How does this get our church a better deal?

Competition and one clear scope. We write down your room and what you want once, and the companies compete for the same work, so the bids are easy to compare and nobody can pad a price you cannot check. Churches standing together also make the work worth bidding sharply.

Who bids on the work?

Church audio, video and lighting companies that serve churches in your area and have agreed to United Under God’s Vendor Terms. Each bid shows the company that wrote it. Until you choose, none of them sees your church’s name or how to reach you.

What does it cost to ask for bids?

Nothing, and there is no obligation. You see the bids side by side on your own private page and choose one, or tell us none of them fit.

Why one scope for all three?

So you compare like with like. We write down your room and what you asked for once, and every company bids on that same work. A bid that leaves something out is easy to spot.

Projection or an LED wall?

Projection suits many sanctuaries and fellowship halls. An LED wall suits bright rooms, wide rooms, and stages where the words have to read from far back. If projection fits your room better, the companies will say so.

Will the wall cover the cross?

Not unless you want it to. Many churches frame the cross with the wall, keep it in front of the wall, or place the wall to one side. Tell us what matters in your room and it goes into the scope.

Can a volunteer team run an LED wall and lights?

Yes, when the system is set up for them. Ask for saved settings, labeled controls, and on-site training in the scope, and every bid includes them.

Is there a price on this page?

No. The bids are the prices, written for your room, and you see all three at once.

LED walls · Stage lighting · Sound

An LED wall, lights and sound for your church, and a better deal on them.

We are United Under God. An LED wall is one of the biggest purchases a church makes, so we help you make it well: tell us about your room once, three companies ready to bid compete for the same work, and you choose the bid that fits, or none.

Ask for three bids Plan your room first

Problems this ends

Projection that washes out in daylight
Lyrics the back rows cannot read
A dark stage and faces lost on the livestream
A mix that buries the singers
No way to tell whether a price is fair

What changes for your people

What a wall, the right light, and clear sound change on Sunday

Words every seat can read.

An LED wall stays bright in a sunlit room, so the lyrics and the Scripture are clear from the back row, not washed out the way projection fades.

A backdrop that serves the worship.

Song words, sermon points, and a still or moving backdrop that sets the tone of the service, placed so the cross stays at the center.

Light that helps people lift their eyes.

Warm light on faces, so the preacher and the worship team are seen in the room and on the livestream, without turning Sunday into a concert.

Sound the room can sing with.

The band and the voices in one clear mix, and a board with saved settings your volunteers can run with confidence.

What it looks like

The room, on a Sunday

Words every seat can read
A wall sized for your room
Right for a smaller room, too
Light that lifts the room

Photos: Daniel, Keagan Henman, Duane Loux, and Aaron James on Unsplash.

Your platform

A wall behind the stage, the cross still at the center

A video wall across the back of the platform, lights on a frame above the band, and speakers aimed at the seats. Each bid sizes the wall from your room: how far back the last row sits, how wide the stage is, and how much daylight comes in.

Modern: a large video wall across the back of the stage, with lights hung on a frame above the band.

We are United Under God

A better deal on one of your biggest purchases

An LED wall, lights and sound are a major investment. Churches stand stronger together: we write your project up once, three companies ready to bid compete for it, and you see fair, comparable bids without calling around or learning the jargon.

Tell us about your room, once.
How many seats, how wide the stage is, how much daylight comes in, and what you want: the wall, the lights, the sound, or all three.
We write one clear scope.
United Under God turns what you sent into one written scope, so every company bids on the same work and nothing is left out.
Companies compete for it.
Church audio, video and lighting companies that serve your area bid on that same scope. They never see your church’s name or how to reach you.
You choose, or choose none.
You see the bids side by side on your private page. Choose one and we introduce you to that company. If none fit, say so. No obligation.

Real churches

Churches that wanted the same thing

From the project record of an experienced church audio, video, and lighting team that has served congregations across Georgia and the Southeast. Each one names where it is.

Milner, GA

Rock Springs

An 1,100-seat worship center upgrade centered on a 57' × 17' curved LED wall.

A 57' × 17' curved LED wall
Curved and placed so all 1,100 seats can see it
A safe plan for hanging and supporting it, with room to service it
Color and brightness adjusted so the picture looks right

Austell, GA

Word of Faith

A 10-year relationship. The 4,500-seat worship center received a complete HD livestream setup with 5 cameras, a 40' × 9' LED wall, new speakers so the stage and choir can hear themselves, and new projectors and simple controls for the Chapel and Fellowship Hall.

Complete HD livestream setup with 5 cameras
A 40' × 9' LED wall
New speakers so the stage and choir can hear themselves
A screen facing the choir so they can read the words
New sound systems for the Chapel and Fellowship Hall
New projectors and simple controls (Chapel and Fellowship Hall)

Thomaston, GA

Mountain View Baptist

Main sanctuary update with two new LED walls, stage lights upgraded to LED, and sound panels so it is clearer and the microphones can get louder before they squeal.

Two new LED walls in the main sanctuary
Stage lights upgraded to LED with refreshed looks
Sound panels so speech and music are clear

Cornelia, GA

Level Grove

It began with a single blown-speaker repair and grew through years of repairs, replacements, and upgrades. For the new 900-seat worship center: sound, video, stage and room lighting, big-screen video, LED walls and signs, livestreaming, sound in other rooms, and acoustics.

Began with a speaker repair; grew into full audio, video, and lighting work
Planned and put in for a new 900-seat worship center
Sound, video, and stage and room lighting, start to finish
Big-screen video, LED walls and signs, and livestreaming
Sound carried to other rooms, each one tuned

“[This team] has been our go-to team for sound, lighting, and projection. From fixing problems another company left behind to guiding us through a full new building install, they’ve always gone above and beyond—training our team, answering calls even on Sundays, and standing by their work. Great company, great values, great guys!”

Tony Yang, Worship Pastor, Level Grove, Cornelia, GA

Bringing this to a committee?

The Church Room Planner asks a few short questions about your room and your people and gives you a one-page summary to print: what to do first, how it serves the mission, and how the process works.

Plan your room first

Questions churches ask

How does this get our church a better deal?: Competition and one clear scope. We write down your room and what you want once, and the companies compete for the same work, so the bids are easy to compare and nobody can pad a price you cannot check. Churches standing together also make the work worth bidding sharply.
Who bids on the work?: Church audio, video and lighting companies that serve churches in your area and have agreed to United Under God’s Vendor Terms. Each bid shows the company that wrote it. Until you choose, none of them sees your church’s name or how to reach you.
What does it cost to ask for bids?: Nothing, and there is no obligation. You see the bids side by side on your own private page and choose one, or tell us none of them fit.
Why one scope for all three?: So you compare like with like. We write down your room and what you asked for once, and every company bids on that same work. A bid that leaves something out is easy to spot.
Projection or an LED wall?: Projection suits many sanctuaries and fellowship halls. An LED wall suits bright rooms, wide rooms, and stages where the words have to read from far back. If projection fits your room better, the companies will say so.
Will the wall cover the cross?: Not unless you want it to. Many churches frame the cross with the wall, keep it in front of the wall, or place the wall to one side. Tell us what matters in your room and it goes into the scope.
Can a volunteer team run an LED wall and lights?: Yes, when the system is set up for them. Ask for saved settings, labeled controls, and on-site training in the scope, and every bid includes them.
Is there a price on this page?: No. The bids are the prices, written for your room, and you see all three at once.

Looking for something else?

Ask for three bids.

A few answers about your room is enough to start. We will email you a private link where your bids will appear side by side. Nothing here is a price, and asking puts you under no obligation.

Only United Under God sees your name and contact.
The companies see the room and the work, never your church.
You choose one bid, or none.