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LiveReacting vs OBS Studio

LiveReacting

livereacting.com

OBS Studio

obsproject.com

Side by side

FigureLiveReactingOBS Studio
Price from$16/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYes—
Plans published141
Spec score · Live TV streaming services8.4 (#37)8.9 (#9)
Spec score · Live streaming software8.3 (#38)8.9 (#6)
Spec score · Live Streaming Software8.3 (#39)8.9 (#6)
Spec score · Game Streaming Software8.2 (#14)8.5 (#5)
Spec score · Live Streaming Encoders8.1 (#22)8.4 (#11)
Spec score · Twitch Streaming Software8.2 (#13)8.4 (#8)
Spec score · YouTube Live Streaming Tools8.2 (#15)8.5 (#7)
Browser-based studioYesNo
Free planYesYes
Streaming destinationsThe site lists YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Kick, Instagram and 30+ platforms, plus destinations accepting an RTMP feed.OBS states that it supports popular streaming platforms; its help page identifies Twitch and YouTube as examples of streaming services.
SupportThe pricing page says the Free plan has minimal support, with the team replying within 48 hours by email or chat.Support options include a knowledge base, volunteer Discord support, community forums, and developer documentation.

Plans

LiveReacting

  • FreeFree
  • Small$192 a year
  • Medium$396 a year
  • Large$996 a year
  • Enterprise$2,496 a year
  • 24/7 Streaming$396 a year
  • Countdown$396 a year
  • Small$16 a month
  • 24/7 streaming$33 a month
  • Countdown$33 a month

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OBS Studio

  • OBS StudioFree

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In their own words

LiveReacting

LiveReacting is browser-based software for interactive live streams, pre-recorded broadcasts, 24/7 streams, and live shows. Viewers can join trivia, polls, giveaways, and word games through live-chat comments. Its browser studio supports guests, multiple cameras, screen sharing, scenes, custom layouts, and branding. The service lists YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Kick, Instagram, more than 30 platforms, and destinations that accept an RTMP feed. Pre-recorded and 24/7 streams run on LiveReacting servers, so a user’s computer can be switched off. Paid plans list imports from Google Drive, Dropbox, and YouTube, plus browser-source integration with OBS, Wirecast, StreamYard, and Ecamm. API access and an MCP server let AI agents create and control streams. The Free plan includes three streams per calendar month, each up to 30 minutes, at 720p with a watermark; the pricing details list one destination and 0.5 GB storage. The pricing note says paid plans start at $16/mo (annual). Custom enterprise plans can include HLS and SRT destinations, SCTE-35 ad markers, YouTube server-side ad insertion, and dedicated servers.

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OBS Studio

OBS Studio is free, open-source software for video recording and live streaming on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It captures and mixes video and audio from windows, images, text, browser windows, webcams, and capture cards. Users can arrange unlimited scenes, switch with customizable transitions, and preview scenes and sources in Studio Mode before going live. Multiview can monitor eight scenes. The audio mixer has per-source filters, with VST plugin support, and hotkeys cover many recording and streaming actions. An API, native plugins, and Lua or Python scripts provide ways to extend the software. OBS supports streaming platforms including Twitch and YouTube, and streams connect directly from a user’s computer to the service. It is distributed under GPLv2 and may be used commercially subject to the license terms. The download page lists Windows 10 and 11 support, macOS 13.0 or newer, and Linux distribution through Flathub or an Ubuntu 24.04-or-newer PPA. The listed plan costs nothing, with no watermarks or usage limitations.

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