Broadcasteervs EasyWorship.
The presentation staple vs the whole production, one app.
EasyWorship does the projection half of a service — songs, scripture, slides — affordably and familiarly, and for projection-only churches it is a fine tool. The moment you add a live stream, EasyWorship needs a second stack: encoder, switcher, cameras, and someone to run them. Broadcasteer starts where EasyWorship stops: the lyrics job is built in, and so is everything the stream needs. If you project only, either works; if you broadcast, one app beats two stacks.
Feature by feature, no spin.
Who should pick which.
- You project and never stream — no cameras, no broadcast, just songs and scripture on a screen.
- Your volunteers have years of EasyWorship muscle memory and the service formats to match.
- You rely on its specific media/theme library workflows.
- You stream (or want to start): the presentation half and the broadcast half live in one app, one operator.
- Budget covers one tool, not a presentation license plus a streaming stack.
- You want phones as cameras and confidence monitors without buying displays.
- Set-up time and volunteer turnover are real constraints.
What each actually costs.
- EasyWorship — Basic $17.50/mo or $210/yr; Premium $27.50/mo or $330/yr; subscription only, no perpetual license (September 2026; verify current plans)
- Streaming needs an encoder and cameras on top of the live-stream output layer
- FREE — $0 forever: One phone as your camera. Stream to YouTube or Facebook, record, project and send NDI — free in 720p.
- PRO — $19.99/mo ($199.99/yr): Three cameras, full HD, hardware encode, and a Scheduler that starts Sunday itself.
- MAX — $39.99/mo ($399.99/yr): Broadcasteer streams your service to your own campuses and rooms, in sync, without routing it through YouTube or Facebook. The audience is the screens you enrolled.
Competitor pricing approximate, checked September 2026 — always verify current plans on their site.
Switching? Here’s how it goes.
Song lyrics migrate as text into the Broadcasteer song library — most teams move their active rotation in an afternoon and clean up the archive over time.
Churches often run both during transition: EasyWorship keeps the projector, Broadcasteer takes the stream, then the projector follows once the team is comfortable.
Asked often.
Can Broadcasteer replace EasyWorship?
For churches that stream, yes: lyrics and slides are built in, alongside the switcher, phone cameras, recording, and YouTube/Facebook streaming that EasyWorship was never designed to provide. For projection-only churches, EasyWorship remains a reasonable single-purpose choice.
Is Broadcasteer cheaper than EasyWorship?
To start, yes — the free tier includes lyrics, one camera, recording, and 720p streaming. Paid to paid it is close: PRO at $19.99/mo sits between EasyWorship Basic and Premium, and includes the cameras, switcher and encoder EasyWorship needs beside it.
Do my EasyWorship songs transfer to Broadcasteer?
Lyrics move as text: rebuild verse blocks in the song library once and reuse them every week. There is no automated importer today, so most teams migrate their active song rotation first.
The free tier is a real tier
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