No surprises: what each plan includes, how upgrades and downgrades work, and how the free first sermon works.
Pastor
$19 /month
or $15.83/mo billed annually ($190/year — 2 months free)
For one preacher who wants every sermon kept, transcribed, and studied.
4 sermons per month included
Transcript with timestamps & speakers
Summary, outline & scripture references
Study tools generated on demand
PDF / text export
Most churches choose this
Church
$49 /month
or $40.83/mo billed annually ($490/year — 2 months free)
For churches that want the whole weekly content workflow handled.
10 sermons per month included
Everything in Pastor
All content tools: group guide, devotional, blog post, clips, newsletter
YouTube link import
All exports (PDF, docx, txt)
Every plan starts after one free sermon — the first sermon is on us, no card required. Extra sermons beyond your plan: $4.99 each, on any plan.
Switch whenever you want. The rule is simple: you always get everything you paid for.
Upgrades are instant
Moving up — Pastor to Church, or monthly to annual — takes effect immediately. You pay only the difference for the days left in your current cycle (prorated to the day, shown before you confirm), and the bigger sermon allowance unlocks right away.
Downgrades wait until you’ve used what you paid for
Moving down — Church to Pastor, or annual to monthly — is scheduled for the end of the period you already paid. You keep your current plan, its sermon allowance and its features until that date; nothing is charged when you confirm. Changed your mind? One click on “Cancel downgrade” and everything stays as it was.
Going over your plan never blocks a sermon
If you upload more sermons than your plan includes, they’re processed normally and billed at $4.99 per extra sermon on your next invoice. The usage bar in your dashboard always shows where you stand in the current cycle — and if extras become a habit, upgrading usually costs less.
Cancel anytime
From Settings → Billing, in two clicks. You keep full access until the end of the period you paid for, and your transcripts stay readable forever.
30-day money-back
If SermonKeep isn’t a fit, write us within 30 days of any payment and we’ll refund it. No forms, no hoops.
Payments by Stripe
Cards are processed by Stripe — we never see or store your card number. Every invoice lives in your dashboard, PDF included.
Every church gets one full sermon on us — transcript, summary, scripture references and content tools — with no card required. It’s a real sermon from your pulpit, not a demo. After that, pick a plan to keep going.
Nothing stops. Extra sermons beyond your plan are processed normally and billed at $4.99 each on your next invoice. Your dashboard shows the running count for the cycle at all times.
Immediately. You’re charged a prorated difference for the days remaining in your current billing cycle — the exact amount is shown before you confirm — and the new plan’s allowance is available right away.
At the end of the period you already paid for. If you’re on an annual plan with six months left, you keep the annual plan for those six months. Until the change happens you can cancel it with one click and keep your current plan.
No. The allowance resets at the start of each billing cycle. If you regularly need more, the Church plan or an annual cycle is usually the better deal.
Cancel anytime from Settings → Billing — no emails, no phone calls. You keep full access until the end of the period you paid for, and your transcripts and generated content stay readable afterwards. New uploads pause until you resubscribe.
Yes — a 30-day money-back guarantee. If SermonKeep isn’t a fit, write us within 30 days of a payment and we’ll refund it. No forms, no hoops.
All payments run through Stripe, the same processor used by Amazon and Shopify. Your card details go directly to Stripe — we never see or store your card number. Every invoice is available in your dashboard, PDF included.
Yes. Monthly to annual is an upgrade and applies immediately with prorated credit for what you already paid. Annual to monthly is a downgrade and starts when your current year ends.
Anything else? Write us — a person answers.
The first sermon is on us — see the transcript, references and content tools before you decide.
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