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Forge Live Studio review

Freemium#39 of 43 in Multistreaming Software

A focused Windows desktop choice for simple, customizable multistreaming.

5.1/10Editor score
Forge Live Studio5.1 Visit site

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Forge Live Studio is a Windows 11 desktop livestreaming application for creators who want to broadcast to multiple destinations from their own computer. It sends streams directly rather than through a cloud restreaming service, with scene and source management, unified chat, and separate horizontal and vertical output. One-click connections are available for YouTube, Twitch, and Kick, while other services can be added through custom RTMP details. It is aimed at creators who want a straightforward desktop workflow rather than guest-focused production features.

The free plan costs $0 always and includes one platform, unified chat, and the full scenes and sources system. Premium monthly costs $9.99 per month, while Premium 6 months costs $49.99 per 6 months and Premium annual costs $79.99 per year. Each Premium plan supports up to 99 platforms plus custom RTMP, per-destination quality and orientation, adding or dropping platforms mid-stream, and unified multi-platform chat. The published plans also show a 14-day money-back guarantee for the first purchase. This structure makes the free tier suitable for single-platform streaming, while multistreaming requires a paid plan.

Forge Live Studio fits creators who want control over each destination's resolution, bitrate, and orientation without moving to a cloud restreaming workflow. Its direct-from-computer approach, mid-stream destination changes, and separate vertical and horizontal output suit broadcasts that need different formats across platforms. The main platform limitation is its Windows-only availability, and the product does not include guest support. Choose it for desktop-based multistreaming across YouTube, Twitch, Kick, or custom RTMP destinations; choose another option if you need macOS support or built-in guest participation.

Forge Live Studio pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free tier includes one platform, chat, scenes, and sources
    • Premium supports up to 99 platforms plus custom RTMP
    • Per-destination quality and orientation controls
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows 11 only
    • Free tier supports one platform
    • No guest support

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