The short answer: Glorify owns the morning; Still owns the night. Glorify is one of the best-made daily devotional apps anywhere — a short, beautiful rhythm of scripture, reflection, and worship to start the day, with a generous free tier. Still overlaps on devotionals but is built for the other end of the day: Bible sleep stories, evening prayers, calming sounds, and a gentle scripture alarm. Plenty of people would be well served by either; some genuinely need both.
Disclosure: we make Still. The comparison below is factual, and Glorify comes off well in it — deservedly.
What Glorify does well
Glorify’s daily devotional is the best onboarding ramp into a scripture habit we’ve seen: a passage, a guided reflection, worship music, done in ten minutes. The design is calm and contemporary, the free tier is genuinely usable (not a teaser), and Glorify’s paid tier is gentle: about $6.99 a month (US, August 2026). Glorify doesn’t publish an annual price — its help centre tells you to check inside the app, and its App Store listing shows annual options between $41.99 and $69.99, so we won’t guess at one. Still is $59.99 a year or $12.99 a month after a free trial..
If your goal is a morning routine with God, Glorify is an easy recommendation.
Where the two apps differ
| Still | Glorify | |
|---|---|---|
| Core focus | Sleep, evening prayer & rest | Daily devotionals & worship |
| Bible sleep stories | Yes — the heart of the app | No |
| Evening prayers | Yes | Yes |
| Sleep sounds & alarm | Yes, incl. scripture alarm | Limited |
| Worship music | No | Yes |
| German | Native | English only |
| Free tier | Free trial | Strong freemium |
| Price (US, Aug 2026) | $59.99/yr or $12.99/mo, after a free trial | $6.99/mo; Glorify does not publish an annual price |
Prices last checked August 2026 and they change often.
Where Still is the better fit
Your struggle is 11pm, not 7am. Glorify’s help centre listed 23 sleep stories in February 2025, alongside 76 meditations, 44 guided prayers and 38 worship playlists — sleep is one shelf in a morning app. Still is built to end a day: Bible sleep stories, an evening prayer, sleep sounds that layer under them, a sleep timer that keeps the ambient bed going after the narration stops, and a scripture alarm you build yourself, with a spoken verse over music and nature sound, which rings even in Silent Mode.
You want the night covered end to end. Sleep sounds, scripture to fall asleep to, and a gentle verse to wake to. Glorify’s evening content is a small shelf by comparison.
You want one app for both ends of the day. Still carries a daily devotional of its own alongside its evening core, plus listening plans like the Psalms in 30 days — the full loop, morning to night, in one place. Glorify puts more of its catalog in front of you without paying; Still closes the day Glorify opens. Those plans stretch from the Psalms in 30 days to the whole Bible in a year, so the structure carries well past the ten minutes after breakfast.
Where Glorify is the better fit
Worship music matters to you, mornings are your anchor, or you want the most generous free tier in the category. That free tier is the real argument: Glorify gives away more than any other paid app here, and a lot of people never need to upgrade. Glorify’s catalog is aimed at a different hour of the day than Still’s.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Glorify app free? The free tier is one of the best in the category — daily devotionals without payment. Premium is $6.99/month; Glorify publishes no annual price, and its App Store listing showed $41.99, $59.99 and $69.99 at once in August 2026. Our full Glorify app review covers what’s free, what you pay for, and who it suits.
How much does Glorify cost? About $6.99/month, with no published annual price; its App Store listing showed $41.99, $59.99 and $69.99 at once (August 2026). Cheaper than Hallow ($69.99/yr) and than Pray.com, whose in-app paywall shows $99.99/yr (August 2026). Glorify doesn’t publish an annual price, so we make no annual comparison against it.
What’s the best Glorify alternative? Depends what you’re missing. For sleep and evening content: Still. For a bigger meditation library: Abide. For a free prayer rhythm: Lectio 365 — see the full roundup.
Is Glorify Catholic or Protestant? Broadly Christian and non-denominational, comfortable for most Protestant and Catholic users alike — as is Still.
Glorify is a trademark of its owner; Still is not affiliated with Glorify. We make Still. See the full side-by-side comparison or try Still free on the App Store.