We plan, design and post your church’s social media every week, in your church’s voice. You approve everything before it goes out.
Church social media management means a team plans, designs, writes and posts your church’s content every week (Sunday invitations, sermon series, events and the seasons of the church year) and tells you what’s working. With Faithful Reach it starts at $100 a week, about $433 a month, plus a $200 one-time setup, with no contract.
Everything between “we should post about that” and a finished post on your church’s page, without it depending on a volunteer’s free evening.
Two plans, one $200 setup fee, billed weekly and month to month. Full pricing and add-ons · How this compares with other providers
Getting started and building a foundation
$100 per week
About $433 a month, billed weekly
Get started with SeedReady to scale and grow aggressively
$170 per week
About $737 a month, billed weekly
Get started with HarvestA three-minute form: your church, your accounts and what you want social media to do. We reply within one business day, including if you don’t need us yet.
The $200 setup covers your brand guidelines, a content strategy, your content calendar and tidying up your profiles.
Drafts arrive in a shared Google Drive folder with visuals and captions. You comment, we revise, and nothing posts without your OK.
Content goes out on schedule. Each month you get a short report on what grew, what didn’t, and what we’ll try next.
Every church can run its social media one of these four ways. The right one depends on your budget and who has the time.
| Option | What it costs | Staff time each week | Consistency | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A volunteer or the pastor | No fee; paid in evenings and weekends | Several hours | Drops when life gets busy | Very small churches posting a few times a month |
| A freelancer | An hourly or monthly rate | An hour or two managing them | Depends on one person | One-off projects or design help |
| Part-time or full-time staff | A salary, plus tools | Their job | Good while they stay | Large churches that also need someone on site |
| Faithful Reach | From $100 a weekAbout $433 a month, no contract | A few minutes to review drafts | Every week, planned ahead | Churches that want a consistent, well-designed presence and a plan |
With Faithful Reach, the Seed plan is $100 a week (about $433 a month) for Instagram and Facebook with 2 posts a week. Harvest is $170 a week (about $737 a month) for up to 4 platforms, 4 posts a week, and replies to comments and messages. Both have a one-time $200 setup fee and no contract. Our cost guide compares these with other providers' published prices.
Very little: what's coming up (events, sermon series, special Sundays), any photos or video you're happy to share, and a few minutes to review the drafts. We put everything in a shared Google Drive folder with the visuals and captions, and nothing is posted until you approve it.
That's what the setup is for. Before anything is posted we write a brand guidelines document, a content strategy and a content calendar for your church. You review every post before it goes out, with unlimited revisions.
Seed covers Instagram and Facebook. Harvest covers up to 4 platforms, chosen from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Yes. On Harvest our team replies to comments and messages daily. On Seed you can add it for $30 a week per platform.
No. It's month to month, billed weekly, and you can leave at any time. The $200 setup fee is paid once, before work begins.
Yes. Your content calendar is built around your church year: sermon series, Advent and Christmas Eve, Lent and Easter, VBS, back-to-school and your own events, planned weeks ahead so invitations go out in time.
Yes. You set the ad budget and pay Meta directly; we build, run and adjust the campaigns for a management fee of 10% of ad spend, plus any design fees for ad creatives.
Most clients begin seeing consistent engagement growth within the first 30 to 60 days. Social media rewards consistency, and keeping you consistent is the job.
If you need someone in the building every Sunday, a staff member may suit you better. If you need a consistent, well-designed presence and a plan, an agency usually costs far less than a salary. Our cost guide sets out the numbers for each option.
No. We work with churches, ministries, Christian nonprofits and faith-based businesses. Christian organizations are our focus, not a sideline: we're not a general agency that also takes church work.
Tell us about your church and we’ll recommend the plan that fits, or tell you honestly if you don’t need us yet.
