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Cloud-OBS review

#18 of 31 in Pre-Recorded Live Stream Software

A cloud OBS service for continuous streaming, remote control, and multistreaming.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Cloud-OBS provides cloud-hosted OBS environments for streamers, content creators, teams, events, IRL streaming, and 24/7 channels. OBS runs on dedicated cloud hardware, with browser-based remote desktop access and mobile control. The service supports custom overlays, alerts, scenes, browser sources, automatic scene switching, and simultaneous streaming to Twitch, Kick, and YouTube. It is available through the web and supports streaming up to 1080p.

Pricing separates ingest from full cloud OBS. Ingest Server (no OBS) costs €9.99 per month and accepts RTMP, SRT, and SRTLA input, with automatic SRT reconnection and server locations in the USA, EU, and Asia. IRL Server Cloud 30 FPS costs €24.99 per month and includes OBS running 24/7, browser remote desktop, phone control, multistreaming, and disconnection protection. IRL Server Cloud 60 FPS includes the same listed features at €49.99 per month. The paid-only structure makes the entry tier suitable for ingest, while continuous cloud OBS requires one of the IRL Server Cloud plans.

Cloud-OBS fits workflows that need remote access and a continuously running OBS environment rather than a local setup. Its ecosystem includes Twitch, Kick, YouTube, Moblin, IRL Pro, Larix, LiveU, Belabox, and GoPro Hero 7 and newer. Automatic reconnection, disconnection protection, and multiple ingest protocols support mobile and IRL-oriented streaming workflows. Choose Cloud-OBS if hosted OBS, remote control, and multistreaming are central requirements. Choose another option if prerecorded scheduling, playlist management, or playout automation is the main priority.

Cloud-OBS pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • OBS runs continuously with browser and mobile control
    • Streams simultaneously to Twitch, Kick, and YouTube
    • Supports RTMP, SRT, and SRTLA ingest with reconnection protection
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan
    • Ingest Server excludes OBS and remote desktop
    • Focused less on prerecorded scheduling and playlists

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