Online church became a crowd nobody could see. PealCast exists to change that — to help every church notice, welcome, and stay with the people watching from home.
For a decade, going online was supposed to help churches reach more people. It did — and it also created a quiet problem. The person in the third row who stops coming gets noticed. The family watching from their living room who drifts away doesn’t. Online church turned the congregation into a view count: a number that can’t be welcomed, can’t be prayed for, can’t be followed up.
We built PealCast to give churches back what they had in the building — the ability to see who showed up and to reach out when someone slips away. Not analytics for their own sake, but the two lists a pastor actually wants on a Monday morning: who’s new to welcome, and who you’ve missed.
PealCast is built by Smart Talk, the company behind PhoneLive — which has spent years helping churches reach their members by phone, from prayer lines to call-outs for the people technology usually leaves behind. PealCast is the sibling product for the screen: the same mission, aimed at the online congregation.
That track record is the point. When your church trusts a vendor with its people’s contact info and its Sunday stream, it’s fair to ask: are these folks real, and will they still be here in three years? We’re a company that already serves churches — not a startup that discovered them last week.
Every feature exists to help a church care for a real person — welcome the new, check on the drifting. Connecting is opt-in; we help you notice who to love, not monitor anyone.
We build for churches only, in the language of ministry — new faces and missed regulars, not “users” and “funnels.” Your people, your list, your call.
Verified numbers, clear opt-in, STOP on every message. We hold members’ contact info with care, and it stays the church’s.
PealCast is built on the same foundation that’s served churches for years. We’re not a weekend project — we’re a company that shows up.
We’d love to show you your online congregation by name. It takes about twenty minutes.