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Looping Stream review

#18 of 26 in Music Live Stream Software24/7 Live Streaming Software

A low-cost way to loop uploaded music or video to YouTube and RTMP destinations.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Looping Stream is a web-based cloud broadcasting service for creators and small teams that want to turn uploaded video or audio into continuous live broadcasts. It supports ordered playlists, 24/7 looping, and playback from managed cloud infrastructure, so a browser or local computer does not need to remain online after launch. Typical uses include continuous music, podcasts, educational programming, webinars, demonstrations, and event replays. Its best fit is a straightforward broadcast workflow built around uploaded media rather than live production tools or a broad destination ecosystem.

Pricing is structured around stream capacity and cloud storage. The five-day Free Trial includes one simultaneous stream, 1 GB of storage, 1080p Full HD, video and audio playlists, and unlimited traffic and streaming hours. Standard costs $9 per month for one stream and 10 GB of storage. Plus costs $29 per month and raises capacity to four simultaneous streams with 40 GB of storage, while Premium costs $59 per month for eight streams and 80 GB of storage. All listed plans include 1080p Full HD, continuous looping, playlists, unlimited traffic, and unlimited streaming hours.

The service connects to YouTube and compatible custom RTMP destinations, with media optimization for streaming presets, stream monitoring, and reconnection after temporary errors. Future start times are handled through the destination platform's scheduling tools, while Looping Stream starts broadcasts on demand. Choose it for low-cost, cloud-hosted looping from uploaded media, especially when continuous playback and simple playlist management matter most. Choose an alternative if you need built-in scheduling, more destination integrations, or a live-production workflow beyond uploaded files and playlist playback.

Looping Stream pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 24/7 looping from uploaded video and audio playlists
    • Cloud playback continues without a local computer running
    • Plans include unlimited traffic and streaming hours
  • Where it doesn't
    • Broadcasts start on demand rather than at a future time
    • Destinations are limited to YouTube and compatible RTMP outputs
    • The trial lasts five days and is not a permanent free plan

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