“The approachable, affordable presentation software that covers what most Sundays actually require.”
EasyWorship earns its name. For churches that mainly need song lyrics, Scripture, announcement loops, and sermon points on a screen, it is one of the fastest tools to learn and one of the cheapest to run. A volunteer can be productive after a single training session, which matters enormously when the person running slides changes week to week.
The library of ready-made backgrounds and countdowns on the Premium plan is a real time-saver, and the software includes a solid schedule and song database, Bible integration, and alpha-channel video support. It has historically been a Windows-first product, and while a Mac version exists, power users still tend to find it slightly more at home on Windows.
What you give up is depth. EasyWorship does not chase the live-video, multi-output, and hardware-integration ambitions of ProPresenter, so large production teams will hit its ceiling. Pricing is subscription now: $17.50/month or $210/year for Basic, and $27.50/month or $330/year for Premium, both including a campus license. For a small or mid-size church, that is hard to argue with.
Small and mid-size churches that want a low-cost, easy-to-learn tool for lyrics, Scripture, and announcements that a rotating volunteer can run confidently.
You run a large production with live camera feeds, multiple independent outputs, and hardware integration, or you specifically want a Mac-native, top-tier presentation platform.
Yes, EasyWorship offers a Mac version, though it began as a Windows product and many longtime users still find it most fully featured on Windows.
Current plans are subscription-based, starting at $17.50/month or $210/year for Basic. The company no longer promotes a perpetual license on its pricing page.
Premium adds the large media library of 47,000-plus backgrounds and countdowns plus the online media designer; Basic covers core presentation, song, and Scripture features.
Yes. Every EasyWorship plan includes a campus license that covers multiple computers at a single church location.
EasyWorship handles video playback and alpha-channel media well, but it is not built for live camera mixing and multi-output production the way ProPresenter is.