About SG Media

SG Media is Steve Gonzales. That's the feature.

When you call your tech department, you get the person who built your website, knows your Sunday setup, and wrote last month's report. No account managers, no ticket roulette, no explaining your situation twice.

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Twenty-five years in the booth and the back office

I've spent more than 25 years doing church technology from the inside — running IT, building websites, mixing sound, switching video, producing media, and training the volunteers who keep it all going on Sunday morning. Most of that time was at one church, which taught me the thing outside IT companies never learn: how a church actually runs. What Sunday needs. What a volunteer can own. What a board wants to see before it says yes.

SG Media exists to give that experience to churches and small organizations that can't hire it full-time — a whole tech department's worth of care, for less than anyone's part-time hire.

Remote on purpose

SG Media is fully remote, and that's a design decision, not a limitation. Remote is why the Tech Department costs $499 instead of $2,500. It means your problem gets attention in minutes instead of after a drive. And for the rare task that needs hands on hardware, we guide your people live on video — their hands, our head — or help you bring in the right local vendor and check their work. In 25 years of church tech, almost nothing truly needed me physically in the room. What it needed was someone paying attention.

Three things we believe

Broken things are covered. New things are quoted.

You should never wonder what a fix will cost, and never be surprised by a bill for something you didn't approve.

Boring is a feature.

Great church technology is invisible — the stream just works, the newsletter just arrives, the backup just ran. The monthly report exists so you can see the boring happening.

Volunteers are the superpower.

The goal isn't to make your church depend on us for everything — it's to leave behind trained people, good templates and clear runbooks, so Sunday runs well even when nobody calls.

Come say hello.

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