Streamster review
Flexible multistreaming with free access, pay-per-use pricing, and 4K support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Streamster is live-streaming software for content creators, gamers, broadcasters, agencies, and businesses that need to send one broadcast to multiple destinations. Its workflow spans Windows desktop production, browser-based restreaming, mobile streaming, and cloud distribution. Streamster supports YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, Kick, LinkedIn, Telegram, Vimeo, DLive, Steam, Mixcloud, Bilibili, Trovo, VK, and custom RTMP destinations. The platform supports up to four destinations and resolutions up to 4K.
Pricing is structured for both occasional and recurring use. The FREE plan costs $0 forever and includes web, desktop, and mobile streaming apps, plus simultaneous use across multiple devices. Monthly plans are LITE at $15, REGULAR at $30, PROFESSIONAL at $50, and PREMIUM at $75. VPN access appears on LITE and the higher monthly tiers, while transcoding appears on REGULAR, PROFESSIONAL, and PREMIUM. Pay-per-use options begin with LITE at $0.48 per hour, followed by REGULAR at $0.96 per hour and PROFESSIONAL at $1.56 per hour. The published plans show no annual billing.
Its strongest fit is a flexible multistreaming workflow rather than an all-in-one browser studio. Streamster combines custom RTMP support, multiple webcam, screen, browser, and image sources, an overlay editor, server-side transcoding, multi-device stream sources, remote control, recording, and multichannel chat. The browser application handles restreaming and destination control; scene production is handled through Streamster Desktop or an external encoder such as OBS. Choose Streamster if you want broad platform connectivity, 4K distribution, and a choice between free, monthly, and hourly pricing. Choose another tool if browser-based scene production is central to your workflow.
Streamster pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Pay-per-use streaming starts at $0.48 per hour
- Multistreams to up to four destinations, including custom RTMP
- Supports 4K, recording, transcoding, overlays, and multichannel chat
- Where it doesn't
- Browser app focuses on restreaming and destination control
- Full scene production requires Desktop or an external encoder
- No annual plans are offered
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