Predictable pricing for broadcasts that cannot fail
Choose the broadcast capacity, destinations and reliability controls your team needs. Every limit is visible before you go live.
Annual plans are billed for ten months — two months free, a 16.67% effective saving.
Sandbox
Free forever. No card.
Validate your setup with private test broadcasts.
- 2 destinations at once
- 5 output hours / month
- 1 broadcast at a time
- No cloud recording
- 2 studio guests
Relay
40% OFF$174 billed yearly
Discount on your first year only; renews at $290/yr.
Deliver a regular show to four destinations with professional ingest.
- 4 destinations at once
- 100 output hours / month
- 1 broadcast at a time
- 25 recording hours, kept 15 days
- 6 studio guests
Control
40% OFF$594 billed yearly
Discount on your first year only; renews at $990/yr.
Run two productions and manage eight outputs from one control room.
- 8 destinations at once
- 250 output hours / month
- 2 broadcasts at once
- 100 recording hours, kept 45 days
- 10 studio guests
Guardian
$2,990 billed yearly
Run four productions to fifteen destinations, with priority escalation.
- 15 destinations at once
- 750 output hours / month
- 4 broadcasts at once
- 250 recording hours, kept 45 days
- 15 studio guests
Enterprise
Annual contract, quoted to your capacity.
Dedicated capacity, security and contractual reliability at scale.
- Custom destinations at once
- Capacity by contract
- Custom broadcasts at once
- No cloud recording
- Custom studio guests
Prices in USD, excluding tax. Plans renew automatically and can be cancelled at any time from your account — cancelling stops the next charge and you keep access until the period you have paid for ends.
What is an output hour?
One hour of video delivered to one destination. Broadcasting for two hours to four platforms uses eight output hours, because we deliver four streams for two hours each. Preview players and failed connections are not counted.
Limits
Destinations, simultaneous broadcasts and connected channels are fixed by your plan. We tell you before you start, not halfway through.
Allowances
Output hours, recording and clips are monthly allowances. Running out never interrupts a broadcast that is on air — it stops the next one from starting. You are warned at 70% and 85%.
Included on every plan
- Merged live chat (YouTube, Twitch, Kick)Beta
- Background blur & replacement in the Studio
- Live captions burned into your broadcastBeta
- Instant replay — the last 10, 20 or 30 secondsBeta
- Stream Deck & Bitfocus Companion controlBeta
These run in your browser and cost us nothing to serve, so they are not something to charge for. The ones marked Beta need Chrome or Edge.
Questions people actually ask
Nothing. A broadcast that is on air stays on air, and its recording finishes. The allowance stops the next broadcast from starting, not the one you are running. You are warned at 70% and 85% so it is never a surprise.
A channel is an account you have connected — a YouTube channel, a Twitch account, a custom RTMP endpoint. Destinations are how many of them one broadcast delivers to at the same time. You can connect far more channels than you can broadcast to at once, and swap between them per stream.
No. Allowances reset each month on your billing date, including on annual plans — an annual plan is twelve months of capacity, not one large month.
YouTube and Twitch connect with your account, so we can read the stream key and manage the broadcast for you. Everything else — Facebook, Kick, LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Rumble and any other service — works as a custom RTMP destination: you paste a server URL and a key. It streams identically; it just isn't a one-click connection.
Yes, from Billing in your account. Upgrades apply immediately and are prorated. Downgrades apply at the end of the period you have paid for. Cancelling stops the next charge and you keep access until that period ends.
Sandbox is free permanently rather than for a fortnight, and it needs no card. It is meant for validating a setup — one destination pair, an hour per broadcast, five output hours a month — not for running a production channel.