A free church calendar with every feature included

We're building My Church Calendar because we think churches deserve a simple, focused tool for keeping their congregation informed — and we don't think it should cost a fortune. During our beta, we want as many churches as possible to use it, tell us what works, tell us what doesn't, and help us shape the product.

That's the honest reason it's free right now. We need real churches using it in real situations so we can build something genuinely useful. A church with 30 members in rural Texas and a church with 500 members in downtown Atlanta will use this differently, and we want to learn from both.

We will introduce paid plans eventually. We have to — servers cost money and we want to keep building. But here's what we can promise: the plans will be affordable (we're building for churches, not enterprises), and every church that joins during the beta will always have access to a generous free tier. You're helping us build this. That matters, and we won't forget it.

If you want to understand the bigger picture of how churches communicate with their congregation, read our comparison of church communication tools.

We get this question a lot, and it's a fair one. Here's the plan:

When we move out of beta, we'll introduce paid plans. We don't have exact pricing yet because we're still learning what churches need most, but we can tell you the direction: affordable monthly plans designed for church budgets, not enterprise budgets. Think dollars, not hundreds of dollars.

For churches that joined during the beta — you'll always have access to a generous free tier. The specifics will depend on where the product is at that point, but the principle is simple: you helped us build this, and we want to make sure you can keep using it.

Your events, your subscribe link, your subscribers — none of that goes away. We'll give plenty of notice before any changes, and we'll make the transition as smooth as possible.