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Faithlife's cloud-based church presentation software with real-time team collaboration and integrations with Planning Center and SongSelect.
Our verdict
Proclaim, from the makers of Logos Bible Software, takes a different approach from its desktop rivals: it is cloud-based and built for collaboration. Multiple team members can edit the same service from different computers during the week, changes sync automatically, and because everything lives in the cloud, the person building slides and the person running them on Sunday do not have to be at the same machine.
For churches already in the Logos ecosystem, the payoff is tight Scripture and study integration, plus a large included library of media and backgrounds on the higher plans. It is friendly to volunteers, presents cleanly, and its collaborative model genuinely reduces the Saturday-night scramble of getting one computer ready.
The trade-off is that Proclaim's cloud-first design makes some production teams nervous, and it does not match ProPresenter's depth for live video and complex multi-output stages. Pricing is straightforward: a free tier exists, On Air runs about $20/month, On Air + Pro Media about $30/month, and the top media bundle about $79/month. For preaching-centered churches that value collaboration over spectacle, it is a strong, sensible pick.
How we scored it
Standout features
Cloud collaboration
Team members edit and sync the same service from anywhere.
Logos integration
Pull Scripture and study content from the Logos library.
Included media
Large library of backgrounds and motions on higher plans.
Auto-sync
Changes update across every connected computer instantly.
Remote control
Advance slides and manage service from mobile devices.
Volunteer friendly
Clean interface that's quick for new operators to learn.
Pros & cons
✓ Pros
- Cloud syncing lets the whole team prep a service together during the week
- Tight integration with Logos Bible Software and Scripture tools
- Genuinely easy for volunteers to build and run
- Generous included media and background library on higher plans
- Transparent, affordable monthly pricing with a free tier
– Cons
- Cloud-first design makes some live-production teams uneasy
- Less powerful than ProPresenter for live video and multi-output setups
- Best value is tied to buying into the wider Faithlife/Logos world
Best for
Preaching-centered churches, especially Logos users, that value week-long team collaboration and easy volunteer operation over high-end live production.
Look elsewhere if
You need heavy live-video mixing and complex multi-screen output, or your building has unreliable internet and you want a fully offline, desktop-only tool.
Pricing
How it compares
| Proclaim | ProPresenter | EasyWorship | Subsplash | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Our score | 7.7 | 8.7 | 7.9 | 7.6 |
| Feature depth | 7.5 | 9.5 | 7.5 | 7.0 |
| Ease of use | 8.5 | 7.0 | 9.0 | 7.5 |
| Integrations | 8.0 | 8.0 | 7.0 | 7.5 |
| Pricing / value | 8.0 | 6.5 | 8.5 | 6.0 |
FAQ
Is Proclaim cloud-based?
Yes. Proclaim stores presentations in the cloud and syncs changes automatically, so a whole team can collaborate on one service during the week from different computers.
Does it work with Logos Bible Software?
Yes. Proclaim is made by Faithlife, the same company behind Logos, so it integrates Scripture and study resources from the Logos ecosystem.
Can it run without internet?
Proclaim can present downloaded services offline, but its cloud-first design means teams that want a fully offline, desktop-native workflow sometimes prefer ProPresenter or EasyWorship.
How much does Proclaim cost?
There is a free tier, with paid plans around $20/month for On Air, $30/month with Pro Media, and $79/month for the top media bundle when billed annually.
Is it easy for volunteers?
Yes. Proclaim is known for a clean, approachable interface, and its remote control options make it simple for volunteers to build and run a service.
