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Mixcloud Live review

#26 of 26 in Music Live Stream SoftwarePodcast Apps

A music-focused live platform with royalty handling, community tools, and creator monetization.

6.4/10Editor score
Mixcloud Live6.4 Visit Mixcloud Live

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Mixcloud Live is a music-focused livestreaming service for DJs, radio stations, musicians, and other audio creators. It supports live video and audio broadcasts through the web, iOS, and Android, with live community chat, tips, creator subscriptions, private or unlisted streams, and audio archiving. Its clearest audience is creators who need music licensing handled as part of the streaming service rather than treating live broadcasting as a general-purpose video workflow.

The published plans show one Pro tier with the same feature set under two billing options: $11.25 per month when billed annually, or $15 per month when billed monthly. Both include live video and audio streaming, unlimited uploads, private livestreams, promotion to Facebook and Twitch, tips and subscriptions, and listener insights. There is no free plan. Creators typically connect through compatible RTMP streaming software or a desktop browser, so the setup fits users who already understand basic live-streaming workflows.

Licensing is the product's defining strength. Mixcloud identifies music played during streams and pays royalties to artists, while live recordings can be archived as audio shows. That focus makes it a strong fit for DJ sets, radio-style broadcasts, and music-led communities that want chat and direct creator support. Its platform connections include Facebook and Twitch, with promotion to those services, but its archive is audio-focused rather than video-on-demand. Choose Mixcloud Live when licensed music, audio publishing, and creator monetization matter most; choose another option if continuous scheduled channel operation, verified playlist tools, or video archives are central requirements.

Mixcloud Live pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Identifies licensed music and pays royalties to artists
    • Combines live audio, video, chat, tips, and subscriptions
    • Archives live recordings as audio shows with unlimited uploads
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; access requires a Mixcloud Pro subscription
    • Archived recordings are audio shows rather than video-on-demand files
    • Playlist and scheduling support are not verified

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