Autostreamer review
A focused cloud service for scheduled, looping YouTube broadcasts without an always-on computer.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Autostreamer is a web-based cloud service for creators and YouTube channel operators who want to broadcast prerecorded video on a schedule. It supports looping playlists, scheduled start and end times, automatic video conversion, reusable stream branding, and multiple simultaneous broadcasts on one YouTube channel. Because streams can run and restart without an always-on computer, it fits channels built around continuous or recurring programming rather than live, camera-led production.
Pricing is structured across four paid monthly plans: BASIC costs $12, STANDARD $36, PRO $72, and BUSINESS $120. Each listed plan includes Full HD up to 60fps, video playlists, automatic video conversion, stream scheduling, and automatic stream branding. The service includes a seven-day free trial, and billing uses a prepaid balance with charges made daily. The published plan highlights are the same across all four tiers, so buyers should compare the available plan limits before choosing a higher-priced option. The core value is the automation layer: playlists, schedules, restarts, and metadata reduce the recurring work involved in keeping a prerecorded channel active.
Its platform fit is deliberately narrow. YouTube is the central destination, with Google, Yandex ID, and Telegram listed as integrations, while multistreaming is not supported. Broadcast and channel statistics provide visibility into channel activity, and automatic titles, thumbnails, descriptions, and category branding help standardize recurring streams. Choose Autostreamer if your priority is inexpensive, automated YouTube broadcasting from existing video files. Choose an alternative if you need to distribute one broadcast across multiple streaming platforms, work outside a web workflow, or build around fully live production rather than prerecorded content.
Autostreamer pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Runs scheduled, looping broadcasts from prerecorded videos
- Restarts streams automatically after failures
- Automates titles, thumbnails, descriptions, and categories
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on YouTube rather than multistreaming
- Web-only platform
- No free plan after the seven-day trial
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