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Best RTMP Streaming Services in 2026

RTMP streaming services carry a live video feed to streaming destinations. Depending on the service, you may also find SRT ingest, transcoding, recording, API access and several output protocols. Compare the destinations and protocols you need, then check the service's platform support. If you want to control a stream from a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone, confirm that an Android app is available; web, Windows, iOS,…

32 appsSorted 9 Nov 2026How we rank
18.4
Restream logo

Restream is a video creation and livestreaming service for broadcasting to multiple social platforms and other destinations.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $19 a month
27.8

OneStream Live is a cloud service for creating, scheduling, and streaming prerecorded or real-time video to social platforms and the web.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $15 a month
37.7
Streamlabs Multistream logo

Streamlabs Multistream sends one live stream to multiple platforms, with Streamlabs servers splitting the incoming stream into separate feeds.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $15.75 a month
  1. 4Streamster logo

    Streamster

    Streamster is a multistreaming service for sending broadcasts to as many as four destinations.

    Free planAndroidiOSWebWindows
    7.7From $15 a month
  2. 5

    Livepush

    Livepush is a web platform for sending video streams to multiple destinations.

    Free planWeb
    7.4From $15 a month
  3. 6Castr logo

    Castr

    Castr is paid live-streaming software with a browser-based studio, web playback, and Android and iOS support.

    AndroidiOSWeb
    7.3From $199.99 a year
  4. 7EchoStream logo

    EchoStream

    AndroidiOSWebLinux
    7.3From $9 a month
  5. 8Red5 Pro logo

    Red5 Pro

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    7.3From $29.99 a month
  6. 9Upstream logo

    Upstream

    Upstream is cloud live-streaming software for browser-based broadcasts, multistreaming, and always-on channels built from uploaded videos.

    Free planWebAPI
    7.1From $24 a month
  7. 10

    ApexStream

    ApexStream is a web workspace for producing live shows, sending a broadcast to multiple destinations, and working with recordings afterward.

    Free planWeb
    7.0From $25 a month
  8. 11playout.video logo

    playout.video

    playout.video combines a cloud-based, continuously available streaming channel with a browser Live Studio and scheduled programming.

    Free planWeb
    7.0From $19 a month
  9. 12

    Wowza Streaming Engine

    WebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
    6.9From $195 a month
  10. 13MediaMTX logo

    MediaMTX

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.7Free plan
  11. 14StreamNeo logo
    6.7From $9.99 a month
  12. 15Switchboard Live logo

    Switchboard Live

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    6.7
  13. 16

    datarhei Restreamer

    datarhei Restreamer is a free, open-source video server for self-hosted live streaming.

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.6Free plan
  14. 17
    6.6
  15. 18

    Shed

    Shed, also called Muxshed, is a self-hosted live production studio for bringing video sources together and sending a finished program to multiple destinations.

    Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
    6.4Free plan
  16. 19Meld Multi logo

    Meld Multi

    Free planWeb
    6.2Free plan
  17. 20Loola TV logo
    5.5
  18. 21Stream Repeater logo

    Stream Repeater

    AndroidiOSWebWindows
    5.5
  19. 22Google Cloud Live Stream API logo
    5.4
  20. 23Aircast logo
    4.7
  21. 24Enhanced IRL logo
    4.6
  22. 25GradedBlue Stream logo
    4.6

Choosing well

Check the plan and trial

Look for a free plan if you want to start without a subscription. A free trial can help you check the workflow before paying.

Paid pricing is shown as a starting point where a service publishes it. Confirm what the plan includes before moving a regular stream.

Match destinations and output protocols

Compare the maximum destinations with the number of outlets you need to reach. Check the output protocols as well, since your receiving platforms may require a particular format.

Look for SRT ingest and transcoding

SRT ingest can matter when your encoder or contribution feed uses SRT. Transcoding is useful when a service needs to prepare a stream for different outputs, so check whether both capabilities fit your setup.

Decide on recording and API access

Stream recording gives you a saved copy when the service supports it. API access can help connect stream controls to another tool, but check the documented API scope before choosing.

Confirm how you will access it

Check the listed platforms before signing up. Android, iOS, web, Windows, Linux and API access are represented across this category, but a particular service may support a different combination.

Questions people ask

Do RTMP streaming services have Android apps?

Android support varies. Check the service's platform listing and confirm that its Android app covers the controls you need.

Can I start with a free plan?

A free plan is available from services in this category. Check its limits and compare them with any free trial offered by a paid service.

What is SRT ingest?

SRT ingest lets a service receive a stream sent with the SRT protocol. It is a comparison field for services that support this workflow.

Why would I need transcoding?

Transcoding can prepare a live feed for different outputs. Check whether the service includes it if your destinations need different stream formats.

Is API access available?

API access varies by service. Review the service's API documentation and confirm that it exposes the stream actions you want to connect.

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