Best prayer apps 2026

Five well-known Christian prayer apps, compared side by side with public facts from their App Store listings and websites. Each one is good at something different, so start with what you want help with.

How we ranked these apps

We use AI-assisted analysis that combines App Store ratings and reviews, features and price, and industry search-demand and web-traffic data.

Each app gets a weighted score: rating 30%, number of ratings 25%, features and price 20%, popularity 25%. Popularity is shown below only as High, Medium, or Low.

  • Hallow: Popularity High
  • Pray.com: Popularity High
  • Abide: Popularity High
  • Echo Prayer: Popularity Medium
  • PrayerMate: Popularity Medium

We make Called to Pray, so we left it out of the scores. The apps are in score order. Ratings and prices change, so confirm on each listing. We refresh this list once a year.

See also: Christian prayer apps for iPhone.

Side by side

Prayer apps compared. Ratings are from the U.S. App Store. As of Oct 2026.
AppApp Store ratingPrice or free tierKey featuresPlatformsLast update
Hallow4.9 (380K)Free daily prayers. Full app: $9.99/month or $69.99/year (U.S., per its App Store listing).Catholic audio-guided prayer and meditation: Rosary, Lectio Divina, Examen, sleep Bible stories, prayer reminders, and a journal after every prayer.iPhone, iPad, Mac, AndroidOct 15, 2026
Pray.com4.8 (193K)Free tier (daily prayer, Pray Radio, podcasts, prayer requests). Premium is a paid subscription.Daily and nightly prayers, prayer plans, Bedtime Bible Stories, audio Bible stories, Christian meditation, and prayer communities.iPhone, iPad, Apple WatchOct 9, 2026
Abide4.9 (122K)Free to install, with in-app purchases.Christian meditation, biblical sleep stories, a full audio Bible, daily devotions, and Bible reading plans.iPhone, iPadOct 20, 2026
Echo Prayer4.8 (21.7K)Free. Some sharing and feed features need an ECHO+ membership.A prayer list with tags, marking prayers answered, reminders by push or email, a Pray Now timer, shared prayer requests, and church prayer feeds.iPhone, iPadSep 3, 2026
PrayerMate4.8 (424)Free to install.Daily index cards from your own prayer categories, daily reminders, prayer groups, 500+ ministry prayer feeds, and Operation World country of the day.iPhone, iPadOct 14, 2026

The prayer apps, in score order

1. Hallow

Catholic audio-guided prayer and meditation: Rosary, Lectio Divina, Examen, sleep Bible stories, prayer reminders, and a journal after every prayer.

Price: Free daily prayers. Full app: $9.99/month or $69.99/year (U.S., per its App Store listing). Rating: 4.9 (380K). Popularity: High.

2. Pray.com

Daily and nightly prayers, prayer plans, Bedtime Bible Stories, audio Bible stories, Christian meditation, and prayer communities.

Price: Free tier (daily prayer, Pray Radio, podcasts, prayer requests). Premium is a paid subscription. Rating: 4.8 (193K). Popularity: High.

3. Abide

Christian meditation, biblical sleep stories, a full audio Bible, daily devotions, and Bible reading plans.

Price: Free to install, with in-app purchases. Rating: 4.9 (122K). Popularity: High.

4. Echo Prayer

A prayer list with tags, marking prayers answered, reminders by push or email, a Pray Now timer, shared prayer requests, and church prayer feeds.

Price: Free. Some sharing and feed features need an ECHO+ membership. Rating: 4.8 (21.7K). Popularity: Medium.

5. PrayerMate

Daily index cards from your own prayer categories, daily reminders, prayer groups, 500+ ministry prayer feeds, and Operation World country of the day.

Price: Free to install. Rating: 4.8 (424). Popularity: Medium.

How to choose a prayer app

Pick the one problem you want help with. If you want guided audio, look at Hallow, Pray.com, or Abide. If you keep forgetting who you promised to pray for, a list app like Echo Prayer or PrayerMate fits. If a notification is easy to swipe away, an app that rings your phone may help. Whatever you choose, a prayer app supports personal prayer. It does not replace church, clergy, or care from people who know you.

Want to start without any app? Read how to make a prayer list, see the best prayer journal apps, or try a simple daily prayer rhythm.

Questions about prayer apps

What is the best prayer app?

It depends on what you want. Hallow suits Catholic audio-guided prayer. Pray.com and Abide lean toward audio, sleep stories, and meditation. Echo Prayer and PrayerMate are built around keeping a prayer list and remembering it.

Are these prayer apps free?

Each app on this page is free to install. Hallow, Pray.com, and Abide sell a subscription for their full library, and Echo Prayer has a paid ECHO+ membership for some features. Confirm current prices on each App Store listing.

Which prayer apps help you keep a prayer list?

Echo Prayer and PrayerMate are designed around a prayer list. Our guide on how to make a prayer list shows how to build one on paper or in an app.