For churches and nonprofits with nobody on staff for this
You already said something
worth hearing this week.
Almost nobody heard it.
Fructus Donum™ takes one sermon — or one program update — and turns it into a finished week of video, captions, and posts. Grounded in your own words, with consent on file, published to your own channels on a schedule you set.
Most organizations know consistent storytelling brings support. Almost none can sustain it, because it means deciding what to say, saying it well, and shipping it — every week, forever, on top of the actual work.
What comes back from one file
Five finished pieces
One long-form video
Captioned, branded, ready to upload. 8–12 minutes.
Three vertical cuts
Reels and Shorts, reframed on the subject, not cropped from the middle.
One carousel
The same message, typeset for Instagram.
One email
Written for your list, ready to send from your own platform.
One web page
Indexable, on your own site, so it keeps working after the week ends.
How it works
Three steps, and you only do the first
Send one sermon
An audio or video file, or a YouTube link. Nothing to install, no account, no card.
We read it — and only it
Every sentence we write traces back to something you actually said. Nothing is invented to fill a gap.
A finished week comes back
About ten minutes later. You look at it and decide whether next week is worth $49.
The part that matters most
We would rather publish nothing than publish something you did not say.
Most AI tools will happily invent a beneficiary, a statistic, or a quote, because nothing stops them. That is a reputational problem for a business and a far more serious one for a congregation.
Fructus Donum can only write from what you gave it. Every claim carries a link back to its source. If it cannot ground a sentence, the draft is discarded and you are told why — not softened until it passes.
Nothing invented
No source, no sentence.
Consent enforced
Checked when the video is built, not filed in a drawer.
No synthetic people
We never generate a real person's face or voice.
After the free week, if you want it
Priced against doing nothing
An agency is $2,000–$6,000 a month. A communications hire is $55,000 a year. Most organizations we talk to have neither, and publish nothing as a result.
Seed
$49/month
6 pieces a month · one platform
Under $250k budget
Grove
$149/month
12 pieces · both platforms · giving attribution
$250k–$2M
Orchard
$349/month
30 pieces · 3 programs · integrations
$2M–$5M
Annual billing is two months free. Organizations under $100,000 in annual budget and fiscally sponsored projects get a verified 50% rate — on proof of status, not on request.
Questions we actually get asked
Will this put words in my mouth?+
No, and not as a promise — as an architecture. The system can only write from material you supplied. If it cannot trace a sentence back to your source, the draft is discarded rather than published. You will see this on your own sermon before you pay anything.
Does it use anyone's face or voice without permission?+
It cannot. Every person in your library carries a consent record with a scope and an expiry, and that record is checked at the moment the video file is built — the last point before anything becomes public. Missing or expired consent stops the render. We do not synthesize the likeness or voice of a real person, ever, and that is not on our roadmap.
Who approves what gets posted?+
You do. Every organization starts in review mode, and we do not push anyone off it. Publishing on its own is something you turn on when you have decided it has earned that, not a default we set for you.
Where does it post?+
To your own YouTube channel and Instagram account, which you connect and can disconnect at any time. Your channel, your subscribers, your donate button. Everything published stays yours if you leave.
What if we are a nonprofit, not a church?+
Same product, different calendar. Instead of a sermon, send your last annual report or a program write-up. Organizations under $100,000 in annual budget and fiscally sponsored projects get a verified 50% rate.
Tell it every week.
Let the giving compound.
Send one sermon. If what comes back is not something you would be glad to publish, you have lost ten minutes and we have lost nothing worth keeping.
Send us one sermon