WpStream – Live Streaming, Video on Demand, Pay Per View
Live stream on your WordPress website and make recordings available for replay. WpStream lets you broadcast from your browser or streaming software such as OBS, with viewers watching on your own site. Add live services, shows, matches, classes, or events to the website you already manage. Offer free
Live stream on your WordPress website and make recordings available for replay.
WpStream lets you broadcast from your browser or streaming software such as OBS, with viewers watching on your own site. Add live services, shows, matches, classes, or events to the website you already manage. Offer free viewing or sell access through WooCommerce.
WpStream handles video delivery through its streaming service. Your WordPress site hosts the pages and viewing experience; it does not have to serve the live video traffic from your web hosting account.
Free plugin, separate streaming service
The WpStream plugin is free to install. To use WpStream’s live streaming and cloud video services, connect a WpStream account. A free trial is available to test the service; paid streaming plans are separate from the plugin.
Plans have allowances for broadcasting, viewing, and recording storage. Free-to-view means your audience does not pay to watch; it does not mean the streaming service is free. See the current plans and resource allowances before choosing a plan.
WooCommerce is optional for free-to-view broadcasts. Pay-per-view requires WooCommerce. The documented recurring-subscription setup also requires the separately purchased WooCommerce Subscriptions extension.
Broadcast from your browser or streaming software
Go live on your website using your browser and webcam, or connect an external encoder that supports a custom RTMP destination, such as OBS Studio, Wirecast, or Larix.
For a basic webcam broadcast on an existing WordPress site, setup can take three minutes or less. Allow extra time for payment setup, custom page layouts, or configuring an external encoder.
Create a live channel, choose your broadcast method, and share the channel page with your audience. You can also place the player inside an existing page.
Record live streams and publish replays
Record a live broadcast or upload a video file, then publish it as video on demand . Give viewers a place to catch up on a missed service, watch a previous match, or revisit a class.
Offer recordings free to watch, sell individual videos, or include them in a subscription with the required WooCommerce setup.
Sell access with WooCommerce when you need it
Sell access to live streams and recorded videos through your WordPress site’s WooCommerce checkout.
- Pay-per-view: sell access to an individual live stream or video with WooCommerce.