Getting started
What EchoStream does
You send one video feed. EchoStream sends copies of it to every platform you have connected, at the same time.
Your encoder publishes to a single relay node. That node fans the stream out to YouTube, Twitch, Kick and anywhere else you have added. Your upload only ever carries one stream, no matter how many places it lands.
Two ways to send video
Live from an encoder. OBS, Streamlabs, a hardware encoder, or anything that speaks RTMP. You go live when you press Start Streaming, and stop when you press Stop.
From videos you upload. Upload files once, build a playlist, and EchoStream plays it on a loop without your computer being involved at all. This is how people run a channel around the clock.
What you need
- An account with at least one connected channel
- For live streaming: an encoder and enough upload bandwidth for your chosen bitrate
- For 24/7 video: nothing beyond the files themselves
Every plan multistreams. What changes is how many destinations run at once: two on Starter, five on Pro, twelve on Ultimate. Unified chat and the overlays are on Pro and Ultimate. Storage for uploaded video is 2 GB on Pro and 20 GB on Ultimate; Starter has none.