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Qbrick review

#10 of 27 in Webcasting Software

A cloud webcast platform combining branded live events, interactivity and on-demand video.

8.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Qbrick is a cloud-based video platform for creating, hosting, broadcasting, editing and analyzing live and on-demand content. It fits corporate communications, government, education, marketing and events teams that need branded webcasts, replayable event archives and controlled audience access. Streaming can come from RTMP encoders or the browser-based Qbrick Meet, while viewers can watch through branded portals or embeddable players. Public, private and gated distribution options support different audience models.

Pricing is structured across three plans. Starter costs €83 per month and includes one user, 250 GB of storage, custom player branding, portals, video analytics, and WCAG and GDPR compliance. Plus adds unlimited users, interactive video and Adobe Express integration alongside the Starter branding, portal and analytics capabilities; its price requires contacting sales. Enterprise includes everything in Plus plus a tailored solution, live streaming, video polls and chat, AI avatars and personal support, also through a sales-led price. A 30-day trial is available, giving prospective teams a time-limited way to assess fit before committing.

The platform’s standout depth is interactive webcasting: moderated Q&A, live chat, polls, branching video, quizzes, hotspots and calls to action can extend events beyond one-way broadcasts. Automatic transcriptions, subtitles and live captions support accessible viewing, while analytics cover both live and on-demand audiences. REST APIs enable custom video archives and integrations, with Adobe Express listed as a direct integration. Qbrick suits organizations seeking an EU-oriented, controlled video environment with SSO SAML and GDPR support. Teams needing a wider named integration ecosystem, or a lower-cost multi-user entry plan, should compare alternatives.

Qbrick pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Live RTMP or browser streaming with archives and on-demand replay.
    • Branded portals, interactive video, chat, Q&A and polls.
    • GDPR/WCAG support, captions, analytics and REST APIs.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starter is limited to one user and 250 GB of storage.
    • Plus and Enterprise pricing requires a sales conversation.
    • Listed integrations are Adobe Express and the REST API.

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