StreamBit.tv
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Stream to Twitch and YouTube at once, and keep the audience you build.

Point OBS at StreamBit and we send your stream on to Twitch and YouTube, post that you're live on Discord, X and Bluesky, and save every broadcast to your own channel page. That much works today.

What we're building next is the part the big platforms won't give you: an email list and memberships that belong to you.

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When you go live
  1. OBS sends one stream to StreamBit
    Your upload only carries one copy.
  2. We forward it
    Twitch YouTube Kick and TikTok next
  3. We tell people
    Posts to Discord, X and Bluesky, and your Twitch title updated.
  4. We keep it
    The recording goes up as a VOD on your channel when you finish.

What you get today

Multistreaming to Twitch and YouTube
One stream from OBS, sent on to every destination you add: 1 on Free, 2 on Creator, 4 on Pro, 8 on Scale. Connect Twitch and its stream key fills itself in.
Go-live posts
When you start streaming we post to Discord, X and Bluesky for you, and update your Twitch title.
Every broadcast kept
Streams are recorded and published as VODs on your channel page when you finish. Uploads can go on to YouTube automatically.
A channel page of your own
Live player and chat, VODs, uploads, community posts and polls, at streambit.tv/yourname.

What we're building next

Next More destinations, one chat
Kick, TikTok and X as destinations, and Twitch, YouTube and Kick chat merged into one window on your page.
After that An email list that fills itself
A link, QR code and !join command on every stream that signs viewers up to your list, noting which platform they came from. Then newsletters, and live alerts by email.
Then Memberships
Memberships, tips and early access. Let us handle the payments and pay you into your bank, or connect your own Stripe account and keep the subscriptions there.

Your page, not a profile on someone else's site.

Most creator tools look like a control panel. A StreamBit channel looks like somewhere a fan would choose to hang around: your banner, the live player and chat, your VODs, and the posts you share between streams. It's the link for your bio, and where every stream points back to.

Later it gets your own domain, a blog and a members area.

A sketch of a channel page.

Why isn't StreamBit free?

YouTube is paid for by adverts. Twitch keeps a share of your subs. Kick is funded by its owners while it grows. We don't put adverts around your stream, so the plan you pay for is what keeps it running.

Plans

Every plan has the channel page, VODs, live chat and community posts. What changes is how many places your stream goes, and, once they launch, how big your email list can get and what we take from memberships.

Everything, plan by plan →
Plan Price Destinations Email list, later Fan fee, later
Free
Get your channel going
£0 a month
1
250
10%
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Creator
Streaming every week
£15 a month
or £150 a year
2
1,000
8%
Choose Creator
Pro
An audience worth owning
£39 a month
or £390 a year
4
10,000
5%
Choose Pro
Scale
A big audience, everywhere
£149 a month
or £1,490 a year
8
50,000
then £2 a month per 1,000
5%
Choose Scale

Pay yearly and get two months free. Email lists and memberships aren't live yet; those two columns are what each plan will include when they are.

Try it on your next stream.

Free sends your stream to one destination and keeps every VOD. Upgrade when you want Twitch and YouTube together.

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Why StreamBit isn't free

Free platforms are paid for somehow. YouTube shows adverts to your viewers and keeps a share of the ad money. Twitch keeps a share of your subs. Kick is funded by its owners while it grows. However it's done, the platform owns the relationship with your viewers, and its algorithm decides who gets to see you.

StreamBit is paid for by the creators who use it. That's the whole model, and it's why we can build things that work for you rather than for an advertiser.

What your plan pays for

  • Forwarding your stream. Every destination is another output we run on Cloudflare for as long as you're live, which is why plans are sized by destinations.
  • Recording and storing every broadcast, so it's waiting on your page as a VOD when you finish.
  • Playing video. Delivery is billed by the minute watched: an hour of someone watching on StreamBit's own player costs us about 5p.

No adverts go around your stream or on your channel page, and viewers never pay to watch.

Getting paid by your fans

When memberships and tips launch, you choose how the money reaches you.

  • We handle it. One short form with your name and bank details and you're done. Fans pay through StreamBit, we take our cut and the card fee, and pay the rest into your bank. There's no payment account to set up or look after.
  • Use your own Stripe account. Connect one you already have, or open one. Fans pay straight into it, Stripe charges you its card fee, and we take our cut. The subscriptions belong to your account, so if you ever leave StreamBit your members stay subscribed to you.

Our cut of a membership will be 10% on Free, 8% on Creator and 5% on Pro and Scale. On a £5 membership on Creator you'd keep about £4.32 after our cut and the card fee. Tips are 5% and one-off sales 10% on every plan.

The rate falls as you move up a plan, so doing well never means handing us a bigger share. However you're paid, your fan list is yours to export.

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