Restream

Restream is a multistreaming platform built for creators, businesses, and podcasters who want to broadcast live video to multiple destinations simultaneously without juggling separate setups for each one. Instead of choosing between YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, or X, users connect their preferred streaming software or use Restream's own browser-based Studio to send a single live feed out to over thirty platforms at once. This eliminates the technical headache of running multiple encoders or duplicating hardware resources, letting streamers reach audiences wherever they already gather instead of forcing viewers to migrate to one channel.

At the core of Restream's offering is Restream Studio, a no-download, browser-based production tool that lets hosts bring on guests via a simple link, add branded overlays, lower-thirds, and custom scenes, and manage multi-camera or screen-share layouts in real time. This makes it especially appealing to podcasters and interview-style shows that want polished, multi-guest productions without investing in expensive broadcasting suites. Alongside Studio, Restream offers Chat, a unified inbox that consolidates comments and questions from every connected platform into one interface, so hosts and moderators can engage with their entire audience without alt-tabbing between a dozen browser windows during a live show.

Beyond the live production tools, Restream provides analytics that track viewership, engagement, and growth trends across every platform in one dashboard, giving creators a clearer picture of where their audience actually lives and how content performs channel by channel. The platform also supports scheduling, recording, and repurposing streams into on-demand content, making it useful not just for live moments but for building a longer-term content library. With tiered plans ranging from free access with core multistreaming features to paid plans unlocking higher bitrates, more simultaneous destinations, and team collaboration tools, Restream positions itself as an accessible entry point for solo streamers while scaling to meet the needs of media teams and enterprise broadcasters.