Up Faith and Family is a streaming service with religious and family-focused content
Up Faith and Family is a subscription streaming platform owned by the Pureflix company that offers films, television series, and original programming aimed at Christian and family audiences. The service operates on a monthly or annual subscription model, meaning you pay a recurring fee to access their content library rather than buying individual titles.
The platform includes movies, TV shows, documentaries, and original series. Content ranges from faith-based dramas and inspirational films to family-friendly entertainment. Unlike free ad-supported streaming services, Up Faith and Family requires a paid subscription to watch anything on the platform.
The service is available through web browsers, mobile apps (iOS and Android), and connected devices like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV. You can typically stream on multiple devices, though the number of simultaneous streams allowed depends on your subscription tier.
Key Takeaways
- Up Faith and Family offers monthly and annual subscription options, with annual plans usually costing less per month than paying monthly.
- The service focuses on Christian, faith-based, and family-appropriate content rather than mainstream entertainment.
- You can watch on phones, tablets, computers, and streaming devices, but the number of devices you can use at the same time varies by plan.
- Most subscriptions include a trial period before you are charged, though the length and terms depend on current promotions.
- Cancellation can usually be done through your account settings online without contacting customer service.
Subscription pricing and plan options
Up Faith and Family offers two main subscription tiers: a monthly plan and an annual plan. The monthly option lets you pay a smaller amount each month but costs more overall per year. The annual plan requires one upfront payment but spreads to a lower monthly cost if you divide the total by 12.
Pricing changes periodically and may vary depending on promotions, sales, or regional differences. The company sometimes offers discounted rates for the first month or first year to new subscribers. Check the Up Faith and Family website directly for current pricing, as rates are not fixed and may differ from what you see quoted elsewhere.
Some subscription bundles may include access to other Pureflix services or partner platforms. If you are considering a bundle, confirm what content libraries are included and whether each service can be cancelled separately or only as a package.
What devices and simultaneous streaming are supported
Up Faith and Family works on most common streaming devices and platforms. This includes web browsers on computers, native apps on iOS and Android phones and tablets, and apps on streaming devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Google Chromecast. Some smart TVs may have the app built in or available through their app store.
The number of people who can watch at the same time on different devices depends on your subscription plan. Some plans allow one stream at a time, while others permit two or more simultaneous streams. If you exceed the limit, you will typically see an error message asking you to stop playback on another device before continuing.
If you travel or use the service on multiple devices, log out of devices you no longer use regularly. Streaming services sometimes limit how many devices can be registered to one account to prevent unauthorized sharing.
Trial periods and how to start a subscription
Up Faith and Family often offers a free trial period for new subscribers, though the length and conditions vary. Some promotions include a seven-day trial, while others may offer 30 days. During the trial, you can watch the full content library without being charged, but you must provide a payment method to start the trial.
To begin a subscription, visit the Up Faith and Family website or download the app, then create an account with your email address and password. You will be asked to enter a payment method (credit card, debit card, or other accepted payment) to activate the trial. Make a note of when your trial ends so you know when billing will begin if you do not cancel.
If you do not want to continue after the trial, cancel before the trial period ends. Cancelling during the trial means you will not be charged at all. If you cancel after the trial ends, you may be refunded for the current billing period depending on the company's refund policy at that time.
How to cancel your subscription
Cancellation is usually handled through your account settings on the Up Faith and Family website or app. Log in to your account, look for a settings or account management section, and find the subscription or billing area. From there, you should see an option to cancel, pause, or manage your subscription.
When you cancel, the service typically remains active until the end of your current billing period. If you paid for a month, you can watch until that month ends. If you paid for a year, you can watch until the year is up. You will not be charged again after cancellation, but you will lose access once the paid period expires.
If you cannot find the cancellation option in your account or if the website is unclear, contact Up Faith and Family customer support through their website. Keep your account email and subscription details handy when you reach out.
Content library and what to expect
The Up Faith and Family library focuses on Christian, faith-based, and family-appropriate programming. This includes original series produced by the company, films from independent and faith-focused studios, documentaries about religious topics, and some mainstream family entertainment that meets their content standards.
The library is smaller than mainstream streaming services like Netflix or Disney+, so you will not find most current theatrical releases or popular mainstream shows. Content is curated to align with Christian values and family-friendly standards, which means some mainstream entertainment is excluded.
The company adds new content regularly, though the pace and volume of new releases are typically lower than larger streaming platforms. If you are looking for a specific title, search the library before subscribing to confirm it is available.
Payment methods and billing
Up Faith and Family accepts major credit cards and debit cards as payment methods. Depending on current options, the service may also accept payment through digital wallets or other online payment systems. When you set up your subscription, you choose which payment method to use.
Billing occurs on the same day each month (for monthly plans) or each year (for annual plans) based on when you started your subscription. Your payment method will be charged automatically unless you cancel before the billing date. If a payment fails, the company will typically attempt to charge again or notify you to update your payment information.
Keep your payment method current in your account settings. If your card expires or is declined, your subscription may be suspended until you provide a valid payment method. Check your account regularly to confirm your payment information is up to date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I share my Up Faith and Family account with family members in another household?
The terms of service typically restrict account sharing to members of the same household. Sharing with people outside your home may violate the service agreement. However, if your plan allows multiple simultaneous streams, family members in your home can watch at the same time on different devices.
What happens if I cancel during my free trial?
If you cancel before the trial period ends, you will not be charged. Your access will end on the date your trial was scheduled to expire. Make sure you cancel before the trial ends to avoid being billed for the first subscription period.
Can I pause my subscription instead of cancelling?
Some subscription services offer a pause or hold option that temporarily stops billing without cancelling your account. Check your account settings or contact customer support to see if Up Faith and Family offers this option. Pausing is useful if you want to take a break but plan to return later.
Is there a refund if I cancel mid-billing cycle?
Refund policies vary. Most subscription services do not refund partial months or years, but some may offer refunds under specific circumstances. Check the company's refund policy on their website or contact customer support before cancelling if a refund is important to you.
How do I update my payment method?
Log into your account on the Up Faith and Family website or app, go to account settings or billing information, and look for an option to update or change your payment method. Remove the old card and add the new one. Make sure to save your changes so the new payment method is used for your next billing date.