Comparison
Desktop presentation software vs. cloud-based slides from any browser
EasyWorship is desktop presentation software aimed at being simple to pick up for a volunteer operator running a single computer at the front of the room. WorshipKit takes the browser-based route instead: slides live in the cloud, anyone on the team can edit them from a laptop, tablet, or shared computer, and there's nothing to install or keep updated on a dedicated machine.
Both aim at ease of use for volunteer teams — the difference is where the work happens. EasyWorship centers on one installed app on one machine; WorshipKit centers on a shared document anyone can reach from a browser, exported to the format your production computer already runs.
| Aspect | WorshipKit | EasyWorship |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | $25/mo for Slides, $5/mo for Billboard — cancel anytime, no install required | A licensed desktop application, typically purchased or subscribed per computer |
| Where it runs | In any browser — no install, no per-machine license to manage | A native desktop app installed on the presentation computer |
| Getting a sermon into slides | Upload a Word doc or pull from Planning Center; auto-generates a draft deck for review | Slides are built manually inside the desktop application |
| Collaborative editing | Multiple team members can edit the same deck from different devices at once | Built around a single operator working on the installed machine |
| Lobby / signage displays | A dedicated Billboard app for playlists, devices, and scheduled announcements | Primarily a presentation tool; signage is not its focus |
| Exporting your work | Exports to .pro, .pptx, or .key for use in other presentation software | Presentations are designed to run natively inside the application |
No — WorshipKit runs entirely in the browser. There's nothing to download or keep updated on a production computer.
Yes. Because WorshipKit is cloud-based, multiple people can edit the same document from different devices, unlike a single installed desktop copy.
WorshipKit exports to .pro (ProPresenter), .pptx (PowerPoint), and .key (Keynote), so your slides work wherever you present from.
Yes — 30 days, no credit card required.