Subsplash Live review
A church-focused streaming service with strong app, website, and social distribution tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Subsplash Live is a church-focused live streaming service for worship services and other events. It distributes broadcasts to websites, custom mobile and TV apps, media libraries, Facebook Live, and YouTube. Churches can schedule one-time or repeating streams, run prerecorded videos as simulated live broadcasts, embed playback on websites, add viewer chat, and send push notifications with live countdowns. The service is available across web, iOS, and Android, making it a fit for established churches already building around a connected app and media ecosystem.
Pricing is packaged through Subsplash’s broader platform rather than sold as a standalone Subsplash Live plan. Subsplash One includes websites, media hosting and delivery, custom mobile and TV apps, live streaming, online giving, and donor management. Enterprise includes those capabilities plus custom API integrations and a multi-campus app. Pricing is handled through sales and varies by organization size, features, and usage, so churches evaluating the service will need to compare a broader platform package rather than an individual streaming subscription.
Its strongest distinction is the connection between live broadcasts and ongoing media management. Streams can be automatically recorded and archived in a media library, then trimmed after completion, while viewer analytics and stream health reports provide operational visibility. Facebook Live, YouTube, Zapier, RTMP, and SRT support broaden distribution and workflow options. The main constraint is the recording-file cap of 7.5 GB or 8 hours, whichever comes first. Choose Subsplash Live if scheduled streaming, app notifications, archived media, and church platform integration matter most; consider another option if transparent standalone pricing or higher recording limits is the priority.
Subsplash Live pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Schedules one-time and repeating streams, including simulated live broadcasts.
- Archives streams automatically and supports trimming, chat, and website embeds.
- Connects websites, apps, Facebook Live, YouTube, and RTMP/SRT workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- No standalone public price makes direct value comparison difficult.
- Recording files cap at 7.5 GB or 8 hours, whichever comes first.
- Custom API integrations and multi-campus apps appear under Enterprise.
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