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Echo Prayer
Chrissie A.“Nothing. Could give more inspired prayers.”
Meet the testers
Each used Echo Prayer side by side with other apps“Seemed good. No complaints other than the premium service is unclear on why I need or would want to go premium.”
“This app is great! No complaints.”
Inside the app
Echo Prayer’s pricing
Freemium
Where it ranks
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewEcho Prayer is a mobile app that helps users build consistent prayer habits by organizing prayer lists, setting reminders via push notifications or email, and tracking answered prayers. It includes a "Pray Now" focused prayer mode with an optional timer and a library of guided prayers on various topics.
The app serves individuals, small groups, families, and churches. Users can share prayer requests privately with others or follow community prayer feeds from churches and ministries. A free tier covers core prayer tracking and reminders; the Echo Plus subscription (around $2.99/month or $14.99/year) unlocks unlimited sharing and feed creation features.
Common questions
Yes, the core prayer-list and reminder features are free, with an optional Echo Plus+ subscription for extras.
Yes, you can share requests with family, small groups, or an entire church community.
No, Echo focuses on organizing and reminding you to pray rather than providing devotional content.
No, it is broadly Christian and works for any tradition since it manages your own requests.
Yes, your lists sync through your account so they stay current on every device you use.
More prayer apps
“Seemed good. No complaints other than the premium service is unclear on why I need or would want to go premium.”
Good design. Easy to manage. Easy to pray and add prayers.
Nothing. Could give more inspired prayers.
If you are new to prayer apps: Echo Prayer. Echo prayer had community features with active users and was the simplest to add prayer and recite prayer.
“This app is great! No complaints. Maybe skip it if you don’t like technology and find your phone to be a distraction in prayer. Otherwise, a great way to remind yourself and organize your prayer life!”
This provides lots of functionality that makes it worthwhile and better than a pen and paper and it’s not overly complicated. It would be worth the investment to input prayers.
It does not prompt you to cover as broad of a base of prayer as PrayerMate.
Echo Prayer seems like it’s worth the time to set up. You can set reminders for specific requests, get daily guided prayer, pray for ministries you follow, set up prayer groups and more.
