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Digisigns

Digital Signage for Churches & Places of Worship

Welcome, inform and connect your congregation

Service times on the foyer screen, announcements that never go stale, a giving QR code with scan tracking, and your YouTube stream in the overflow room, simple enough for volunteers to run.

The problems screens solve in churches & places of worship

  • Announcement slides depend on one volunteer, ready-made templates and a drag-and-drop editor mean any team member can update screens from a browser, no design software.
  • Overflow rooms miss the service, live-stream YouTube and webpages to any screen, so the nursery, hall and lobby all carry the service in real time.
  • Paper bulletins get thrown away, rotating playlists carry the week's events, groups and notices on schedule, updated once, shown everywhere.
  • Giving is moving to phones, the QR code widget puts your giving link on screen, and per-scan tracking shows whether people actually use it.

Typical setups

  • Foyer welcome screens

    Greet arrivals with service times, sermon series art and this week's events, rotating on a weekly schedule.

  • Overflow and nursery streams

    The YouTube live stream plays in secondary rooms so nobody misses the service.

  • Community noticeboards

    Small groups, youth events and volunteer sign-ups rotate as playlists, each with its own start and end date.

  • Giving and connect screens

    QR codes near exits link to giving and newcomer forms, with scans tracked per screen.

Built for the job

Digisigns features churches & places of worship teams lean on

Service and event schedules

Publish service times and event promos on weekly recurrence, Sunday screens set themselves up and clear themselves down.

YouTube live streaming

Stream your service to overflow rooms, lobbies and cry rooms by publishing a YouTube live stream straight to those screens.

Templates and easy editing

Start from ready-made templates in the drag-and-drop Studio; volunteers change text and photos without touching design tools.

Giving QR codes

A QR widget renders your giving or connect-card link on screen, with per-scan tracking so you can see engagement.

Instant announcements

A scrolling announcement overlay pushes over every screen in seconds, schedule changes, weather closures, urgent notices.

Birthdays and anniversaries

Upload an Excel sheet and the Events widget builds birthday and anniversary layouts for your congregation automatically.

Built for volunteer teams

Church signage fails when it depends on the one person who knows the software. Digisigns is a browser dashboard with ready-made templates, drag-and-drop playlists and weekly schedules, the Sunday setup happens automatically, and any volunteer with a scoped login can swap an announcement without breaking the foyer screen. When something urgent comes up, a scrolling announcement banner pushes over every display in seconds. The full editor and widget list is on /features.

Reach beyond the main hall

Screens extend the room. Publish your YouTube live stream to overflow spaces and the nursery; put a giving QR code by the exits and see per-scan counts per screen; let the Events widget turn a simple Excel sheet into birthday and anniversary greetings. Campuses with a school attached manage both from one account, the same pattern as education, while conferences and special services borrow the countdown-and-agenda tools built for events. Community outreach boards work like government public notices: scheduled, approved, consistent.

Churches & Places of Worship digital signage FAQs

Can volunteers manage church screens without technical skills?
Yes. The web dashboard uses drag-and-drop playlists and ready-made templates, and role-based access lets you give volunteers scoped permissions, they update announcements, while admins control what's published where.
Can we show our live stream in other rooms?
Yes. Digisigns can live-stream YouTube and webpages to any screen, so overflow rooms, lobbies and nurseries carry the service as it happens.
What does church digital signage cost?
Plans start at $20 per screen per month ($220/year). Every plan has a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, so you can test it on one foyer TV first.
Do we need special hardware?
No. Players run on Android, Windows, Linux, macOS, LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, NovaStar and ChromeOS, plus a browser Web Player, most churches use the TVs they already own.

Put churches & places of worship screens to work

Free for 14 days on every plan. No credit card required, go live in minutes.

ISO 27001 certified · GDPR ready. Works on Android, Windows, Tizen, webOS and more.