For churches, ministries & faith podcasts

Share the message with the people who missed it.

Every sermon, teaching, and testimony you already record becomes daily Shorts on channels the ministry owns, reaching people who would never search for a full service.

How it runs

Three inputs, then it runs.

Link the show, say how it should look, and pick a floor. Cutting, captioning, publishing, and reporting happen from there.

Step 01

Link your recordings

The service livestream, the sermon archive, the podcast feed. Nothing has to be filmed again. A youth or outreach channel can run beside the main one.

Network channels

  • YouTube@yourshow.clipsLive
  • YouTube@yourshow.momentsLive
  • Instagram@yourshow.reelsLive
  • TikTok@yourshow.dailyBuilding…
  • + 6 more on the Network plan

Step 02

Set the house style

The look, the caption voice, and what stays off short-form: a name, a pastoral moment, a service, or a speaker. Anything outside the rules is held for review.

Brand kit

youtube.com/@yourshowScan
  • Palette
  • Caption voiceDirect, no emoji
  • LogoBottom-left, every clip
  • Needs reviewAnything off-brief

Step 03

Pick a floor

80,000 or 250,000 guaranteed views a month at a fixed price. The bill never exceeds the plan, however far a clip travels.

Monthly plan

Network · cap$999
Guaranteed floor250,000
Delivered this month1,214,600
Extra billed$0

Floor cleared 4.9× · effective CPM $0.82

Proof · The Impossible Life

Ten fanpages. 579K views in month two.

Ninety percent of them American.

Views
579.4K
Subscribers
+474
Likes
8.5K
Shares
433
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Retained value

The reach stays with the congregation

Someone who finds a two-minute answer in March can be invited to Easter from the same channel. The handle, the subscribers, and every clip stay with the ministry. Nothing is repurposed for anyone else.

Comparisonfanpage.wiki networkA volunteer media team
How much gets cutEvery service, every week, 30 posts a dayWhat there is time for between them
Where it runsChannels the ministry ownsChannels the ministry owns
What it costsA fixed price with a guaranteed floorHours donated, week after week
Cost of reach$4–5 CPM guaranteedHard to plan for
When somebody is awayThe network keeps postingThe week goes quiet
The economics

An editor bills hours. This bills a floor.

A freelance clipper invoices the work, watched or not. We price the result: a guaranteed number of views at a fixed cap, and nothing extra when a clip runs away.

Campaign planner

What your plan actually buys

Views delivered this month1,200,000
20Kfloor 250,00010M

Plan cap

$999

Guaranteed CPM

$4.00

Effective CPM

$0.83

Extra billed

$0

The formula

spend = plan cap (fixed)

effective CPM = cap ÷ delivered views × 1,000

credit if short = (floor − delivered) ÷ 1,000 × CPM

Same reach as YouTube Ads at $8 CPM$9,600
You pay$999
Floor cleared4.8×

Planning illustration, not a forecast. Organic reach above the floor is not guaranteed. Ad benchmark uses the low end of public $8–15 CPM ranges.

Questions congregations ask

What can be clipped?

The recordings you already make: the service, the sermon, a class, a guest talk. A congregation that has livestreamed for years has a great deal worth clipping.

Can we see everything before it goes out?

Yes. Rules set what may be posted and where, and anything outside them is held rather than published. A ministry that wants to approve every clip can run the network that way.

Who appears in clips?

Only people from the recordings you hand us. Rules can rule out a service, a speaker, a segment, or the congregation entirely.

Who owns the channels?

You do, and nothing is switched off if you stop. The handles, subscribers, and clips stay with the ministry.

Put your catalogue to the test.

Every number on this site started with one channel link. Tell us what you publish and we will show you what a network does with it.