site — free, usually within two days. If you love it, we'll ingest the rest.