For churches in Southern California

How big an LED wall does your sanctuary need, and what does it cost?

Four answers about your room. You get the wall size, the pixel pitch, the power it draws and an installed budget — the same engineering an integrator would run, in a minute.

Plan your wall Get a quote

Good Stewards Church: main wall and two side screens across the stage

$24,070

installed, our smallest package

7680 Hz

refresh, so the livestream camera sees no flicker

5 years

warranty on the panels and power supplies

Next day

on-site service in Southern California, the first two years

Plan your wall

Change any answer and the wall, the drawing and the budget follow.

Seats in the sanctuary

Rough capacity is fine. If you know the depth of the room, enter that instead.

Stage to back wall (ft), optional

Stage width (ft)

We stream services online

Budget

Recommended wall

16.8 ft wide × 9.4 ft tall, P2.5

Front row about 12 ft from the stage, back row about 51 ft. P2.5 keeps the grid invisible from the first pew; the height lets the last pew read lyrics.

Panels: 8 × 6 = 48
Resolution: 2,048 × 1,152
Power: 7.7 kW · 4 × 20 A circuits
Weight: 845 lb
Screen area: 159 sq ft
Streaming: Camera-friendly pitch

Elevation, to scale

The wall square on. Room size inferred from the design, not surveyed — confirm on site before ordering.

Installed budget

$43,000 – $54,000

Hardware, structure, processor, installation, the warranty and two years of on-site service. An estimate for planning; a quote follows a site visit.

Packages

Reference prices, installed: panels, frame, NovaStar processor, spares, electrical work (an estimate, confirmed after the site survey), installation and delivery. Gloshine Blade P2.5 (BD2.5) panels in stock in Los Angeles.

Small sanctuary

12.6 ft × 6.3 ft, P2.5, 24 panels

For about 100 to 150 seats. NovaStar VX400 Pro processor and receiving cards, steel frame, spare modules, power supplies and cards, electrical work, installation and delivery. Panels and power supplies warranted five years, NovaStar processor and receiving cards three years by NovaStar; free on-site service for the first two years in Southern California, response the next business day.

$24,070

Reference price, installed in Southern California. The final quote follows a site survey.

Recommended for your room

Medium sanctuary

16.8 ft × 9.4 ft, P2.5, 48 panels

For about 200 to 250 seats. NovaStar VX400 Pro processor and receiving cards, steel frame, spare modules, power supplies and cards, electrical work, installation and delivery. Panels and power supplies warranted five years, NovaStar processor and receiving cards three years by NovaStar; free on-site service for the first two years in Southern California, response the next business day.

$45,140

Reference price, installed in Southern California. The final quote follows a site survey.

Large sanctuary

21.0 ft × 11.0 ft, P2.5, 70 panels

For about 300 seats. NovaStar VX600 Pro processor and receiving cards, steel frame, spare modules, power supplies and cards, electrical work, installation and delivery. Panels and power supplies warranted five years, NovaStar processor and receiving cards three years by NovaStar; free on-site service for the first two years in Southern California, response the next business day.

$64,460

Reference price, installed in Southern California. The final quote follows a site survey.

See it on your own stage

Take a photo of your stage from the seats. Put the four handles where the two ends of the stage meet the floor and the ceiling — the rectangle as wide as your stage and as tall as the ceiling — and the wall is drawn in at true size. The photo never leaves your browser.

Ceiling height above the stage (ft)

Stage floor to ceiling. This and the stage width are what the picture is scaled to.

Stage width 40.0 ft, from above. The handles go at its two ends.

Choose a photo

The photo stays in this browser — nothing is uploaded.

Screen 16'-9 9/16" x 9'-5 3/8" on a 40'-0" x 20'-0" wall. Check the figure looks the right height — if it does, the corners are marked well.

Composited on a photograph, not measured. Wide lenses bend straight lines, so treat this as an impression of the size and the drawings as the record.

Walls we have installed

Every seam flush to within 0.3 mm on our P2.5 walls, checked with a straightedge and feeler gauge at every horizontal, vertical and cross joint. Large walls are built and color-calibrated at the factory; any wall that was not, we calibrate on site with a professional camera system. Every wall is signed off against a written acceptance checklist, by our own crew.

More of our work: PixelPro Productions ↗

Good Stewards Church: the wall prepared, before the frame went up

Good Stewards Church: one wall across the stage, first Sunday

A main wall over a stone feature, from the back pew

A large hall, one wide wall between two projection screens

A wall on a black-box stage, hung on its own frame

Questions churches ask

How bright does it need to be?: An indoor wall is rated 800 to 1,200 nits and runs at a third of that in a sanctuary. That is several times brighter than any projector, and windows stop mattering.
Will it look right on the livestream?: Yes, with two things set correctly: a pitch of P3 or finer where the camera is close, and a refresh rate of 3,840 Hz. Both are in the recommendation. The banding you see on cheap walls comes from low refresh, not from LED itself.
Do we need new electrical?: The plan shows how many dedicated 20 A circuits the wall needs. A typical sanctuary wall needs three to six; an electrician adds them in a day. The number is computed from the panels' peak draw, not from an average.
Will our wall hold it?: The plan shows the weight. The wall hangs on a steel frame fixed to the structure behind it or standing on the stage floor; the installer checks the structure before anything is ordered. Ground-stacked frames need no wall fixings at all.
What happens when a panel fails?: A module is swapped from the front in minutes. Every package ships with spares. Nothing goes back to a factory.
Why LED instead of a projector?: No bulbs, no throw distance, no dark room. A wall is rated for 100,000 hours, which is ten years of Sundays and every weeknight, and it looks the same with the house lights up.
How long does it take?: Gloshine Blade P2.5 (BD2.5) panels are in stock in our Los Angeles warehouse: two to three business days from order to delivery, then two to six days on site for a typical sanctuary wall. Most churches plan the install for a week between Sundays.
What is in the price?: The estimate on this page covers the panels, the frame, the processor, spares, drawings, installation, the warranty and two years of on-site service. Electrical work is included as an estimate; the actual cost depends on the site and is confirmed after the survey. Any permit is separate. The installer's quote itemises all of it.

Get a quote from a local installer

We pass your room and the recommended wall to an installer in your area. One call, no obligation.

Installed in Southern California by AI Home, Inc. · California contractor license (CSLB) #1063528

LED wall plan

PixelBid · Church LED Wall Planner

Prepared October 1, 2026

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Your room

Seats in the sanctuary: 200
Stage to back wall (ft), optional: estimated from seats
Stage width (ft): 40 ft
Ceiling height above the stage (ft): 20 ft
Streaming: Camera-friendly pitch

Recommended wall

16.8 ft wide × 9.4 ft tall, P2.5

Panels: 8 × 6 = 48
Resolution: 2,048 × 1,152
Power: 7.7 kW · 4 × 20 A circuits
Weight: 845 lb
Screen area: 159 sq ft

Elevation, to scale

The wall square on. Room size inferred from the design, not surveyed — confirm on site before ordering.

Installed budget

$43,000 – $54,000

Hardware, structure, processor, installation, the warranty and two years of on-site service. An estimate for planning; a quote follows a site visit.

Recommended for your room

Medium sanctuary

$45,140 Reference price, installed in Southern California. The final quote follows a site survey.

Next steps

Share this page with your board; the budget is enough to decide whether to proceed.
Ask for a quote on pixelbid.ai/church; an installer in your area calls within a business day.
A site visit confirms the wall, the structure and the power, and the quote follows.

Contact

support@pixelbid.ai

https://pixelbid.ai

The recommendation follows the viewing-distance rules LED manufacturers publish and the sizing practice of US houses of worship. Power and weight are computed for a generic cabinet at the recommended pitch; the installer's quote will name the exact product. Budgets are estimates and vary with the building.