Follows the sermon, not the room
Listeners hear the message clearly at the volume that feels right to them.
CHURCHES
AudioFetch for churches
Everyone in the pew hears every word.
AudioFetch streams the sermon straight to a smartphone, earbuds, or compatible hearing aid—in low latency, using the soundboard your church already has—so hard-of-hearing members are not straining to follow along.
Trusted by more than 1,800 churches.
Why it matters
Hearing support that fits the service you already run.
Members who are hard of hearing—or who sit at the back of the sanctuary—can miss parts of the sermon, music, or announcements. A personal AudioFetch feed keeps them connected to the service and the community without changing anything for everyone else.
It is a simple, respectful way to make accessibility part of the service you already know how to lead.
What it solves
A more comfortable way to stay present.
Works with the sound you have
AudioFetch connects to an available soundboard output—no replacement mix required.
ASSISTIVE LISTENINGCompatible with hearing aids
Use earbuds, headphones, or a compatible hearing device with a smartphone.
HEARING AIDSNothing to hand out
No receivers, desk, or extra Sunday-morning task for your volunteers.
VOLUNTEERSHow it works
Simple from setup to stream.
A clear three-step setup for church staff, worship teams, and volunteers.
01
Connect
Plug AudioFetch into an available output on the soundboard.
02
Share
Display or print simple connection instructions for the congregation.
03
Listen
Listeners choose the service channel on their phone and set their own volume.
“A few of our members told us they could follow the sermon again without asking someone to repeat it. It has been a simple, respectful addition to our service.”
Jordan Lee · Worship Pastor · Grace Community Church
Questions, answered
Clear answers for your church team.
Do we need to replace our sound system?
No. AudioFetch plugs into an available output on the soundboard and works alongside the system your church already uses.
Can it work with hearing aids?
Yes. Listeners can use earbuds, headphones, or a compatible hearing aid that connects to their smartphone. They choose the device and volume that works for them.
Will it work in an older building with weak WiFi?
AudioFetch uses WiFi to stream the service to listeners’ phones. We can help your team review coverage and identify the simplest setup for your sanctuary before you decide.
How much work is it for our volunteers?
Once the system is set up, there is no day-to-day staff effort. Your team shares simple connection instructions, and each listener controls their own phone and volume.
Let’s talk
Make every service easier to hear.
Tell us about your church and we’ll show you the simplest way to make every service easier to hear.
No pressure, no complicated proposal. Just a clear look at what will work for your congregation.