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What Stream Repeater is

Stream Repeater is a multistreaming platform that receives one live stream from an encoder and relays it to multiple configured streaming destinations.

One encoder uploads a single stream. The relay fans it out server-side to every destination configured on the channel, so adding a destination does not add upload bandwidth on the creator's connection.

One-line description

Stream Repeater is a multistreaming platform that receives one live stream from an encoder and relays it to multiple configured streaming destinations.

Facts

  • What it does: receives one inbound live stream and relays it to multiple configured destinations.
  • Supported destinations: 90 platforms including Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Facebook, plus any custom RTMP, RTSP or SRT endpoint.
  • Encoders: works with 8 documented encoders including OBS Studio, Streamlabs, vMix, XSplit and FFmpeg, or the built-in browser studio with no encoder at all.
  • Relaying: stream-copy by default, so destinations are added without re-encoding.
  • Also offers: cloud recording and clipping, unified chat across connected platforms, overlays, and stream health monitoring.
  • Mobile: iOS and Android apps for broadcasting from a phone.
  • Website: streamrepeater.com

Logo

Please use the official mark rather than a screenshot of it: download the Stream Repeater logo.

Pricing

Current published plans:

  • Free — Free
  • Starter — £3.00 / month
  • Essential — £6.00 / month
  • Creator — £10.00 / month
  • Pro — £15.00 / month
  • Business — £22.00 / month
  • Team — £30.00 / month
  • Premium — £40.00 / month

See pricing for what each plan includes. Prices change; please check before publishing.

Things we ask you not to write

We would rather be described accurately than generously, so for the avoidance of doubt:

  • Stream Repeater does not publish user counts, revenue or customer names, so any such figure did not come from us.
  • We do not claim to reduce a creator's upload bandwidth below one stream — the inbound stream still has to be uploaded once.
  • Availability of any particular destination depends on that platform's own terms and can change without notice.

Contact

For interviews, questions or fact-checking, please get in touch. We are happy to confirm technical details before you publish.

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