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Echo · for pastors

Sunday doesn't have to
end on Sunday.

Echo takes every Sunday sermon and walks your people back through it across the week, in the Flip the Script app. Same passage. Same message. One day at a time.

Seacoast Church has used Echo since January: 41 sermons, more than 22,000 devotionals completed by over 1,000 people. See this week's plan →

From $49 a month for the whole congregation, pennies a person. Every member free. Cancel any time.

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From the Flip the Script app

Sunday morning,
in their pocket, every morning.

Your people open Flip the Script and find what Sunday started. Your church's card sits on their Today screen, right under the Verse of the Day: this week's plan, and today's reading, ready to walk.

Real screenshots from the actual app. The plan shown here belongs to Seacoast Church, one of the partner congregations already publishing weekly through Echo.

The Today screen in Flip the Script: the Verse of the Day, then the Seacoast Church card with this week's plan and today's reading

Inside a day

Open the plan. Walk the day. Talk it over.

The week's plan view in Flip the Script with day pills

01 · The plan

Open the week.

Sunday's sermon, mapped across six days. Tap any day to jump in.

The day's devotional with Big Idea and content body

02 · The devotional

Read the day's word.

A Big Idea. The day's passage. A short reading drawn straight from Sunday's sermon. Same message, same passage, opened up one day at a time.

Scripture screen with Hermeneutics insight and Greek word study

03 · The scripture

Sit with the verse.

Tap any line for original-language word study, top commentary, and historical context. Less skim. More renew.

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In-Person Groups

Talk It Over

Everyone
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Jenna H. Keeping this gift to ourselves is not loving others. God help us when we feel afraid of “what they might say.”

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Sarah K. Amen Jenna 🙏 needed this today.

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Marcus W. The “sin of omission” wrecked me. Praying for boldness with my coworker David tomorrow morning.

11h ago5Reply
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Diane R. Reading James 4:17 in this context completely reframes “doing nothing.” Convicting in the best way.

9h ago4Reply
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Caleb T. How often I “know” the right thing and stay quiet. Lord give me courage.

5h ago3Reply
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Pastor Mike Proud of this group. Keep the conversations going at lunch this week.

2h ago6Reply
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04 · Talk it over

Keep Sunday going.

The whole church reads the same day in one feed. Want to go deeper with a smaller circle? Spin up a private thread for your small group, your family, or just a few friends. Same passage, real conversation, the people you actually want to walk it with.

The names and comments shown are an example.

How it works for pastors

Hands-off by default.
Hands-on if you want to be.

01

We connect your channel

Send us your YouTube channel. We wire it up during onboarding. From then on, Echo pulls every Sunday's sermon the moment it goes up. Nothing to upload. No transcripts to copy. No Monday-morning to-do.

02

Your sermon, unfolded across the week

Not generated devotionals. Your actual sermon, opened up. Echo takes Sunday's transcript and walks your people back through it across six days, going deeper into the same passage, the same message, and the same call to action you already preached. Every day comes with audio narration too, so your people can listen on the commute or the school run.

03

Auto-publishes Sunday night

By default, the week goes live in your congregation's app on Sunday night. You don't have to lift a finger. Want to read each week before it goes live? Tell Will and he'll set that up. Need a line changed? Reply to any email and he'll change it. And if you ask to read it first but don't get to it, it goes live anyway, so your people are never left without.

Pricing

Less than the bulletin. Pennies a person.

One price for the whole church, by size. For a church of 250 that is 20 cents a person for the month, and Sunday shows up on every phone six mornings a week, with audio and a place to talk it over. Every member free.

Up to 250

$49/mo

20¢ a person a month at 250 people

per month, for the whole congregation. Every member free. Cancel any time.

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250 to 1,000

$99/mo

10¢ a person a month at 1,000 people

per month, for the whole congregation. Every member free. Cancel any time.

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1,000 to 3,000

$199/mo

7¢ a person a month at 3,000 people

per month, for the whole congregation. Every member free. Cancel any time.

Start→

3,000 and up

From $399/mo

Set up personally with Will

Several campuses or channels welcome, and invoice billing if you need it. One call to shape it around your church.

Talk to Will→

What it works out to

Over 3,000? It starts at $399/mo, and Will sets it up with you personally.

$49a month

33¢ a person

A month of printed bulletins likely costs a church your size more than a month of Echo.

Printed bulletins average about 25 cents a copy, so 150 people is roughly $38 every Sunday and $162 a month. Echo for the same people is $49 a month, and it follows them home.

Echo is sold by Wildfire Leadership LLC, the company that publishes the fts. app, and it helps keep the app free for everyone. Prices are per church, not per seat. Weekly attendance, your honest estimate; nobody checks.

Free for any church

Slides for Sunday, whether or not you're on Echo.

Four announcement slides with scannable codes for the App Store and Google Play. The app is free for everyone, so any church can use them, no signup required.

Get the slides→
Announcement slide A previewAnnouncement slide B previewAnnouncement slide C previewAnnouncement slide D preview

By Wednesday, Sunday is fading. Echo is what keeps it alive.

The honest answers

What pastors actually ask.

Does it sound like our pastor, or like an AI?

It sounds like your pastor, because the source material is your pastor. Echo works from the actual transcript of Sunday's sermon, then unfolds the same passage, ideas, and language across the week. If you'd like to read a week before it goes live, or change a line, Will can set that up. You don't have to. The voice is already yours.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

Your congregation is already taking their hardest spiritual questions to ChatGPT, and ChatGPT is built to agree with them. It tells people what sounds best, what feels affirming, what keeps them coming back. That's sycophancy, and on questions of faith it's dangerous. It's exactly why we built Flip the Script. Echo isn't a stream of AI-generated content trying to sound spiritual. Every response points back to Scripture, the only true source of truth, and stays anchored in your pastor's actual sermon. The Bible does the talking. AI just helps your people sit with it.

How is it priced, and where does the money go?

Per church, not per seat. $49/mo for up to 250 in weekly attendance, $99/mo for 250 to 1,000, $199/mo for 1,000 to 3,000. Above 3,000 it starts at $399/mo, and Will sets it up with you on a call. Every member's covered, at no cost to them. Pick your size above and start in ten minutes, or talk to Will first. Echo is sold by Wildfire Leadership LLC, the company that publishes the fts. app, and it helps keep the app free for everyone.

What do I need to get started?

A YouTube channel where Sunday's message is posted or streamed, and ten minutes. Echo does the rest.

Can we cancel?

Any time. Reply to any of our emails and Will cancels it. No contracts.

Comparing tools? How Echo compares with Pulpit AI, Word to Week and Sermon Shots

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See Echo on your sermon
this Sunday.

Talk to Will first, with nothing to pay. He'll run your most recent sermon through Echo and show you exactly what a week would look like for your people.

Pricing starts at $49/mo for the whole congregation. Every member, free.

Echo is sold by Wildfire Leadership LLC, the company that publishes the fts. app, and it helps keep the app free for everyone.