Professional streaming made simple

StreamerKit is a cloud OBS platform that lets you stream professionally from anywhere to multiple platforms at once (Twitch, Kick, YouTube and any RTMP destination), without a powerful PC. Set everything up in 5 minutes.

Cloud OBS means a full OBS Studio instance runs on dedicated servers. You access it from your browser or from your local OBS. Scenes, overlays and settings are saved in the cloud. The server handles all encoding and distribution to the platforms.

Basic (R$119,90/month): 1 Ingest, dashboard, control from your local OBS. Advanced (R$499,90/month): cloud OBS, simultaneous multistreaming, 2 Ingests, remote access from your browser. The Advanced plan is for streamers who want the full cloud experience. On the annual plan you pay R$1.199,00 (Basic) or R$4.999,00 (Advanced) per year, the equivalent of 10 months.

Yes. On the Basic plan, OBS runs on your PC and StreamerKit provides the cloud ingest, the dashboard and disconnection protection. So your PC (with OBS open) has to stay on for the whole stream. If you want to stream without depending on a running PC, the Advanced plan includes cloud OBS: it runs on our servers 24/7 and you control everything from your browser or phone.

All of them. Login integration with Twitch and Kick. You can also add any custom RTMP destination directly in the dashboard (YouTube, Facebook, etc.). Simultaneous multistreaming from a single upload.

StreamerKit uses H.265 (HEVC) encoding on the link between your device and the server, which uses significantly less bandwidth than H.264. The server then transcodes and distributes to every platform, so you upload only once, in an efficient codec.

5 minutes. Sign up, connect your streaming platforms and you are done. No software to install on the Advanced plan (cloud OBS). On the Basic plan, just point your local OBS at StreamerKit.

The cloud server handles all the encoding. A basic laptop or a phone with a stable connection is enough. The server does the heavy lifting. Perfect for IRL streaming too.

StreamerKit has disconnection protection. When the sender loses connection, the cloud server automatically switches to an offline scene (BRB/standby screen) to keep the stream on air. When it reconnects, it goes back to the live feed. Your stream never goes down, only the video source changes temporarily.

Local OBS uses your CPU/GPU and needs a strong internet connection for each platform. StreamerKit moves the encoding to cloud servers, frees your PC for gaming, and adds simultaneous multistreaming, remote access, disconnection protection and settings saved in the cloud.

Yes. StreamerKit supports SRTLA bonding, which aggregates multiple internet connections (for example Wi-Fi + 4G + 5G) into a single stable stream. This is essential for IRL streaming where mobile networks are unstable. Configure your encoder to send via SRTLA and the server combines the connections automatically. Plain SRT is also available as an alternative.

Yes. The combination of SRTLA bonding (multiple-connection aggregation), the SRT protocol (lost-packet recovery), H.265/HEVC encoding (lower bandwidth) and disconnection protection (automatic BRB) keeps streams stable even on weak 4G/5G signal. We have ingest servers in Brazil, the US and Europe so you always connect to the closest one.

StreamerKit works with any encoder that supports SRT or SRTLA, including Moblin (iOS/Android), Larix Broadcaster, LiveU, TVU, OBS Studio and FFmpeg. For IRL streaming we recommend Moblin with SRTLA bonding for maximum stability on mobile networks.