VerseVocal listens during the sermon and puts the verse on screen instantly. It keeps working through load shedding and unreliable Wi-Fi, so the service never stops.
The offline engine runs entirely on your own PC. No connection required, ever.
Purchasing power pricing means a church pays what churches in that country can actually afford.
Run the service, cut sermon clips, and stream to other campuses, all in one app.
Live runs the service in the room. Studio turns the recording into content afterward. Cast gets it to a screen, a stream, or another campus.
VerseVocal listens to the sermon and detects Bible references automatically. No one has to type or search for a verse.
Two engines are available. The Online Engine handles a wide range of accents and speaking speeds. The Offline Engine runs on your own PC with no internet needed at all.
Songs, images, and video queued by drag and drop. Duplicate entries are flagged automatically.
Connect once. Sync the week's songs directly instead of typing them in again.
Import a recording and VerseVocal transcribes it offline. It scores the transcript and surfaces the strongest moments automatically.
Each highlight becomes a finished clip with face tracking, your choice of aspect ratio, burned in captions, and your church's watermark. Renders show real progress and open the finished file with one click.
Set clip count and length. Choose 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9. Pick a caption color and attach a watermark that carries over to every clip.
Generated from the same session. Includes the title, preacher, date, a summary, and highlight quotes, in one of ten color schemes.
Two QR codes on the venue's own Wi-Fi. One for the media team, one for the preacher. No app install required.
Cast Mode feeds a broadcast mixer over NDI at your chosen quality. Additional campuses connect with a generated code.
The originating campus always holds push control, so a linked site never broadcasts by accident. A countdown timer can target the Stage screen, the Main screen, or both.
Feeds straight into OBS or vMix. Quality is selectable per connection.
Custom entry or one tap presets. Large on screen numerals with a red pulse at zero.
The parts of VerseVocal that aren't tied to a single mode. The vault, the importer, and the checks around them.
One place to bring in Bibles, songs, and slide decks. Real size limits apply, and every import requires a copyright acknowledgment.
Every Bible, song, and media file lives on your own machine. Nothing depends on a connection during the service.
Back up and restore your vault across machines. Unlimited on every plan, including free.
Said plainly, because it matters more than most product pages admit.
Cloud speech recognition built for a wide range of accents and speaking speeds. It reconnects automatically through brief network drops.
Runs entirely on your own PC. Built for venues where connectivity can't be trusted. Accuracy depends on microphone quality and room noise.
Neither engine is 100% accurate. The online engine performs well in real use, but it can miss a reference in a loud room or with an unusual accent. VerseVocal recognizes South African accented English speech. It does not translate Zulu, Xhosa, or Afrikaans Bible text.
Everything churches usually ask before switching to VerseVocal.
Yes. The Offline Engine and your local vault work with no connection at all. Cloud features like syncing and the Online Engine need internet when you use them.
Every plan includes four offline versions: KJV, BSB, YLT, and ASV. Plus adds one API Bible version of your choice. Pro includes all three: NKJV, NLT, and AMP.
Yes. Plus and Pro both include a personal setup assistant to help you get running. Starter is self serve.
Yes. Upgrade or downgrade at any time from your account.
Not yet. VerseVocal currently runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Plus and Pro cost different amounts in different countries, based on what churches there can typically afford. Pricing follows World Bank income bands.
Every plan includes free updates and real support. Choose your region to see accurate pricing.
Prices shown for: Upper-middle income, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico
Regional pricing follows purchasing power parity, based on World Bank income classifications. The South Africa rand figures are approximate. 4K NDI output only appears as 4K on platforms that support it. Facebook Live, for example, caps every stream at 1080p regardless of source quality.
Starter is free, forever. No card required to get started.
