Livepush Review

Livepush is principally a server-side multistream relay and delivery platform. It accepts RTMP or SRT ingest and distributes one source to social platforms and custom endpoints.

It also offers cloud prerecorded scheduling, recording and a separate hosted-player/CDN catalog, but those modes should not obscure its core one-to-many distribution role.

The current Free table lists 20 streaming hours per month, prerecorded events up to 20 minutes, 200 MB of storage, one concurrent prerecorded stream and one queued event. It does not include continuous 24/7 operation. The same page publishes conflicting Free destination counts, so checkout should be treated as authoritative for that allowance.

The current social-streaming catalog places continuous 24/7 scheduling and unlimited-duration prerecorded events on Creators. It is listed at $39 monthly or $390 annually, displayed as about $33 per month on annual billing.

Creators also lists 20 GB of storage, three concurrent prerecorded streams and 16 queued events. Business increases those allowances.

No. Livepush explicitly separates unlimited monthly streaming hours from continuous 24/7 entitlement. Pro supports prerecorded events up to four hours and does not include the always-on schedule channel.

This is why the $15 Pro price should not be used as the entry price for a persistent prerecorded loop.

No. Livepush's own comparison page says there is no built-in browser studio. It does not document native guest rooms, backstage production, scene switching or a StreamYard-style mixer.

Livepush recommends producing with OBS, vMix, streaming hardware or another studio, then sending that output to Livepush for distribution. A simple webcam source is not equivalent to a full guest-production studio.

Official Livepush pages use 30+, 40+ and plan-table totals, while plan cards separately show per-platform account limits. The current pricing table lists 10, 30 and 40 total destinations for Free, Pro and Creators, but other official help and product copy conflicts with parts of that presentation.

Because the numbers describe different concepts and do not fully agree, buyers should verify the required total destinations and accounts per platform at checkout rather than relying on one headline.

No. The hosted-player/CDN catalog adds Akamai delivery, website playback, bandwidth allowances, access controls and player infrastructure. Its Events, Studio and Network plans are priced separately from the social Free, Pro, Creators and Business catalog.

There is feature overlap, but hosted playback on a customer's website is a different purchasing job from relaying to external social destinations.

Streamloop fits the narrower job of one unattended prerecorded playlist per destination with usage-based billing and managed YouTube or RTMP delivery.

Livepush fits when the defining requirement is fan-out from one feed to many destinations, or when hosted website delivery and CDN bandwidth are needed.