A simpler workflow for your church website

Bring Planning Center content directly into WordPress.

Kleis syncs sermons and events from Planning Center into your church's WordPress website so churches can build beautiful, up-to-date websites without duplicate content entry.

Built for churches usingPlanning CenterandWordPress
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Built for the block editor

Native WordPress blocks

Secure and reliable connection

Planning Center OAuth API connection

Automatic syncing

Published sermons and current events

What you can build

Two essential parts of a church website, connected.

Build a sermon archive and event displays with your WordPress theme and blocks.

Sermon experiences

Bring published episodes, artwork, audio, speakers, series, and resources into a WordPress sermon archive that fits your site.

Explore sermon sync

Event displays

Show current Planning Center Calendar events in interactive calendars or custom WordPress event-card layouts.

Explore event calendars

How it works

Manage content in Planning Center and design your website in WordPress.

Your church team maintains sermons and events in Planning Center. Kleis imports published sermons as WordPress posts and displays current events through blocks. Your website team controls the layouts with your theme, templates, and block editor.

Check requirements and get set up
  1. Install Kleis and activate your subscription.
  2. Authorize your Planning Center connection.
  3. Build your sermon archive and event displays.

Simple pricing

Every Kleis feature is included for one WordPress site.

Choose monthly flexibility or save $30 a year with annual billing. Both include sermons, events, updates, and support.

$15 / monthor $150 yearlyView pricing

Built for churches

From one church website to yours.

Ian McIlwraithFounder of Kleis

Hi, I’m Ian. I’ve worked with WordPress for more than ten years and help maintain my church’s website.

I built Kleis when our church needed to bring Planning Center content into WordPress without duplicate work or giving up control of the design.

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