Loop pre-recorded videos as live streams on YouTube or any RTMP platform. Up to 4K 60fps. Pay only for what you use.
→ Loop any videos up to 4K and 60 fps
→ Any platform (Facebook, Twitch) with RTMP
→ Pay as you go – no subscription required

The simplest way to broadcast pre-recorded video — at the lowest cost on the market.
Schedule streams
Set a time and your stream goes live automatically. No babysitting required.
Separate audio tracks
Add background music or voiceover independently from your video source.
Upload from Google Drive
Pull videos straight from your Drive. No download-then-upload loop.
PlaylistsSoon
Queue multiple videos back-to-back for continuous streaming.
Pay per active stream. No subscriptions. Start with a free $10 credit.
720p
from $0/hr
1080p
from $0/hr
1440p
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See how Streamloop compares to other streaming services.
| Provider | 4K | 1440p | 1080p | 720p |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Streamloop | $30 | $20 | $10 | $5 |
| Streaming Bots | — | — | $20 | — |
| 24LIVELY | $60 | — | $20 | — |
| upstream | — | — | $20 | — |
Streamloop lets you loop pre-recorded videos as live streams on YouTube and other RTMP platforms. Upload your video, set the quality, and we handle the rest — 24/7 if you want.
Pay-per-use. Buy credits, they're deducted based on stream quality, framerate, and duration. No subscriptions, no monthly fees. Credits never expire.
Yes — new accounts receive a one-time $10 signup credit.
4K
from $0/hr
Any platform that supports RTMP streaming — YouTube, Facebook Live, Twitch, and more.
Up to 4K (2160p) at 60fps. Choose between 720p, 1080p, 1440p, and 2160p.
Yes. Set a start time and your stream goes live automatically. You can also set an end time or let it run indefinitely.
Your stream will be paused. Add more credits and restart — your configuration is saved.
Email us at contact@streamloop.app. We aim to respond within 24 hours.
Not yet, but multi-destination streaming is on our roadmap. For now you can run separate streams for each platform.
MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, and most common video formats.
No hard limit. You can upload files of any size — we handle the processing.
No. Streamloop is fully cloud-based — your stream runs on our servers, not your machine. Start your stream, close your laptop, and it keeps going.
Yes. Streaming pre-recorded video via RTMP is permitted on major platforms. You're not re-uploading content — you're broadcasting it as a live stream. Just make sure the content itself follows the platform's community guidelines.
Sign up, grab your stream key from the platform you want to stream to (YouTube, Twitch, etc.), upload your video, pick your quality settings, and hit start. The whole setup takes a few minutes.
No. We never ask for your login credentials. All we need is your RTMP stream key, which you copy from your platform's streaming dashboard. Your account stays fully under your control.
OBS runs on your computer — which means your machine needs to stay on, connected, and stable the entire time. Streamloop runs in the cloud, so your stream stays live even if your computer is off. We also handle stream monitoring and recovery automatically.
Streamloop monitors your stream around the clock. If something goes wrong, we detect it and automatically restart the stream — no action needed from you.
Essentially, yes. Every new account gets $10 in credits for free — no card required. That's enough to test a real stream and see how everything works before you spend anything.
Credit and debit cards (processed via Stripe) or cryptocurrency. Pick whichever works for you at checkout.
Not right now. Each stream loops a single video. Playlist support may come in the future.
It depends on the quality and framerate you choose. Higher resolution (like 4K) and higher framerate (60fps) use more credits per hour than a 720p/30fps stream. You can see the exact rates on our pricing page before you start.
Yes. Streamloop supports both horizontal and vertical streaming, so you can match whatever format works best for your audience.
There's no hard cap. We operate on a fair usage basis — if your storage grows unusually large, we may reach out to discuss limits. For most users, this won't be an issue.