One link for everything from Sunday
A church Linktree is one shareable link — and a matching QR code — that gives your congregation everything from a service in a single place. Preachly.io is the version built for Sunday, not for social media.
What is a church Linktree?
Most churches scatter their content across four or five places: the sermon slides live in ProPresenter, the songs are on a screen for 20 seconds, announcements go out by email, giving is on the website, and the bulletin is a piece of paper in the parking lot by noon. A church Linktree pulls all of it behind one link your congregation can open from their seat, the car, or their couch on Tuesday.
That's exactly what Preachly.io does — but instead of a plain list of links, it shows the whole service in a clean, mobile-friendly page your church controls.
Why churches outgrow Linktree
Linktree and other link-in-bio tools were designed for influencers and brands — a tidy list of links under a profile. They were never built for a worship service, and it shows:
- No way to display sermon slides — only links to files people have to download.
- No worship songs with Spotify and Apple Music links built in.
- No scripture, sermon notes, or add-to-calendar events.
- No service-specific QR code to put on the screen during announcements.
- Limited branding — your congregation sees a third-party tool, not your church.
What goes on a Preachly.io church link
Sermon slides
Your full presentation — swipeable and downloadable straight to the camera roll.
Worship songs
Today's setlist with Spotify and Apple Music links so people keep worshiping all week.
Scripture & notes
Key passages linked to Bible.com, plus outline points and reflection questions.
Announcements & events
Clickable links, giving, signups, and add-to-calendar buttons for what's next.
Giving & next steps
A direct path to give, connect, or take the next step — right where attention already is.
Resources & downloads
Study guides, devotionals, and event flyers — anything your congregation needs this week.
Linktree vs Preachly.io for churches
| Feature | Preachly.io | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Built for church services | ✓ | ✗ |
| Sermon slides in a viewer | ✓ | ✗ |
| Worship songs with streaming links | ✓ | ✗ |
| Scripture & sermon notes | ✓ | ✗ |
| QR code per service | ✓ | Limited |
| Full church branding | ✓ | Limited |
| Add-to-calendar events | ✓ | ✗ |
| Engagement analytics | ✓ | Basic |
| No app or account to view | ✓ | ✓ |
How to set up your church link
- Build your service page. Add slides, songs, notes, announcements, and links — or import the whole plan from Planning Center in 30 seconds.
- Brand it. Drop in your church logo and colors so it looks like you, not a third-party app.
- Share the one link. Display the QR code on screen, text the link, or add it to your bio. Attendees scan once and have everything.
Who it's for
Any church that wants one simple place for Sunday — whether you're a church plant meeting in a school, a multi-site team keeping campuses consistent, or an established church replacing the printed bulletin. If you've ever put a link in your bio or a QR code on the screen, Preachly.io is the church-built version of that link.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Linktree for churches?
Yes. Preachly.io is a Linktree built specifically for churches. Instead of a list of social links, it gives your congregation one link and QR code with everything from a service — sermon slides, worship songs, scripture, notes, announcements, events, and giving — in a mobile-friendly page. No app download or account is required to view it.
What is a church Linktree?
A church Linktree is a single shareable link (and QR code) that holds everything a congregation needs from a Sunday service in one place — rather than scattering it across a website, an app, email, and printed handouts. It typically includes sermon slides, worship songs, scripture, announcements, events, giving, and resources.
Can I use Linktree for my church?
You can, but Linktree is built for social-media bios, not church services. It only holds simple links — it cannot display sermon slides, link worship songs to streaming apps, show scripture, or generate a service-specific QR code. Preachly.io does all of that in a church-branded page, which is why churches use it instead of a generic link-in-bio tool.
How is Preachly.io different from Linktree?
Linktree shows a list of links. Preachly.io shows a full service: swipeable, downloadable sermon slides; worship songs with Spotify and Apple Music links; scripture references; sermon notes; announcements; events with add-to-calendar; giving links; and downloads. Every page is church-branded, gets its own QR code, and tracks engagement — all with no app or account required for attendees.
Do attendees need an app or account to open the link?
No. Your congregation taps the link or scans the QR code and everything opens instantly in their phone browser — no app download, no sign-up, no friction. This matters most for first-time visitors, who are the least likely to install a church app.
How much does a church Linktree cost with Preachly.io?
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Beyond that, Preachly.io offers two paid plans: Solo at $39/month and Team at $79/month. The Team plan adds unlimited teammates and a shared workspace so your whole communications team can build service pages together.