EchoStream is a live-streaming relay. You send one video stream from OBS or similar software, and we forward an identical copy of it, live, to YouTube, Twitch, Kick and any other platform you choose — so you can broadcast to all of them at once without uploading your video more than once.
We do not re-encode or alter your video, and we keep no copy of it after your stream ends.
EchoStream is a live-streaming relay. You broadcast one video stream from your own software — OBS, Streamlabs, vMix or anything else that speaks RTMP — to the nearest EchoStream server. We forward an identical copy of that stream, in real time, to every platform you have chosen: YouTube, Twitch, Kick and any other RTMP or SRT destination you add.
The point is that broadcasting to several platforms at once normally means uploading your video several times over, which most home connections cannot do. You upload once; we handle the rest. We do not re-encode your video, we do not change it, and we do not keep a copy of it after your stream ends.
One RTMP feed in, a live copy out to each platform you connect. Every destination runs independently, so one failing platform never interrupts the others.
If you connect an account, we show that channel's live chat next to the others in a single window, and in an overlay you can add to your broadcast.
Whether each destination is actually receiving video, your live viewer count per platform, and a history of your past streams.
EchoStream uses YouTube API Services. Connecting your YouTube account is optional — you can restream to YouTube with a stream key alone — and it is only used to make the features above work for that channel. With your permission we read:
We never upload, edit, delete or schedule videos, never post comments or messages as you, never change your channel, and never use your YouTube data for advertising or sell it to anyone. You can disconnect the account inside EchoStream at any time, and you can revoke our access entirely from your Google account's security settings.
By using EchoStream with a YouTube account you also agree to the YouTube Terms of Service. Google's handling of your data is described in the Google Privacy Policy. How we handle it is described in our own Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
How it works
Add YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and others — or paste a custom RTMP URL.
Point OBS at your regional ingest URL with your stream key. That is the only upload you make.
Your node forwards the exact feed to every connected target at once, with no re-encode.
Restream to the platforms your audience already watches
Works with your tools
Any encoder that supports a custom RTMP server works with EchoStream. Set its Server to your node's ingest URL and paste your Stream Key — that's it.
OBS Studio
Free · Win/Mac/Linux
Streamlabs
Desktop & mobile
vMix
Windows
XSplit
Windows
Prism Live Studio
Mobile & desktop
Larix Broadcaster
iOS & Android
FFmpeg
Command line
Hardware encoders
Any RTMP device
Pricing
Global nodes
Germany - Frankfurt
eu · eu1
Iran - Tehran
tr · ir1
Hillsboro - Oregon
us · us1
FAQ
No. You push a single RTMP feed to the nearest node and we relay that exact feed to every platform you connect — no extra upload or bandwidth on your side.
No. Your feed is forwarded as-is in copy mode, so the original resolution and bitrate are preserved all the way through.
Anything that supports a custom RTMP server — OBS, Streamlabs, vMix, XSplit, Prism, Larix on mobile, or FFmpeg. Just set the Server and Stream Key.
Every platform we support is available on every plan — YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Kick, TikTok, Trovo and the rest — plus any custom RTMP or SRT target. What your plan sets is how many you can broadcast to at once, not which ones you may choose.
Create an account, add your destinations, pick a node, then paste its ingest URL and your stream key into your encoder and go live.
Create an account and go live on every platform from one feed.
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