By ChurchTechStack · Prices and facts from each vendor's own pages, with sources. Anything we couldn't confirm is left out.


Choosing a church website builder is mostly a choice about how much you'll spend each month and how much you care about guiding visitors to a next step.
These two come up when a church is done fighting an old WordPress site.
| Nucleus | Tithe.ly Sites | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Est. $65–$99/mo ⓘEstimate. Vendor page: Essential $65/mo and Standard $99/mo per search results; Complete price not shown. Source: https://www.nucleus.church/pricing (found 2026-10-22) | Included in All Access $119/mo |
| Pricing model | subscription | bundle |
| Who it's for | Churches wanting a modern site with next-step tools. | Non-technical church staff building a site. |
| Pricing source | official pricing page | official pricing page |
From Nucleus pricing, checked 2026-10-29.
From Tithely pricing, checked 2026-10-29.
Tithe.ly Sites is the budget pick at $19 a month (or included in All Access), with hosting, SSL, giving and sermons built in. It suits a small church that just needs a clean, simple site, though advanced customization and SEO control are limited.
Nucleus costs more ($65 to $199 a month, no contract) and is built around next steps, with unlimited users and pages. Reviewers praise its ease of use, but it isn't a church management system and design freedom is limited. Plans auto-renew, so note the date.
Read the full reviews: Nucleus review · Tithe.ly Sites review
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