Moving from an old church website is easier than you'd think

Signs it's time to switch

• The service times, staff or events shown are out of date
• Nobody currently at the church knows the login details, or how to use them
• It's built on a diocese-wide scheme or template that doesn't feel like your church
• There's no safeguarding or fraud-awareness information on the front page
• It looks dated on a phone, or doesn't load correctly at all

Any one of these is reason enough to talk. Most churches getting in touch have more than one.

How switching works

We start with a conversation about what you have now — what's worth keeping, what's out of date, and what the new site needs to include. I build the replacement from scratch, using your existing content as a starting point where it's still accurate. Once you've reviewed it and it's ready, we agree a date and the new site goes live in its place.

If your domain name is already registered, I'll help point it at the new site. If it isn't, registering one is included as part of getting started. Either way, there's no gap where your church has no website at all.

What it costs

Nothing. Switching costs your church the same as starting from scratch: free, funded by sponsors, with weekly updates included from day one. See Sponsorship for how that's funded.