Church live streaming
Sunday streams fail for ordinary reasons: weak ISP service, weather, overloaded neighborhood networks, or one volunteer accidentally bumping the wrong thing. Beam Networks Stream is built so your church live stream can recover automatically instead of leaving your congregation staring at a broken player.
Keep the same cameras, switcher, volunteer workflow, and destinations your team already knows.
Beam Networks Stream adds resilience in software, so you do not have to buy proprietary encoders just to get a reliable stream.
The Sunday plan is priced for churches and nonprofits that stream weekly and need room to recover from outages without enterprise cost.
A typical YouTube or Facebook stream sends video live with no safety net. If the upload connection drops, the stream drops with it. Beam Networks Stream adds a local copy, continuous upload, a cloud buffer, and automatic backfill so short outages stay invisible and longer outages still have a path back.
Why Beam Networks Stream fits church teams
Most churches are not building a broadcast engineering department. They need reliability, simple workflows, and pricing that makes sense for weekly ministry use.
How it works
Install the agent, stream the way you already do, and let us handle the hiccups in the background.
Beam Networks Stream Agent
Runs beside OBS
Cloud Buffer
Holds & backfills
Destinations
YouTube, Facebook, your site
Internet drops for 45 seconds? We hold onto your broadcast in the cloud. When you reconnect, it catches right back up. Nobody watching has to sit through dead air.
Download Beam Networks Stream onto the same machine running OBS. No rack gear, no workflow changes.
The agent uploads continuously and keeps a recoverable buffer on our side, so the occasional blip doesn't break the broadcast.
When your internet comes back, we backfill what got dropped and keep YouTube, Facebook, and your site fed from the same buffer.
Pricing
Every tier covers the actual cost of running your stream resiliently, and not much more.
Why it costs what it costs
Storage, bandwidth, and delivery aren't free, and buffering the stream in the cloud uses more of all three than a regular RTMP feed. So the price needs to cover that honestly. If you're running a small congregation or a one-person nonprofit, talk to us — we'd rather figure something out than lose you over $30.
8 hours / month
Enough for a weekly service plus the occasional midweek stream. Self-attested church and nonprofit rate.
20 hours / month
Small orgs, occasional events, volunteer-run productions.
80 hours / month
Regular broadcasts, multi-service weekends, mid-size teams.
Unlimited hours
Heavy use, simultaneous streams, full production teams.
No annual contracts, no hardware lease, no usage tiers designed to upsell you.
FAQ
If we didn't answer yours here, email us — we read everything that comes in.
We keep a protected copy of your broadcast in the cloud and keep feeding it to your destinations while the agent reconnects. When it comes back, we backfill whatever got missed. Short blips, viewers never see. Longer drops still have a shot at recovering cleanly.
No. If you already stream with OBS, you're set. Install our agent on the same machine, point it at OBS, and keep using the cameras, switcher, and destinations you already have.
A plain RTMP stream breaks the moment your upload connection hiccups — viewers see a frozen frame or get booted. We buffer your stream in the cloud and backfill the gaps, so the destination keeps getting a continuous feed instead of a broken one.
Yep. Same core idea — resilient cloud buffering that survives internet drops — without the enterprise contract or proprietary hardware. We're aimed at churches, nonprofits, and small broadcast teams running OBS.
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