Free forever, in writing
Everything a pastor needs to prepare and preach stays free. Here is the list, and the promise that it does not change.
Free with no cap
- The Bible: every version, text, and audio.
- Bookmarks, notes, reading history.
- The Library: every saved sermon, study, discussion, slideshow, video, and article. No storage limit a normal pastor hits.
- Editing, presenting, teleprompter, timer, PDF export, PPTX download, sharing.
- The Path: every section, every lesson type, including teach-backs within the daily voice cap.
- Research: YouTube and web search, saved research.
- Church profile, handoff links, themes, dark mode.
Free with an allowance, because these cost real money per use
| Feature | Free allowance | Why this level |
|---|---|---|
| Research, cross-references, language analysis, grading | 20 a day or more | Cheap; the cap exists only to stop abuse |
| Sermon and Bible study generation | About three a week, unlimited edits | A full week of ministry: one sermon, one study, one spare |
| Slideshow generation with generated art | One or two decks a week | Image generation is the expensive part; text-only decks stay effectively unlimited |
| Voice practice and teach-backs | One call a day | About twenty cents a call; the most expensive free feature there is |
The test for every cap: would a solo pastor preparing one sermon and one small-group study a week ever hit it? If yes, it is too low. The caps are identical across all paid tiers. Paying changes what a member funds and which models run their work, not which features they can use.