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ProPresenter or PraisePad Present?

For the booth of a church of 150: an operator or two, a projector, a stream.

ProPresenter 7 is the presentation software most production teams know: lyrics, Scripture, media, stage display, up to eight outputs, NDI and SDI, sold by the seat. PraisePad Present builds the slides from the service plan and runs them from a browser on any computer, priced for the church, not the seat: free in the beta. Here’s what each does better, what each costs, and whether to stay or switch.

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From $14 a month for a team of 10. Free for invited churches during the beta.

What ProPresenter does better

  • A deep feature set: macros, up to eight outputs, NDI, SDI and alpha key, MIDI and DMX, stage screens
  • Hardware outputs from a dedicated machine, on Mac and Windows
  • ProContent and a market of media and templates
  • MIDI and Stream Deck control built in, and the Stage Display app
  • Planning Center and SongSelect integrations

Not in PraisePad yet: NDI, SDI or alpha key, livestreaming of its own, an app in the stores.

What PraisePad does better

What it costs

PraisePad Present

Free in the beta founding churches pay $9 a month at launch, for the whole church, with any church plan

For the whole church, on any number of computers. An owner or admin asks for Present under Settings, then Modules.

ProPresenter, 1 seat

$29 a month or $289 a year

A seat is one computer that runs it. Subscription only for new customers, with a 14-day free trial, and no volume discount on monthly: two seats are $58 a month, or $478 a year ($289 for the first and $189 for the second). Each subscription includes 50 GB of cloud storage and two Cloud Editor seats; more are $5 a month each.

From support.renewedvision.com, read October 31, 2026. See a mistake? Tell us.

In the booth

Swipe sideways to see ProPresenter’s column.

In the booth: PraisePad Present beside ProPresenter, Yes, Partly, Not yet, No or Not listed (their site says nothing), with a phrase each
What matters PraisePad Present ProPresenter
Song slides Yes made from the set list, in the band’s key and order Yes built by hand, or from Planning Center and SongSelect
Scripture Yes on the screens and on phones Yes a Bible built in
The sermon’s slides Yes built from the pastor’s notes Yes slides you build; no builder from notes
Pictures, video and music Yes your library; pictures made with AI Yes plus ProContent and a media market
A look for each screen Yes looks for the lobby, overflow, the stream Yes looks and props
The pastor’s screen Yes in any browser, with messages from the booth Yes the Stage Display app
Several screens at once Partly each screen is a browser you pair; no hardware outputs Yes up to eight outputs from one machine
Words over the livestream Partly a link in OBS or vMix; no NDI, SDI or alpha key Yes NDI, SDI, alpha key
Macros, MIDI, DMX Partly Moments do several things at once; no MIDI or DMX Yes
A Stream Deck Yes through Companion Yes built in
Phones as remotes Yes any phone, no app Yes the remote app
Follow along on the congregation’s phones Yes the outline, the verses, the blanks Not listed
Live captions and translation Yes 2¢ a minute after 90 free minutes Not listed
Record the sermon and publish it Yes to your church page, with a recap Not listed
Plan the slides from home Yes it’s a browser; the pastor gets their own part Partly two Cloud Editor seats; more are $5 a month each
Bring your old songs in Yes ProPresenter 6 and 7 songs and playlists Partly SongSelect and Planning Center
Runs on Yes any computer with a browser Yes Mac and Windows, installed
Try it free Yes in the beta, free by request Yes a 14-day trial
Price Free in the beta founding churches pay $9 a month at launch, for the whole church, with any church plan $29 a month or $289 a year for one seat; seats 2 to 4 are $189 a year each, 5 to 10 $149 a year each; 11 or more by quote

Every PraisePad Yes opens the help article that shows it. ProPresenter’s column is from renewedvision.com, read October 31, 2026. See a mistake? Tell us.

And the rest of the church

ProPresenter is the booth’s. These come with the church plan Present sits on; two are in beta, free by request.

Bringing your songs over

  • Copy the library folder or export a playlist and drop it on Upload: every song with its words, slide breaks, CCLI number and copyright line, checked before it’s saved
  • Playlists become draft services on their dates, songs in order
  • The files are read on your own computer; pictures and videos stay where they are

In the help: Leaving ProPresenter: bring in your songs and playlists

Stay or switch?

Stay with ProPresenter if your booth runs NDI, SDI, alpha key, props and macros on a dedicated machine, and your operators’ hands know it.

Move to PraisePad if you’d rather the slides came from the plan, anyone could build them from home in a browser, and the church paid one price instead of a seat.

Questions

Is there a ProPresenter alternative for a small church?

PraisePad Present is one: lyric slides made from the set list, Scripture, announcements, a countdown, the pastor’s screen, lobby TVs and the words for your livestream, run from a browser on any computer. It’s in beta: free, by request; founding churches pay $9 a month at launch, for the whole church.

From the help: Present: slides for the screens

How much does a ProPresenter subscription cost?

$29 a month or $289 a year for one seat. Two seats are $58 a month, or $478 a year: seats 2 to 4 are $189 a year each and 5 to 10 are $149 a year each, with 11 or more by quote, and no volume discount on monthly. It’s subscription only for new customers, with a 14-day trial. From support.renewedvision.com, read October 31, 2026.

Can PraisePad do what ProPresenter does?

Much of what a church of 150 uses: slides from the plan, Scripture, media, the pastor’s screen, lobby and overflow looks, words over your stream through a browser source in OBS or vMix, and a Stream Deck through Companion. Not NDI, SDI, alpha key, props, MIDI or video playlists of the same depth.

From the help: Present: the pastor's screen, the lobby and events

Can I bring my ProPresenter songs into PraisePad?

Yes. ProPresenter 6 and 7 songs, a whole library folder or exported playlists come in with their words, slide breaks, CCLI numbers and copyright lines, and playlists become draft services. Themes, looks and macros don’t come across; Present uses your theme.

From the help: Leaving ProPresenter: bring in your songs and playlists

Something else? Search the help centre, or ask Pad, PraisePad’s assistant, with the button at the corner of the page.

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