Livepush vs Streamster

Livepush is a web platform for sending live video to multiple destinations. It supports more than 40 destinations, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Vimeo; Custom RTMP can reach compatible services such as Zoom, Dacast, and private media servers. Streams can come from RTMP or SRT encoders, including OBS Studio, Wirecast, vMix, Zoom, and StreamYard. Other features include scheduling, recording and archiving sessions, continuous video looping, and unified chat overlays. Hosted player delivery uses Akamai CDN, with 99.9% uptime listed, and streams can be restricted by domain, IP, or location. Team accounts provide role-based access, alongside REST API access, webhooks, automation, keys, apps, and integrations. The Free plan requires no credit card and includes 20 streaming hours per month, up to 10 platforms, 200 MB of storage, and a 20-minute maximum prerecorded event. Pro costs $15 a month and provides up to three simultaneous streams, 30 platforms, 8 GB storage, and a four-hour prerecorded-event limit.

Streamster provides live streaming and cloud multistreaming, sending one stream to selected platforms through its cloud servers. The web app lists more than 50 compatible streaming platforms and accepts custom RTMP destinations; it can also restream video from OBS, Wirecast, Streamlabs or other streaming software. The Windows app adds video recording, multiple video sources, screen capture, image overlays, filters and remote control. iOS and Android apps support live multistreaming, camera and orientation selection, adjustable resolution, bitrate and FPS, and remote control of desktop streams. Server-side transcoding can set different video settings for destinations and is included in some paid plans. The Windows app also offers a built-in VPN with paid plans. Streamster is available on the web, Windows, iOS and Android, but it does not provide a browser-based studio, and its Windows app is not available for macOS. The free plan provides two streaming channels, a 4,000 kbps maximum bitrate and a recommended maximum resolution of 720p. Paid monthly plans and per-hour pay-per-use options are listed, with rates varying by tier.