StreamPush
6.2#13 in music live stream softwareFrom €50 a monthWeb
VisitStreamPush vs Upstream
What both publish
| Fact | StreamPush | Upstream |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Multistreaming | Yes | A single stream can be sent to up to 10 of its 30+ supported platforms at once. |
| Scheduling | A calendar scheduler supports tailored or repeating playlists and falls back to a default playlist to keep the channel running. | Users can schedule pre-recorded videos to stream at a set time, once or on repeat. |
| Support | StreamPush says its engineers are alerted to issues and that the service is monitored around the clock. | Support is available through live chat, the helpdesk, and email, and the company says its team members answer requests. |
StreamPush plans
- Live stream€495 a month
- First-stream setup€1,000 a month
- Additional-stream setup€500 a month
- Simulcast destination€50 a month
- Additional destination simulcast€50 a month
- Per live stream€495 a month
Upstream plans
- FreeFree
- 1 stream$30 a month
- 2 streams$50 a month
- 3 streams$70 a month
- 4+ streams$80 a month
- 10 streams$200 a month
Pick StreamPush if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Upstream if…
Upstream may suit creators, music labels, radio stations, churches, podcasters, and media companies that need browser-based or cloud-run streams. Its free plan is suited to limited use, while paid plans remove the 24-hour monthly streaming limit.