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Everest Cast review

#27 of 37 in Live Streaming Hosting

Budget-focused hosting for small and mid-market live TV operators.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Everest Cast provides hosted live TV and Web TV streaming for broadcasters, Internet TV operators, and small to mid-market teams. Its offering combines TV station storage, viewer capacity, social media relay, HTTPS streaming, URL branding, and VDO Panel administration. Deployment options include cloud and self-hosted environments, with web, Linux, API, and self-hosted platform support. A 30-day trial is available for stream hosting.

Pricing is organized across three monthly video plans. STARTER - Video costs $17.77 per month and includes 10 GB TV Station Storage, 50 Simulation Viewers, unlimited bandwidth, social media relay, HTTPS streaming, and URL branding. PREMIUM - Video costs $27.77 per month and increases storage to 20 GB and capacity to 100 Simulation Viewers. PROFESSIONAL - Video costs $37.77 per month and provides 30 GB of storage and 200 Simulation Viewers. All three plans include unlimited bandwidth, social media relay, HTTPS streaming, and URL branding. Storage is upgradable, while stream-hosting purchases are not eligible for monetary refunds.

The platform’s strongest fit is for operators that need more than basic video delivery: adaptive bitrate streaming, advanced analytics, playlist scheduling, website integration widgets, geo/IP/domain blocking, watermark logo controls, and WHMCS billing automation are included across the broader offering. Simulcasting connects with Facebook, YouTube, Periscope, DailyMotion, and Twitch, while RTMP and HLS support cover common ingest needs. Email, phone, ticket, chat, and documentation support are available, along with 24/7 support. Everest Cast suits budget-conscious live TV and Web TV projects that can operate within its viewer tiers; teams needing capacity beyond 200 Simulation Viewers should consider a different fit.

Everest Cast pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Live TV and Web TV streaming with adaptive bitrate delivery
    • Simulcasting to Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and other platforms
    • Scheduling, analytics, widgets, access controls, and HTTPS streaming
  • Where it doesn't
    • STARTER - Video supports 50 Simulation Viewers
    • Storage tiers begin at 10 GB, 20 GB, or 30 GB
    • Stream-hosting purchases are not eligible for monetary refunds

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