ChurchLiveStreaming.com review
A hosted church streaming service with archives, scheduling, simulcasting, and Roku access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ChurchLiveStreaming.com is a hosted video platform for churches and church organizations. It supports live services, sermon recordings, on-demand archives, public church listings, Roku viewing, and simulcasting to Facebook, YouTube, and X. Churches can stream through RTMP-compatible encoders such as OBS, use Streamlabs, and manage broadcasts through a church dashboard with stream keys and analytics. It fits congregations that want a managed streaming service without building their own video infrastructure.
Pricing is structured around broadcast volume and storage. The Basic plan costs $29 per month and includes one simultaneous live broadcast, 500 GB of monthly viewing, 10 GB of recording storage, two social destinations, and simulated live scheduling. The $49-per-month 24/7 Live plan provides one always-on live feed and 750 GB of viewing, with continuous live feed support but no recording or file storage. Pro costs $79 per month and adds up to three simultaneous broadcasts, 1.5 TB of viewing, 100 GB of storage, and three social destinations. Mega costs $149 per month and supports six broadcasts, 6 TB of viewing, 500 GB of storage, six social destinations, and 1080p at 60fps. Enterprise adds multi-campus support, up to eight broadcasts, negotiated viewing, custom storage, and white-label options.
Its strongest fit is for churches that value a focused streaming workflow: live HLS delivery, replay playback, scheduled prerecorded content, embeds, social simulcasting, public listings, Roku access, and viewer and bandwidth analytics are combined in one service. The platform connects with Facebook, YouTube, X, OBS, Streamlabs, and Roku, with web and API access. Churches needing several concurrent broadcasts, larger archives, or multi-campus operations should consider Pro, Mega, or Enterprise. Smaller congregations with occasional services may find Basic sufficient, while organizations requiring broader production, community, or player customization should look elsewhere.
ChurchLiveStreaming.com pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Hosted live streaming with sermon archives and replay playback
- Simulcasts to Facebook, YouTube, and X with OBS support
- Includes scheduling, Roku presence, embeds, and analytics
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Basic limits churches to one simultaneous broadcast and 10 GB storage
- 24/7 Live includes no recording or file storage
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