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Best RTMP Streaming Services 2026

Facts read 20 Sep 2026 – 12 Oct 2026

This list covers RTMP streaming services and the features used to compare them, including destinations, SRT ingest, transcoding, recording, API access and output protocols.

The standings: top 10

NameRecord scorePrice fromTry it freeRuns onFacts read
01 Restream6.2$19 a monthFree planAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows28 Sep 2026
02 Red5 Pro5.9$29.99 a monthFree trialAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows3 Oct 2026
03 Streamlabs Multistream5.9$15.75 a monthFree planAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows11 Oct 2026
04 Streamster5.9$15 a monthFree planAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows5 Oct 2026
05 EchoStream5.7$9 a monthFree trialAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows11 Oct 2026
06 OneStream Live5.7$15 a monthFree planAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Browser extension4 Oct 2026
07 Wowza Streaming Engine5.3$195 a monthFree trialWeb, Windows, Linux, API8 Oct 2026
08 ApexStream5.2$25 a monthFree planWeb9 Oct 2026
09 playout.video5.2$19 a month, billed yearlyFree planWeb8 Oct 2026
10 Upstream5.2$24 a month, billed yearlyFree planWeb, API8 Oct 2026

The finder order puts newer releases before older ones and uses figures published by makers. Use the platform list and pricing notes to narrow a service for your workflow.

01

Restream

by Restream

Restream may suit creators, business owners, marketers, event producers, gamers, artists, and non-profits distributing video.

Free plan From $19 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+1
03

Streamlabs Multistream

It suits streamers, gamers, and creators who want to broadcast to several platforms and manage platform-specific stream details.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2
Record5.9 Visit
04

Streamster

Streamster suits broadcasters who want to distribute one stream across multiple destinations, including users of external encoders.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1
Record5.9 Visit
6
OneStream Live

OneStream Live suits creators, businesses, or brands scheduling and streaming video to multiple destinations.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1 $15 a month Record5.7 Visit
7 WebWindowsLinux+2 $195 a month Record5.3 Visit
8 Web $25 a month Record5.2 Visit
9 Web $19 a month, billed yearly Record5.2 Visit
10 WebAPI $24 a month, billed yearly Record5.2 Visit
11 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $199.99 a year Record5.1 Visit
12 Web $15 a month Record5.1 Visit
13 WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
14 WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record4.9 Visit
15 Web $15 one-time Record4.9 Visit
16 Web $9.99 a month Record4.9 Visit
17 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 — Record4.9 Visit
18
Shed

Shed suits broadcasters and production teams comfortable deploying self-hosted software on Linux or container platforms.

WebLinuxAPI+1 Free plan Record4.7 Visit
19 Web Free plan Record4.3 Visit
20 Web Free plan Record4.1 Visit
21 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 Free plan Record3.9 Visit
22 WebAPI — Record3.5 Visit
23 Web Free plan Record2.7 Visit
24 Free plan Record2.5 Visit
25 Web — Record2.2 Visit

Before you choose

Start with the pricing model

Check whether a service offers a free plan, a free trial or a paid plan. The list records paid starting points when a maker publishes one.

A free plan can help you review a workflow before paying. A trial can provide a time-limited way to assess a paid service.

Match the platform to your setup

Services on the list run on web, Windows, API, Android, iOS or Linux. Pick a platform that fits where you manage or automate streams.

An API option can suit a workflow that needs programmatic control.

Check destinations and ingest

Compare max destinations when a stream needs to reach several outlets. Review SRT ingest if your source or contribution link uses SRT.

The destination limit and ingest support can affect how a service fits your distribution path.

Review processing and delivery

Transcoding can matter when a service must prepare a stream for different outputs. Stream recording matters when you need a saved copy.

Compare output protocols with the requirements of the players or destinations in your workflow.

Look for API access

API access can support automation around stream setup and control. Confirm that the service's API fits the way you plan to connect it.

Use the listed platform and output details alongside API availability when comparing integrations.

Questions

Do RTMP streaming services offer free plans?
A free plan is offered by listed services. Pricing notes identify whether a service uses a free, freemium or paid model.
Can I try a paid RTMP service before paying?
A free trial is offered by listed services. Trial length and terms vary, so check the service's pricing note.
Which platforms do these services support?
Listed platforms include web, Windows, API, Android, iOS and Linux. Platform availability varies by service.
What does SRT ingest mean here?
SRT ingest indicates that a service accepts an SRT stream as an input. The comparison records this capability where published.
Why compare max destinations?
Max destinations shows how many outputs a service can send to, which helps when a stream must reach several destinations.