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StreamYard
streamyard.comSummary
StreamYard is a browser-based live streaming and recording studio that enables users to broadcast to multiple platforms simultaneously. It facilitates professional-looking live shows and podcasts with features like guest interviews, audience engagement, and custom branding. Users can also record content for later use or repurposing.
Feature Matches8/16
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Must Have
4 of 5
Screen Recording
Camera Recording
Instant Shared Links
Basic Video Editing
Viewer Analytics
Other
4 of 11
Timestamped Comments
Emoji Reactions
Auto-Generated Transcripts
Custom Branding
Team Library
Slack Integration
Gmail Integration
Mobile App Support
Password Protection
Enterprise Security & Compliance
API Access
PricingFreemium
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Free
$0.00 monthly
- All essential studio features
- Dark mode
- 2 hours/month local recordings
- 6 on-screen participants
- 1 seat
- Stream to 1 destination
- StreamYard logo in streams
- Streaming limits
- Limited storage
- Cannot live stream and record at the same time
Core
Custom
Popular- Full HD (1080p)
- No StreamYard logo
- Multistream to 3 destinations
- Logos, Overlays, Video clips, Backgrounds
- 10 on-screen participants
- 2 hours pre-recorded streams
- 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
- For individuals only
Advanced
Custom
- 4K (2160p) local recordings
- Multistream to 8 destinations
- Extra camera
- 15 backstage participants
- 4 hours pre-recorded streams
- On-Air webinars
- Custom fonts
- Download transcripts
- For individuals only
Rationale
StreamYard is primarily a live streaming platform, which differs from Loom's asynchronous video communication focus. However, it does offer robust recording capabilities that align with several of Loom's features. It explicitly mentions screen recording, camera recording (through guest interviews and self-recording), and the ability to share recordings via link. While it doesn't have a dedicated 'team library' feature like Loom, it does offer storage for recordings. The editing capabilities are more focused on pre-production and post-production integration rather than in-platform basic editing, but it does mention 'simplify editing with Recording Controls' and 'Repurpose your Recordings' which implies some level of basic editing or preparation for editing. It also supports audience engagement features like showing comments on screen and mentions 'AI Clips' and 'Download transcripts' which align with video transcripts. Custom branding is also a prominent feature. The core difference lies in StreamYard's emphasis on live interaction and multi-streaming, whereas Loom is purely asynchronous.
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