WorshipDeck vs EasyWorship

Compare WorshipDeck's browser library with EasyWorship 8 for Mac and Windows volunteer booths.

WorshipDeck presentations ready in a shared church browser library
WorshipDeck compared with EasyWorship
 WorshipDeckEasyWorship
Install and devicesBrowser; optional Android TV + Windows hostMac/Win app
Where the library livesChurch cloud workspaceLocal schedules; OS-shared in v8
Team prep during the weekInvite, shared library, browserPrep on installed Mac/Win
Live edit without stopping screensYes, from present modeDesktop operator
Scripture and songsChurch Bibles; catalog + My songs; no SongSelectSongSelect; large Bible set
AI and media toolsEzra, Media AI, animate imagePremium bundled media
Outputs and multi-screenLocal browser, Android TV, Windows host; variantsMulti-screen, NDI, livestream
If the booth PC failsSign in on another deviceNeed another install
Pricing modelSubscription; same features, capacity differsCampus subscription
Best fitVolunteer teams, Chromebooks, shared librarySimple installed volunteer booth

EasyWorship 8 is the installed campus presenter many volunteer booths already know — now officially on Mac and Windows. WorshipDeck is a web-based alternative to EasyWorship when the library should live in the church workspace, not only on the machines that have the app installed.

Who EasyWorship is for

EasyWorship (Softouch) is volunteer-friendly desktop software for lyrics, media, and Sunday schedules. Version 8 is officially Windows 10/11 and macOS 14+ (Apple Silicon native), with schedules, songs, and media shared across those installs on a campus license. Official pages describe offline presenting on the booth PC, CCLI SongSelect, 90+ Bible translations, and a Premium plan that bundles a media library. Confirm current plans on their site.

That is the right tool when a simple installed app is the whole training plan, and the booth computer is allowed to be the source of truth.

Choose WorshipDeck if

  • People need to prep on a phone, Chromebook, or home laptop in the browser without installing the presenter everywhere
  • You want Ezra, sermon notes, and a shared team library
  • Sunday should allow live service and slide edits from any signed-in browser
  • Outputs include Android TV or a Windows display host, not only the booth PC's monitors
  • Starter and Church should be the same product, with capacity as the only plan difference — see pricing

Choose EasyWorship if

  • You need offline presenting on the installed Mac or Windows booth PC
  • SongSelect inside the presenter is a requirement
  • Premium's bundled media library is part of how you build Sunday
  • Volunteers already know EasyWorship schedules and you want that low learning curve to stay put

Switching notes

There is no EasyWorship importer in WorshipDeck. Rebuild songs and schedules as presentations plus services. EasyWorship 8 can share files across Mac and Windows; WorshipDeck does not inherit that schedule file.

WorshipDeck does not connect to CCLI SongSelect. Store CCLI numbers on songs if you need them on credits slides. See pricing for plan capacity; do not assume a dollar amount from this page.

Related comparisons

If you need more production depth than either volunteer tool, see WorshipDeck vs ProPresenter. Churches that want to own a license outright often compare WorshipDeck vs MediaShout. Zero-budget booths should read WorshipDeck vs OpenLP.

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