Live Video Streaming
for WordPress

Broadcast live events and publish replays on your website. Use WordPress to manage channels and viewing access. You can optionally integrate WooCommerce for payments.

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An embedded player is just one part of the solution.

A player gives your audience a place to watch. If channel controls and viewing settings are outside WordPress, you’ll need to manage another system alongside your site.

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WPStream + WordPress

Manage your broadcasts right where you run your website.

WPStream combines a WordPress plugin with a streaming service. Here’s how to take a live programme and replay it on your site:

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Go live

Broadcast from your website.

Start from your browser or connect OBS. Your audience watches directly on WordPress.

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Replay

Record for on-demand play and engagement.

Monetise viewers who missed the live broadcast to create ongoing value from every recording.

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Compatible with Most Industry-Standard Apps and Tools

How It Works in WordPress

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Step 1

Create your channel.

Build it in WordPress.
Your player is ready automatically.

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Step 2

Go live on your site.

Start streaming from your browser or connect OBS if needed.
Viewers watch directly on your site.

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Step 3

Publish the replay.

Save your live broadcast.
Turn the recording into a replay.
Publish it for free or as pay-per-view.

You can also upload an existing video instead of recording a live broadcast.

Not using WordPress?

Use the Shopify or Wix app, or add the WPStream player to Astro or another website with embed code.

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Choose how people watch and who can broadcast.

Your audience. Your brand.
Your rules inside WordPress.

Free viewing.

Welcome everyone with free access for your audience.

Paid access.

Sell individual programmes or subscriptions through WooCommerce with the payment setup you need.

Password protection.

Keep a viewing page private. Share its password with selected viewers.

Broadcasting permissions.

Allow front-end controls without WordPress admin access.

Your player. Your brand.

Add your logo to the player for a personalised feel on your site.

Place it your way.

Add the player to a different page using a WordPress block, widget, or shortcode.

What You Need to Get Started

A website.

Use the plugin, app, or platform.

A WPStream account.

Connect to the streaming service. Check trial limits and paid-plan allowances for broadcasting, viewing, and recording.

A broadcast source.

Use your browser and webcam or compatible streaming software.

Optional paid access.

The setup depends on your website platform. On WordPress, pay-per-view uses WooCommerce; recurring payments use Subscriptions.

Free-to-view means your audience doesn’t pay to watch, but streaming resources are not free.

Ready when you are

Start your free trial

Try live broadcasting and replays on your website.