WorshipDeck vs FreeWorship

Compare WorshipDeck with FreeWorship, the free Windows church presenter with optional Pro.

WorshipDeck in a browser on Mac, Chromebook, and phone
WorshipDeck compared with FreeWorship
 WorshipDeckFreeWorship
Install and devicesBrowser; optional Android TV + Windows hostWindows app
Where the library livesChurch cloud workspaceFile DB; often Dropbox
Team prep during the weekInvite, shared library, browserSync the file
Live edit without stopping screensYes, from present modeDesktop
Scripture and songsChurch Bibles; catalog + My songs; no SongSelectFree imports; SongSelect in Pro
AI and media toolsEzra, Media AI, animate imageLocal media
Outputs and multi-screenLocal browser, Android TV, Windows host; variantsAudience + stage
If the booth PC failsSign in on another deviceAnother Windows PC + file
Pricing modelSubscription; same features, capacity differsFree + optional Pro
Best fitVolunteer teams, Chromebooks, shared libraryFree Windows booth

FreeWorship is a free Windows installer with an optional Pro unlock. WorshipDeck is a multi-device web workspace — an alternative to FreeWorship when Sunday should not depend on one Windows booth and a Dropbox copy of the song database.

Who FreeWorship is for

FreeWorship is a Windows desktop worship presenter. The core app is free. Pro adds SongSelect, CCLI reporting, Google Slides items, and extras, sold as a per-PC subscription or a one-time site licence. Official pages describe a file-based database, dual-screen and stage display, and imports from other lyric apps (OpenLP, EasyWorship, and SongSelect in Pro). Churches often sync that file with Dropbox. Confirm current Pro pricing on their site.

That is the right tool when the booth is Windows-only, the budget is zero, or the church already keeps a FreeWorship song database.

Choose WorshipDeck if

  • Prep happens on a Mac, Chromebook, tablet, or phone, not only a Windows PC
  • You want a hosted church library instead of Dropbox-as-database
  • Ezra, sermon notes, and live service edits should be in the browser
  • Outputs include Android TV or a Windows display host
  • Sunday should not fail because the only Windows laptop stayed at home

Choose FreeWorship if

  • The booth is Windows only and that is not changing
  • You want a free installer and already have a FreeWorship song database
  • Dropbox-style file sync is a ritual the team already trusts
  • Optional Pro (SongSelect, CCLI reporting) is enough, without a web workspace

Switching notes

There is no FreeWorship importer in WorshipDeck. Rebuild songs in My songs and decks in the presentation editor. WorshipDeck does not connect to SongSelect.

See pricing for plan capacity. Starter and Church include the same features; do not assume a dollar amount from this page.

Related comparisons

Other free installers include WorshipDeck vs OpenLP and WorshipDeck vs VideoPsalm. Volunteer booths on a paid desktop often compare WorshipDeck vs EasyWorship.

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