Compared honestly · U.S. prices in USD

Seraph vs Hallow

Two apps that take daily prayer seriously, built on different convictions. This page is written by the maker of Seraph — read it knowing that — and it will be generous to Hallow, because Hallow has earned it.

Our bias, declared: we make Seraph. The linked Hallow sources support the specific prices, access rules, and library features identified below; this is not an independent review of either app. Our product details describe Seraph’s current published offering; if we've got something wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.

The main difference

Consider Hallow for a Catholic audio library and seasonal community challenges. Its free library includes the daily rosary, daily gospel, and Bible in a Year; additional sleep, music, and challenge content comes with a subscription.

Choose Seraph if you want something quieter: one flame kept daily, the whole King James Bible readable free, guided prayer paced by breath — and a hard privacy line: no account to create, no ads, and a public vow of no prayer analytics. Your prayer life stays on your device.

Side by side

FeatureSeraphHallow
Annual price$59.99/yr$69.99/yr (U.S.)
Monthly price$6.99/mo$9.99/mo (U.S.)
Family plan$119.99/yr, up to 6 members (U.S.)
Free trialNone — the free tier is the trialYes, on individual plans; not the Friends & Family plan
Free, foreverDaily verse · 2 guided sessions · the whole KJV Bible (1,189 chapters) · every reading plan · streak flame · remindersDaily rosary · daily gospel · Bible in a Year · other free sessions
Subscription opensFull guided-prayer library (12 sessions) · Sacred Seasons (Advent & Lent)The full content library
Account requiredNo — no sign-up existsYes, including free app access
Prayer analyticsNone — a public vow. Prayer data never leaves your deviceNot independently assessed in this comparison
ScriptureFull KJV bundled; offline on iPhoneBible in a Year and other scripture-based sessions
TraditionBroadly Christian, KJVCatholic

Hallow prices are its published U.S. plan prices, checked September 5, 2026. They exclude sales tax; regional pricing and the final purchase total may differ. Check Hallow’s current pricing guidance and your checkout before subscribing. No worldwide cheapest-price claim is made here.

What Hallow does better

Hallow’s paid library includes sleep sessions, music, audiobooks, and seasonal community challenges. It also offers a Friends & Family plan. Individual subscriptions include a trial; the family plan does not. For readers seeking those formats and community features, Hallow is worth considering.

What Seraph does differently

Restraint as a feature. No account between you and prayer. The entire Bible free — not excerpts. A streak that forgives a missed day instead of shaming it. And a privacy stance we've made contractual with our users: no prayer analytics, ever. Compare the plan and features that fit your use, rather than assuming one worldwide price difference.

Sources and scope

Checked against the following official Hallow pages on . These references do not establish an independent review or endorsement of Seraph.

  • Hallow subscription pricing

    Supports the listed U.S. annual, monthly, and family prices, six-member family limit, tax caveat, and individual-versus-family trial distinction.

  • Accessing Hallow for free

    Supports the account requirement for free app use and the distinction between a free account and an optional subscription.

  • Hallow free and paid library

    Supports the listed free scripture and prayer content and the additional paid content categories. Subjective product fit remains our assessment.

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