The sermon goes in. Sunday comes out.

Worship planning that starts with the sermon.

Paste this week’s message. Seteo composes the set — songs in the right order and the right keys, with a reason for every choice — then puts real charts on every phone and settles who’s playing. And when you publish, every person on your team hears about it — no app to install, no account to forget.

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The messageAbideJohn 15:1–17

Set

This week

Sunday is set.

Sunday, 9:00You’re on keys

I’m inYou’re in

MPREJHSOAFFive of five are in

Imports your songs from Planning Center
Volunteers reply from one private link — no login, ever
Your data stays yours — never used to train public models

You match songs to the sermon from memory, every week, from nothing.

You transpose charts at 11pm and text six people who answer at three different speeds.

By Sunday you’ve done a full week of work nobody saw.

Seteo does the assembling. You do the part that needed you.

Wednesday. Thursday. Sunday.

How a week goes, once the assembling is done for you.

Wednesday

Paste the sermon. The set arrives.

Songs matched to the message, a key for each, the flow from open to send — and under every song, one honest sentence on why it belongs. Love the opener? Lock it, and the rest re-forms around it. Don’t like the closer? Say so — “take it down a step, something quieter” — and the plan updates in place. Nothing reaches your team until you send it.

It draws only from your library. It never invents a song you don’t have.

Take the closer down to D.

Done. Closer to D.

Thursday

Your drummer answers from his inbox — and his calendar takes it from there.

The ask arrives as ordinary email from your church, with one link that just works on his phone. One tap: I’m in. Then the calendar buttons surface — Apple, Outlook, or Google — and the service lands in his own calendar with a reminder the day before and his link inside the event.

Availability and Sunday RSVPs never ask him to log in.

MPMina at Riverbend, via Seteo

You’re on drums this Sunday

Sunday, October 11. Call time is 8:15.

You’re in for Sunday

Added: “Serving, Drums at Riverbend”. Sun Oct 11, 9:00 AM, with a reminder the day before.

MPREJHSOAFFour of five are in

Sunday

Every phone becomes the chart.

Chords, Nashville numbers, or lyrics — one tap between them, mid-song if you need it. Make the text bigger and the chart reflows; nothing falls off the right edge in verse two.

The verse being sung sits in light. Tap a verse, change the view, or grow the text.

Abide with Me

72 bpm. Let the last verse breathe.

For your team

No app. No account. No chasing.

Each teammate gets one private link — theirs for good. The first time they open it, it walks them in: answer the Sunday, drop an email for future publishes, connect Discord if the team uses it. About a minute, any order, and they never see a login screen.

Their first open

The link walks them in.

Three small steps sit at the top of their page and check themselves off as real things happen — no tour, no wizard. Their Sunday leads; everything else is one tap deep. And they can pin the link to their home screen — the page shows them how — so it opens like an app, because for them it is one.

Links are unguessable, private to each person, and instantly revocable — by them or by you.

Riverbend, your Sundays Hi Avery — you’re on.

Answer a Sunday
Get notified
Connect Discord

Sun, Oct 11Drums

You’re set for October 11 — see you there.

Song library, 497 songs

After they link Discord

They tell you what they play — the roster builds itself.

One friendly question the first time through: “what do you do on the team?” Many people wear more than one hat — they tap as many as they do, the first pick becomes their main role, and your roster fills in with zero data entry from you.

Their leader sees it on the Team page the moment they answer.

Seteo, who are you on the team? Avery, what do you do on the team?

Drums, mainBGVLead vocalsBassKeysStringsCameraFOHSomething else…

Saved — your leader can see your roles on the roster.

And on your side, day one

The home page is the setup — until it isn’t.

A new church’s home opens as a short checklist that checks itself off as real things happen: team reachable, songs in, the first set built, the schedule filled. Publish once and it retires forever — no tour, no demo data, no fake progress.

The one thing it insists on: everyone on the roster has a way to be reached.

Seteo, home: getting set up

!Add your team — with a way to reach them6 added, 1 has no email yet
Bring in your songs497 imported from Planning Center
Build this Sunday’s setDrafted from the sermon
Let the solver fill the scheduleIt already knows who’s away
Publish — and watch it reach peopleUnlocks when the team is reachable

The publish moment

Nobody finds out from the group chat.

One publish. Every person, reached the way they chose — and you watch it happen.

“Opened” comes from link timestamps — no tracking pixels, ever. And yes, it shows you the one person it couldn’t reach.

nowEmailed Avery his Sunday link
nowEmailed Jules her Sunday link
nowCreated #sunday-oct-11 on Discord, linked teammates added
nowKit has no email or Discord — copy his link and send it yourself
2mAvery opened his link
4mJules replied: I’m set

Sunday morning

Every chart, on every music stand, exactly as big as it needs to be.

The Stand turns any phone or tablet into the music stand: the whole set, every song in its key, chords in a face you can read from a mic stand away. Turn the type up and the chart reflows instead of clipping. And when someone calls an audible, any song in your library is already there — in the right key.

A guest sitting in this week?

Hand them tonight’s set with one link — full charts on the Stand, nothing else — and the link retires itself in a week.

seteo…/share/Mw…07, expires in 7 days

Key

The team

Every Sunday staffed. Nobody chased.

Worship and AV on one grid, one roster — nobody gets double-booked across lanes. Seteo drafts the coming weeks with a long memory for who has carried the load and the hard limits you set. And when someone declines on a Friday, it proposes the swap, emails the incoming teammate, and re-syncs the Discord channel — it arrives with names, not a problem.

Seat	SundayOct 11	SundayOct 18	SundayOct 25	SundayNov 1

From Mina at Riverbend, via SeteoSundays that work for you?

One link, no login — tap the weeks you can serve.

Avery confirmed — drums, Oct 11

One tap, from his inbox. 5 of 6 in.

Every change you approve — Seteo drafts; you decide.

Works alongside Planning Center: import your songs in minutes.

The library

Real charts, not lyric sheets with letters sprinkled on.

Any song, any key — transposition is built in, and the chart stays a chart.
Midweek, the same volunteer link opens the whole library for practice — what they’re playing this week on top, watermarked, read-only.
Sharing is off by default: your church turns it on, on the record, under its own music license — and can pause it any Saturday night.
Bring your library from Planning Center in a few clicks, or hand Seteo the PDF binder — it hands back living charts.

Pricing

Flat per church.
Every volunteer included.

No per-seat fees, ever. The set composer, chat edits, The Stand, and the volunteer loop are in every plan — you only move up for more teams and deeper insight.

Getting started

Flat per church, every volunteer included. $29 or $59 a month, charged when you subscribe. Cancel any time. Write to us below and we’ll send the link that sets your church up.

Founding Church

$29/mo

One team, Sundays set — the full composer for a single worship team.

Unlimited sets, composed from your sermons
Copilot chat — 4 edits a month
The Stand — chords, numbers, lyrics on every phone
Availability + one-tap RSVP, no volunteer logins
Schedule one team, four weeks ahead

Get started

Whole MinistryPopular

$59/mo

Every service, every team — with an unlimited copilot and the insight to keep the ministry healthy.

Everything in Founding, plus
Unlimited copilot — change keys, swap songs, rebuild the set by chat
Worship + AV/Media on one grid, double-book-proof
Volunteer song library — church-controlled sharing
Auto Sunday Discord channels
Set history · priority support

Get started

Multi-Campus

$129/mo

One library, many rooms.

Everything in Whole Ministry, plus
Multiple campuses
Shared song library across sites
Admin roles & SSO
Guided onboarding

Get started

Less than an hour of the volunteer-chase it replaces, each week. Flat per church, every volunteer included. $29 or $59 a month, charged when you subscribe. Cancel any time.

Comparison

How we sit next to Planning Center

Keep Planning Center if you love it — Seteo imports your songs from it. Here’s what each one does for your week.

What it does	Planning Center · Services	Seteo
Flat price per churchVolunteers never raise the bill	—
Set composed from the sermonKeys, flow, and a reason for every pick	—
Volunteers without accountsOne private link — no app, no login, ever	—
Publish reach receiptsA per-person ledger — who was emailed, who opened, who’s unreachable	—
Auto Sunday Discord channelsThe bot builds and re-syncs them on every publish	—
Charts on stageChords, numbers, lyrics that reflow on any phone
Volunteer schedulingRotation drafted for you, fairness built in
Song library & importSeteo imports yours from PCO — and shares it to volunteers, church-controlled

Before you ask

Will it pick songs that aren’t us?

It composes only from your library and shows its reasoning for every pick. You edit anything; nothing goes to the team until you send it.

We’re on Planning Center.

Keep it. Seteo imports your songs and does the part Planning Center doesn’t: composing the set, the charts on stage, the schedule drafted for you.

What about our CCLI license?

Your charts stay your charts, stored under your church’s own music license — like the binder on your piano. Sharing the library to volunteers is off by default; an admin turns it on, on the record, and can pause it anytime.

My volunteers won’t learn a new app.

They don’t have to learn anything. Everything arrives through one private link that works in any browser — one tap answers, no login. They can pin it to their home screen and it opens like an app.

Is our data private?

Private by default. Your sermons, charts, and roster stay yours, and are never used to train public models. No tracking pixels — even “opened” comes from link timestamps.

Why Seteo exists

The hardest part of leading worship was never Sunday — it was Wednesday: the blank setlist, then the chase across three group chats. Seteo is the tool for that night. It starts the week where you do — with the message — and holds it all the way to the last chord.

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Worship planning that starts with the sermon.

Wednesday. Thursday. Sunday.

Paste the sermon. The set arrives.

Your drummer answers from his inbox — and his calendar takes it from there.

You’re on drums this Sunday

Every phone becomes the chart.

Abide with Me

No app. No account. No chasing.

The link walks them in.

They tell you what they play — the roster builds itself.

The home page is the setup — until it isn’t.

Nobody finds out from the group chat.

Every chart, on every music stand, exactly as big as it needs to be.

Every Sunday staffed. Nobody chased.

Real charts, not lyric sheets with letters sprinkled on.

Flat per church.Every volunteer included.

Founding Church

Whole MinistryPopular

Multi-Campus

How we sit next to Planning Center

Before you ask

Set this Sunday,start to send

Flat per church.
Every volunteer included.

Set this Sunday,
start to send