StreamYard
streamyard.comSummary
StreamYard is a browser-based live streaming and recording studio that enables users to broadcast to multiple platforms simultaneously. It supports multi-source recording, guest interviews, and offers branding customization and cloud storage for recordings.
Features5/16
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Screen Recording
Camera Recording
Basic Video Editing
Instant Shared Links
Viewer Analytics
Other
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Timestamped Comments
Custom Branding
Team Library
Emoji Reactions
Auto-Generated Transcripts
Slack Integration
Gmail Integration
Mobile App Support
Password Protection
Enterprise Security & Compliance
API Access
PricingFreemium
See allFree
- All essential studio features
- StreamYard logo in your streams
- Streaming limits
- Limited storage
- Dark mode
- Local recordings - 2 hours/mo
- 6 on-screen participants
- 1 seat
Core
- All Free features with:
- Full HD (1080p)
- No StreamYard logo on your streams
- Multistream - 3 destinations
- Logos, Overlays, Backgrounds
- 10 on-screen participants
- Pre-recorded streams - 2 hours
- Unlimited streaming and recording
- Live streams are recorded
- Unlimited local recordings
- Custom RTMP destinations
- Guest destinations
- 50 hours of permanent storage
- Intro and Outro video
- AI Clips
- Custom referral message
Advanced
- Everything in Core, plus:
- 4K (2160p) local recordings
- Multistream - 8 destinations
- Extra camera
- 15 backstage participants
- Pre-recorded streams - 4 hours
- On-Air webinars - 1000 viewers
- Custom fonts
- Download transcripts
Teams
- Everything in Advanced, plus:
- On-Air webinars - 10000 viewers
- Pre-recorded streams - 8 hours
- Multiple seats
Business
- Everything in Teams, plus:
- On-Air webinars - 10000+ viewers
- Multiple Spaces
- Extra user roles
- 10+ seats
- 700+ hours of storage
- Priority support
- SSO
- Uptime SLA
Rationale
StreamYard is primarily a live streaming platform, which differs from Loom's core asynchronous video messaging. However, StreamYard does offer robust recording capabilities, including screen and camera recording, and some basic editing features. It also allows for branding and audience interaction through comments, aligning with some 'other' features. The instant shared links and viewer analytics are not as explicitly highlighted for recorded content as they are for live streams, and there's no clear mention of a 'team library' for asynchronous video collaboration in the same vein as Loom.
