Multistream from one key
YouTube, a Facebook Page and any custom RTMP destination, all from a single upload. Switch destinations on or off per broadcast — even mid-stream.
Point OBS at one stream key and StreamOS sends it to YouTube, Facebook and an ad-free player on your own website — then turns it into a replay and a podcast episode, automatically.
From $29/month · 30 days free, no card needed · No hardware, no contracts
Paste one server URL and stream key into OBS, an ATEM Mini or any RTMP encoder. Set it up once — it never changes week to week.
Before each scheduled service we create the YouTube and Facebook events with the right title and description. Press Start Streaming and every destination goes live together.
When you stop, the recording becomes a replay on your website and an audio episode in your podcast feed — no exporting, uploading or re-titling.
Streaming tools built for gamers stop at the platforms. StreamOS takes care of your website, your replays and your podcast too.
YouTube, a Facebook Page and any custom RTMP destination, all from a single upload. Switch destinations on or off per broadcast — even mid-stream.
A clean player on your site with your colors: no ads, no competing “up next” videos, a countdown before you start and the latest replay after.
Set “Sundays at 10:30” once. We create every YouTube and Facebook event ahead of time, so the link is ready to share all week.
Every broadcast is recorded and published as a replay on your website and watch page, with MP4 and audio downloads.
Each service becomes an audio episode, trimmed to the sermon if you like. Listed on Apple Podcasts and Spotify from one feed.
One screen shows whether the encoder is connected and every destination is healthy — with plain-language fixes when something isn’t.
Add your CCLI Streaming License number once and it’s appended to every stream description on every platform.
Plans include website viewer-hours. Run out and your embed switches to the free YouTube player until the month resets — never an overage you didn’t choose.
Link ChurchOS and your Watch Live page updates itself, and every replay lands as a draft sermon with its video and audio attached.
We built StreamOS with churches first, so it handles the weekly rhythm out of the box. The copy adapts to you — a church gets “services”, everyone else gets “events”.
Built around the weekly service: recurring Sunday events, sermon replays, a podcast for the commute and a CCLI line on every stream.
Stream galas, town halls and trainings to your supporters wherever they already are — and keep the replay on your own site.
Product launches, webinars, conferences and weekly shows. One key, every platform, a branded player and a recording when you’re done.
Every plan includes multistreaming, your own website player, replays and a podcast feed. 30 days free.
Multistream only. No church features, and the website player costs extra.
Multistream, your own player, automatic events, replays and a podcast — all included.
Once a branded website player is included — often with contracts or hardware.
Using ChurchOS? Add StreamOS to your ChurchOS invoice and get 25% off any plan.
Viewer-hours count only people watching on your own player — YouTube and Facebook viewers are free. Optional overage packs: $10 per 100 viewer-hours.
No. If you can stream to YouTube today, you can use StreamOS: free OBS on any recent computer, or a hardware encoder like an ATEM Mini. You paste one server URL and stream key, once. A steady upload of 10 Mbps or more is comfortable for 1080p.
Your website embed quietly switches to the free YouTube player until your allowance resets next month. Your stream never stops and you never get a surprise bill.
If you'd rather keep your own player on, turn on overage packs ($10 per 100 viewer-hours) — billed only when you use them.
Only Facebook Pages. Facebook stopped letting streaming tools go live to Groups in April 2024, and personal profiles aren't supported. Pages also need to be at least 60 days old with 100+ followers before Facebook lets them go live from an encoder.
Yes. Plans are month to month (or yearly, if you prefer two months free), with no contracts and no setup fees. Your 30-day trial needs no card, and if you cancel, everything keeps working until the end of the period you've paid for.
Yes — StreamOS is made by the team behind ChurchOS. Link the two and your Watch Live page shows the stream automatically, each replay arrives as a draft sermon with its video and audio, and your plan is billed on your ChurchOS invoice at 25% off. You don't need ChurchOS to use StreamOS.
You still need a CCLI Streaming License (or similar) to stream copyrighted worship songs — StreamOS adds your license number to every stream description, but it doesn't replace the license.
Even with a license, YouTube and Facebook may still mute or flag a stream. Your own website player isn't subject to platform muting, so your congregation always has a place to watch.
Setup takes about ten minutes: connect your destinations, paste one key into OBS, drop the player on your website.
For a single weekly service or event.
For churches and teams streaming every week.
For multi-site churches and busy calendars.