Your video. Live. Nonstop.
Upload your videos once and StreamMesh plays them as a live stream on YouTube and Instagram from our servers: one platform or all of them at once, looped around the clock or played once. No OBS, no laptop left running.
Free plan, no card needed. Sign in with Google or email.
One upload. Every platform.
Stream to one platform or all of them at once. Each gets the video in the format it needs, and each starts and stops by itself.
YouTube
24/7 live streams from your videos, no stream key needed.
YouTube live streamingGo live on Instagram with a pre-recorded video.
Instagram live streamingMore soon
New platforms are on the way. Every one you add to a stream goes live at the same time.
Three steps from file to forever.
No encoder software, no scheduling grid, no server to set up.
Upload your videos
Drop in the videos you want on air. They're stored as-is, so upload finishes fast no matter how large the files are. Your laptop can close.
Choose where it goes
Pick one platform or several for the same stream. Connect your channel once, or paste the stream key the platform gives you.
Go live, forever
Line your videos up in a playlist and hit Go Live. It loops around the clock until you hit stop, or plays through once if you'd rather, on every platform at the same time.
Built to stay on air.
Several platforms at once
Send the same stream to YouTube and Instagram together. Each one starts and stops by itself, so ending one leaves the others on air.
Runs in the cloud
Your stream plays from our servers from the moment you press Go Live. No encoder to set up, no laptop to keep awake.
Playlists, not just one video
Queue up to 20 videos in the order you want. They play back to back as one continuous broadcast, with no gaps to fill.
Loop it, or play it once
Loop the playlist until you stop it, or play it through a single time and let the stream end by itself.
Change the playlist while live
Add, remove or reorder videos on a running stream. It isn't restarted: the new playlist takes over when the current video ends.
Self-healing
If a stream drops, it restarts automatically with backoff and carries on from the video it was playing. You don't babysit it.
Converted once, in the cloud
The first time a video goes live on a platform, we convert it only if that platform needs it, on separate servers, and reuse the result every time after. Uploading stays fast either way.
Your keys, your channel
Saved stream keys and channel connections are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Disconnect a channel and our access to it is withdrawn. We never ask for your platform passwords.
Your media library
Keep your uploads in folders, preview them, and pick which ones go on air when you build a stream.
A channel that never signs off.
Content that works on repeat.
Best results: MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio.
Every upload is stored as-is, so it's always fast — the size or format of your file never slows down uploading. Files that already match a platform's live format (H.264, AAC, a key frame at least every 4 seconds) go live there immediately. Anything else is converted the first time you go live, then reused every time after, so only your very first stream of a video on a platform needs to wait. In a playlist, videos that share one resolution and frame rate start soonest; the rest are matched to the first video.
StreamMesh in brief.
- What it is
- StreamMesh is a cloud live-streaming service that plays your uploaded videos as a live stream on YouTube and Instagram, on one platform or several at once, looped around the clock or played once, with no OBS and no computer left running.
- Platforms
- YouTube (24/7, with a stream key or a connected channel) and Instagram Live (professional accounts). One stream can go to both at once.
- Playlists
- Up to 20 videos per stream, looped or played once, and editable while live.
- Video files
- Any format uploads. A video is converted to what a platform needs the first time it goes live there.
- Reliability
- A stream that drops restarts by itself; you can stop it any time.
- Price
- Free plan with one stream. Premium from ₹999 per stream per month, ₹799 from 4 streams; yearly billing saves two months. See pricing
- Security
- Stream keys are encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and never shown back to you.
Questions, answered.
What is a 24/7 live stream?
It's a live broadcast that never ends. Instead of going live for an hour, your channel stays live continuously, replaying your video or playlist on a loop. YouTube allows this; a live on Instagram ends when it reaches Instagram's own time limit.
How much does StreamMesh cost?
There's a free plan with one stream, no card needed. Premium costs ₹999 per stream per month, or ₹9,990 per stream per year (about 17% less, two months free). From 4 streams, every stream costs ₹799 a month or ₹7,990 a year. You can cancel any time and keep Premium until the end of the period you paid for. Full pricing
Can I stream more than one video?
Yes. A stream plays a playlist of up to 20 videos, in the order you set, as one continuous broadcast. Loop the playlist until you stop it, or play it through once and the stream ends by itself.
Can I change the playlist without stopping the stream?
Yes. Add, remove or reorder videos while you're live. The stream isn't restarted; the new playlist takes over when the video playing now finishes. A newly added video may need converting first, which happens in the background.
What video format do I need?
Any format uploads fine — we store it as-is so uploading is always fast. Live platforms expect H.264 video, AAC audio and a key frame every few seconds; if your file doesn't already fit what a platform takes, we convert it the first time you go live there, then reuse that copy every time after. Videos in one playlist are also matched to the first video's resolution and frame rate, so they play as a single stream.
Do I need to keep my computer on?
No. Once you press start, the stream runs on our servers. You can close your laptop.
Is my channel or stream key safe?
A stream key is encrypted (AES-256-GCM) everywhere we store it, never shown back to you, and only decrypted to connect your stream to its platform. Treat it like a password anyway: if you think it leaked, reset it in YouTube Studio. An Instagram key works for one live only, and we delete it when that live ends. If you connect your YouTube channel instead, we keep only an encrypted access credential, use it only to create and end your own broadcasts, and you can withdraw it any time from StreamMesh or your Google account.
What happens if the stream crashes?
It restarts automatically, waiting a little longer between attempts if something keeps failing. You can see its state and stop it any time from your dashboard.
Can I earn money from a 24/7 stream?
That's up to each platform's rules. Their monetization and repetitious-content policies apply to any looped content, so make sure your video is original and follows their guidelines.
Which platforms can I stream to?
YouTube and Instagram today, and one stream can go to all of them at the same time. Each platform a stream is live on counts as one of your plan's concurrent streams. More platforms are on the way.
Put your video on air. Leave it on.
Upload your videos, build a playlist and go live on YouTube and Instagram.