One assistant, every campus: AskMyChurch answers campus-specific questions from what your website publishes per campus. The Premium plan ($500/mo) is built for multi-campus churches.
Multisite churches carry a communications problem single-campus churches never see: every question now has a "which campus?" attached. Service times differ, parking differs, the kids wing is on the second floor at one campus and in a portable at another. The people fielding those questions — front office, campus admins, volunteers on Facebook — spend their week disambiguating. An assistant on your website can carry most of that load, but only under one condition worth being honest about up front.
AskMyChurch answers only from your church's own website and sermons. It does not guess, and it does not fill gaps with the open internet. For a multisite church that cuts both ways.
If your site has a real page per campus — address, service times, what to do with your kids, who the campus pastor is — the assistant answers campus questions cleanly and cites the exact page, so a family asking "what time is church at the north campus?" gets the north campus answer with a link to the north campus page.
If your site buries campus differences in a PDF or lists one schedule and hopes people infer the rest, the assistant will be as vague as the site is. It will say so and hand the person to a human rather than invent an answer, which is the safe behavior — but the fix is publishing the campus pages, not buying more software.
The questions multisite staff answer all week are almost all askable by a website visitor at 9pm: which campus is closer to me, do both campuses have a nursery, is the Christmas Eve service at every campus, where does the youth group meet. AskMyChurch answers those around the clock, in English or Spanish automatically, and routes the requests that need a person — prayer, serve sign-ups, plan-a-visit — to the right ministry leader instead of a shared inbox nobody owns.
Sermons work across campuses too. If your teaching is filmed and posted, the Canon layer indexes new sermons automatically each week and answers teaching questions from your pastor's actual words, linked to the minute in the message. One teaching pastor, five campuses, one searchable archive.
More campuses means more strangers meeting your church through a screen first. Every message to the assistant passes a hard-coded crisis check before any AI runs — in English and Spanish. Messages showing acute distress route to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, the Crisis Text Line (text HOME to 741741), and your church's own care team. The AI never attempts a pastoral response in a crisis, at any campus, at any hour.
Multisite churches are what the Premium plan is for: $500/month for churches over 2,000 in weekend attendance or with multiple campuses. It is the same complete assistant as the $99 and $249 plans — crisis routing, bilingual answers, Canon, citations, routing are in every tier — priced by the size of the congregation it serves. Billing is monthly, cancel anytime, with a money-back guarantee.
Before any tool, do the audit a multisite communications director already knows is due: does each campus have a page that states its own service times, address, kids process, and contact? That audit is thirty minutes, it improves your website for every visitor with or without AI — and it is the exact content an assistant needs to make "which campus?" a question your staff stops answering by hand. Setup after that is about thirty minutes: drop in a link or a QR code, no IT project.
Yes — as long as your website states the campus-specific facts. The assistant answers only from your published content, so if each campus page lists its own service times, address, and kids check-in, the assistant answers per campus and cites the page it came from.
Premium, at $500/month — the plan for churches over 2,000 in weekend attendance or with multiple campuses. It is the same complete assistant as every other plan; the tiers price by size, not by features.
The assistant answers from what is published, so a stale campus page produces a stale answer with a citation pointing at the stale page. That citation is your repair signal — fix the page, because the page is the only copy of the answer.
If your campuses live on one website, one assistant covers them. The practical requirement isn't more software — it's that each campus's facts exist on a page the assistant can cite.
Updated 2026-07-11 · AskMyChurch by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN
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