StreamSpot - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

StreamSpot is a simplified live streaming platform designed for churches, synagogues and events. The solution provides all the tools necessary to deliver high-quality live and on-demand broadcasts to any connected device. The platform includes core services such as automated live streaming based on schedules, and automatic posting to custom StreamSpot players.

StreamSpot offers automatic archiving that stores videos immediately after each broadcast, for instant on-demand playback. Broadcasts can also be published to Vimeo and iTunes accounts directly. Archive management tools allow users to edit (trim, merge) broadcasts, and each video is automatically transcoded into several formats for adaptive delivery. The platform’s viewer analytics provide data on real-time viewer mapping, top content, viewer counts, and more.

StreamSpot’s simulated-live feature allows broadcasters to reuse previously recorded content, useful for viewing in different timezones, or for multi-site broadcasters. The system integrates seamlessly with most third-party players and apps including JW Player, Flowplayer, as well as custom XML, MRSS and RSS feeds. Users can broadcast private events securely by setting an access password for viewers.

Included with every StreamSpot account is full integration with Roku and Google Chromecast, which allows viewers to enjoy live and on-demand videos on their TV. The Facebook LIVE integration enables broadcasters to stream to StreamSpot and their Facebook page or profile simultaneously. Users can watch all broadcasts and videos from any internet connected device. StreamSpot also provides professional camera operators that drive cameras remotely during live broadcasts, utilizing professional robotic camera operators.