Frequently asked questions

The Worship Player app is free to download and there are 5 free songs included for you to try it out. If you decide to subscribe, you then unlock access to the entire library of over 1,400 recordings (and growing) including contemporary songs, hymns, kids songs and unplugged versions. You can find out how to get started here.

Worship Player can run on Windows or Mac computers as well as iPads. You can see the minimum device specifications on this page.

The app is free to download and comes with 5 free songs to try out. Pricing for the full subscription which unlocks the entire library can be found on this page.

Yes, we are able to offer previous iSingWorship users an introductory discount. Please contact us for more details.

Yes, we’re pleased to offer an introductory discount to customers who have previously purchased videos from our sister site, Worship Lyric Videos. Please get in touch with us for more details.

Your subscription gives you access to all the features of the Worship Player app as well as the entire The Worship Zone song library. This is currently over 1,400 recordings including contemporary songs, hymns, children’s songs and unplugged versions. You also get access to all new song releases as soon as they become available. You can subscribe here.

You can use Worship Player on up to 3 devices at the same time with your subscription. Your playlists can be synced across those devices via the cloud, so for example, you could prepare your service at home and then access or download it on your church device. However, if you need more, you can puchase additional devices for your account here. The maximum number of devices it's possible to use under one account is 13.

Yes, absolutely, we are very keen to make the songs you want. Simply let us know which song(s) you would like via this page.

If you use Worship Player in your church and project song lyrics on a display for your congregation, then you will need a CCLI license. In this respect, using Worship Player is the same as when using live musicians. You can find out more from CCLI here: www.ccli.com