Nave vs LPi (4LPi)

An ad-free alternative to LPi's ad-funded bulletins.

LPi makes your bulletin 'free' by selling local-business ads to your parishioners. Nave is ad-free and parish-owned — a multilingual platform that runs the whole parish, with a bulletin auto-assembled in three languages.

LPi (4LPi). A 50-year, ad-funded bulletin company — print and digital bulletins monetized by selling local-business ads to parishioners — with bolt-on WeConnect websites, online giving, and branding services. Strong at bulletins and ad sales; not a parish operating system.

CapabilityNaveLPi (4LPi)
Ad-free — no ads shown to your parishioners✗ ad-funded
Co-equal multilingual content✓ EN/ES/TL + more✗ English print
Full parishioner website & back office✓ all-in~ bulletin + add-on site
Weekly bulletin✓ auto-assembled, multilingual✓ print + ad sales
Always-accurate, computed liturgy
Sacramental records + certificates
Online giving~ offertory live
Built for a volunteer-run office✓ roles + audit

✓ ships · ~ partial / gated / rolling out · ✗ not offered. Verified against vendor materials and third-party reviews.

Why parishes choose Nave over LPi (4LPi).

Ad-free

Your parish, not a billboard

LPi funds 'free' bulletins by selling local-business ads shown to your parishioners. Nave is ad-free and parish-owned — your digital home is never a place to sell advertising.

The moat

Multilingual, co-equal

LPi's bulletins and content are English-centric print. Nave ships English, Spanish, and Tagalog co-equal — site, bulletin, and notifications — and adds more.

Platform

A whole parish, not a bulletin

LPi is a bulletin company with a bolt-on website. Nave is the platform the parish runs on — website, giving, sacraments, records, and the financial back office — with the bulletin auto-assembled from your own data.

Records

Records of record, built in

Sacramental registers, certificates, and safe-environment certification — the things a bulletin-and-ads company was never built to hold.

Switching is easy

Keep your printed bulletin if you love it — Nave's bulletin is digital and print-ready, and the rest of the platform (website, giving, records, finances) wraps around it, ad-free.

Questions, answered.

Is Nave an LPi (4LPi) alternative?

Yes — and broader. LPi is an ad-funded bulletin provider with a bolt-on website. Nave replaces the website and adds the whole back office — giving, sacraments, records, finances — ad-free and multilingual, with a bulletin auto-assembled in three languages. You can even keep LPi's printed bulletin alongside Nave.

Does Nave put ads in our bulletin or website?

No. LPi's business model is selling local-business ads to reach your parishioners. Nave is ad-free, subscription-based, and parish-owned — your bulletin and site carry no third-party advertising.

Does Nave do a weekly bulletin like LPi?

Yes — auto-assembled from your parish data (Mass times, events, intentions, the Sunday reflection), multilingual, and formatted for print and screen — with no ad sales required.

What about LPi's free or ad-subsidized pricing?

A bulletin is 'free' because advertisers pay to put their ads in front of your parishioners. Nave is one parish-sized rate with no ads — and it replaces far more than a bulletin: your website, giving, sacraments, records, and finances.

See the full field in our parish software comparison.

See the difference on your own parish.

We'll stand up a live demo on your schedule, ministries, and languages — and migrate what you already have.

Nave vs LPi (4LPi) — An Ad-Free Alternative to Ad-Funded Bulletins