For teams with many channels
Loops, multistreams and Live Scenes channels share one list that shows what is live, what is scheduled and what needs attention. Each person on your team signs in with their own account, and streams reconnect on their own when something drops.
Every stream is billed by the minute, only while live: one 24/7 stream at 1080p is about $10 per 30 days.
An example workspace. A scheduled stream goes live at its time.
Invite people by email or with a link. There are three roles: owners and admins manage the team, and members work on loops, uploads, destinations and schedules. Each person signs in to their own account, so nobody shares a password.
Create, start, stop and schedule streams over the REST or GraphQL API. A stream made over the API behaves exactly like one made in the dashboard, and AI apps can do the same through our MCP server.
Every stream in the workspace runs from the same credit balance, so one top-up covers the whole fleet. Each top-up comes with a PDF invoice that shows your company name, tax ID and address.
Mix the kinds of channel you run. Each one is a stream in the same list.
A playlist plays around the clock, and Smart order sets the play order when you ask for it in plain words.
Each stream goes to up to 5 destinations at once: YouTube, Twitch, Kick or any RTMP server.
With Live Scenes: logos, tickers, live data and live shows from OBS or an encoder, built in a studio in your browser, at up to 1080p and 60 fps.
Streams run in the cloud and recover without anyone at the desk.
If a stream drops, Streamloop restarts it and reconnects, usually before viewers notice. The stream's page shows Reconnecting while it works.
When one destination fails, the stream's other destinations stay on air.
Turn on the backup stream and YouTube gets your stream twice, so it can switch if the main one drops. It doubles that stream's cost.
Give a live input a backup. If the input drops, the backup goes live after a delay you set, from 0 to 60 seconds.
The list puts them under Needs attention, with the reason next to each one.
Loops play from the cloud, and so do scenes built from recorded media. Close the dashboard or switch off your computer and they keep running. A live feed from OBS or an encoder needs that computer on.
There is no stream limit per workspace. You can run as many streams as your balance covers. If you plan dozens of channels, tell us first so we plan the capacity with you.
Up to 5 destinations per stream: YouTube, Twitch, Kick and any RTMP server, with at most one YouTube channel per stream. Read how multistreaming works.
Yes, with Live Scenes, a studio in your browser for logos, tickers, data from a Google Sheet and live feeds from OBS, vMix or an encoder, at up to 1080p and 60 fps. Guest cameras are not available.
Yes. The REST and GraphQL API create, start, stop and schedule streams the same way the dashboard does, and AI apps do it through our MCP server. An API key has full access to your account, so keep it with your other secrets.
No. Each person signs in to their own Streamloop account, and the dashboard shows the Streamloop name. Tell us if you need either.
Not per stream. Everyone in a workspace works on all of its streams. A person can belong to several workspaces, so separate clients can have separate workspaces. Tell us how you want it set up.
The workspace pays from one credit balance, by card or crypto, as you go or with a monthly plan. Invoice billing and volume rates are part of a contract. See all prices.
Yes. Start one stream with the $1 trial week, which becomes a monthly plan unless you cancel.
Write how many channels you run, where they air and what they show. We reply to plan a call and bring a draft setup to it.
We will write to you to plan a call about your channels.
