About Streamloop
Streamloop broadcasts pre-recorded video as a continuous live stream from its own servers. You build a playlist, connect a YouTube channel or other RTMP destination, and the stream runs up to 4K at 60 frames per second without a local encoder or a computer left on. Targets include YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live and TikTok LIVE, and the content suits looping material such as ambient or lo-fi music, nature scenes, sermons and podcasts.
The service says streams run on distributed workers with automatic restarts and more than 99.9 percent uptime. Pricing is pay as you go, from $4 a month, with free credits on signup. The site includes documentation with step-by-step setup, how-to guides covering FFmpeg, TikTok and YouTube, a blog and comparison pages against other streaming tools. It pitches 24/7 streams as a way for a channel to stay discoverable in live placements and keep audiences returning.
Key features
- 24/7 live streams from pre-recorded videos
- Up to 4K at 60 fps
- No OBS or always-on computer needed
- Streams to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and RTMP
- Automatic restart if a stream fails
- Programming built from playlists
Good fit for
- Running a 24/7 lo-fi or ambient music channel
- Streaming a sermon or podcast archive live
- Turning old uploads into an always-on channel
Streamloop: questions and answers
- What is Streamloop used for?
- Streamloop is a hosted service that broadcasts playlists of pre-recorded videos as non-stop live streams on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok LIVE and any RTMP platform, with no OBS or PC needed. It is a good fit for running a 24/7 lo-fi or ambient music channel, streaming a sermon or podcast archive live and turning old uploads into an always-on channel.
- How much does Streamloop cost?
- Streamloop is a paid product with no free plan. Credits are pay-as-you-go by stream quality; streaming 24/7 costs $4 a month at 720p up to $30 a month at 4K. New accounts get free credits worth about an hour.
- Is Streamloop open source?
- No. Streamloop is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include SRS, Owncast and MediaMTX.
- What are some alternatives to Streamloop?
- Streamloop competes with Restream, Castr and Dacast.
Open-source alternatives to Streamloop
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