Online Live Streaming Studio in Your Browser

It’s a studio that runs in your browser instead of a desktop app like OBS. You add cameras, guests, screen shares and overlays on a web page, and the service mixes them into one stream and sends it to your platforms from its servers.

No. Live Studio runs in the browser on your computer, and guests join from their browser too.

Send them the invite link. They open it in their browser, allow camera and mic, and wait in the green room until you bring them on screen.

Yes. Upstream takes an OBS feed over RTMP, so you can build scenes in OBS and still use Upstream for guests, overlays and the platforms. You don’t need OBS for a normal show, though.

Yes. Bring your co-host and guests in with a link, put the episode title in a lower third, and stream the episode to YouTube and your other platforms at once.

The stream can go back to a playlist of your videos, so the channel stays live between shows. See 24/7 live streaming for how the playlist works.

For most shows, yes. Both run in the browser with guests and overlays. Upstream also runs scheduled pre-recorded and 24/7 streams, and includes up to 10 destinations on every plan. Upstream vs StreamYard goes through the differences, and StreamYard alternatives compares more tools.

The free plan includes 24 hours of streaming every month with up to 10 destinations, and you don’t need a credit card.