One broadcast, every platform at once
Send one stream up from your encoder or the browser Studio, and StreamRove delivers it to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Kick and any custom RTMP destination simultaneously. Your connection carries a single feed no matter how many places are watching.
Nobody has to choose which audience gets the live version any more.
Multistream to 30+ platforms at once
One feed reaches YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Kick, LinkedIn, TikTok and 25 more, each with its own preset — plus any custom RTMP, SRT or HLS endpoint. YouTube and Twitch connect with your account; the rest take a server URL and a stream key.
- YouTube
- Twitch
- TikTok
- X
- Rumble
Picarto.TV- Dailymotion
SOOP- Kick
LinkedIn- Vimeo
- BrightcoveBrightcove
- HopinHopin
Zhanqi.tv
Huya
Douyu
Major League Gaming
kakaoTV
Nonolive- Bilibili
Breakers.TV
FC2 Live
Nimo TV- Steam
- Mixcloud
- Naver TV
Vaughn Live- Telegram
Amazon Live- Substack
- Mux Video
- Custom WHIP
- Custom RTMP
- Custom SRT
- Custom HLS
- Embed Player
Why send it once
Your bandwidth stops being the limit
Streaming to four platforms from your own machine means four outbound streams. Here it means one, and the fan-out happens on our side — so a connection that could only manage a single destination can now reach all of them.
Your CPU stops being the limit
Every extra output on a desktop encoder is another encode competing with whatever you are actually doing. Adding a destination here costs your machine nothing at all.
Toggle destinations mid-broadcast
Each platform is a separate outbound session. Switch one off and on while you are live without stopping the stream, and one failing does not disturb the others.
You find out before your audience does
A live health score and the Stream Doctor watch the broadcast while it runs, so a destination that stops accepting the feed is something you are told about rather than something a viewer mentions afterwards.
What you get
Connect accounts once
Link YouTube, Twitch or Facebook and the destination is reusable across every stream. No copying a stream key out of a platform dashboard each time.
Any custom RTMP endpoint
Anything that accepts an RTMP URL and a key works, which covers LinkedIn, X, your own player, a client's CDN and platforms we have never heard of.
Your ingest, your protocol
Publish over RTMP, RTMPS or SRT from OBS, vMix or hardware — or skip the encoder entirely and produce in the browser Studio.
Per-destination titles
Set the stream title and description for each platform before you go live, rather than editing them one at a time afterwards.
Recording that happens anyway
On paid plans the session records while it broadcasts and lands in Storage when it ends — no separate capture, no second upload.
One chat, all platforms
Messages from the places you are streaming to arrive in a single panel, so a question on Twitch and a question on YouTube reach you the same way.
Multistreaming here vs. from your own machine
The trade is not about features. It is about what your connection and your CPU are being asked to do.
| StreamRove | Multi-output plugin on your PC | |
|---|---|---|
| Upload for 4 destinations | ✓ One stream | Four streams, four times the bandwidth |
| CPU cost per destination | ✓ None on your machine | Another encode each time |
| A destination fails mid-stream | ✓ The others carry on | Can stall the whole encoder |
| Change destinations while live | ✓ Toggle on the broadcast page | Usually a restart |
| Setup on a new machine | ✓ Nothing — it is your account | Reinstall and reconfigure |
| Recording of the session | ✓ Automatic on paid plans | A separate local recording |
| Works from a phone or borrowed laptop | ✓ Yes, via the Studio | No |
Setting up a multistream
- 1
Create a stream
Pick an encoder source for OBS, vMix or hardware, or Studio to produce in the browser. Either way you get one broadcast page.
- 2
Attach your destinations
Connect accounts or paste a custom RTMP URL and key. Each one gets its own switch, so a destination can be attached but off.
- 3
Point your encoder at one URL
Copy the RTMP, RTMPS or SRT URL and stream key into your encoder — a single output, exactly as if you were streaming to one place.
- 4
Go live
Start streaming and every enabled destination receives it. Watch the health score while you are on air and toggle destinations without stopping.
Frequently asked questions
How many platforms can I stream to at once?
It depends on your plan — the free plan covers two simultaneous destinations and paid plans go up from there. A destination can stay attached to a stream while switched off, so the limit is on what is live, not on what is configured.
Does streaming to more platforms need more upload speed?
No. You send one stream to us regardless of how many destinations you have, and we do the fan-out. That is the main reason to multistream this way rather than from your own machine.
Can I use a platform you don't list?
If it accepts an RTMP URL and a stream key, yes — add it as a custom destination. That covers LinkedIn, X, self-hosted players and most broadcast CDNs.
What happens if one platform rejects the stream?
Only that destination stops. Each one is a separate outbound session, so the rest keep going, and the health panel tells you which one failed and why rather than leaving you to notice.
Can I stream over SRT instead of RTMP?
Yes. SRT is worth using when the connection at your end is unreliable — it recovers from packet loss that would stall RTMP. Multistreaming works the same either way.
Is WebRTC (WHIP) restreamed too?
A WHIP session on its own is not restreamed, but the Studio uses WHIP under the hood and does reach every destination, because it is relayed to the stream's RTMP ingest first.
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