StreamLive Pro

Which plan fits: Creator, Pro or Studio

A plain-words comparison: prices, what each limit means, what happens when you reach one, and how to upgrade or move to a cheaper plan.

Updated October 25, 2026 · 5 min read

There are three paid plans. Each is a complete system: streaming, editing, Shorts, translation and distribution. The main difference is how many networks one broadcast reaches at once, and how many people work on the account. Above them is Enterprise, arranged individually.

In short: who needs what

• Creator (ILS 99 / $29 a month): a solo creator, a weekly lesson, a small business. Up to 3 networks at once.
• Pro (ILS 299 / $85 a month): you stream and publish a lot, want automatic publishing from WhatsApp or Telegram, 4K, the AI podcast director, and a team of up to 3.
• Studio (ILS 699 / $199 a month): an organisation or newsroom. Up to 20 networks at once, 15 team members, 300 Shorts a month and API keys.
• Enterprise: beyond Studio, arranged individually with a person.

Prices

Prices are shown in Israeli shekels including 18% VAT for customers in Israel, and in US dollars with no VAT for everyone else. The currency is set by the account's location.

• Creator: ILS 99 a month or ILS 990 a year ($29 a month or $290 a year).
• Pro: ILS 299 a month or ILS 2,990 a year ($85 a month or $850 a year).
• Studio: ILS 699 a month or ILS 6,990 a year ($199 a month or $1,990 a year).

Paying annually you pay for 10 months and get 12, so two months free. The yearly saving is ILS 198 on Creator, ILS 598 on Pro and ILS 1,398 on Studio ($58, $170 and $398). That works out to about ILS 83, 249 and 583 a month.

This is the full price: no "launch price" and no contract. The only discount is for paying annually.

Comparison table

What each limit means

• Destinations at once: how many channels one broadcast goes to in parallel. It does not limit how many channels you connect.
• Accounts for publishing: how many network accounts you can connect for publishing videos and posts.
• Streaming hours a month: the total time of your live broadcasts in the month.
• Storage: the total size of the files in your library (recordings, uploads and exports).
• Shorts a month: up to 5 from each broadcast or video, up to the monthly allowance. On Creator, passages are chosen by the pauses in speech; Pro and Studio add AI selection.
• Translation minutes: a monthly allowance, plus a maximum length for one video. These are two separate limits.
• Team seats: how many additional people you can invite to the account. Invitations sent but not yet accepted count. A single seat cannot be bought separately.
• Unlimited\*: viewing in our web player, multistreaming and AI editing are not metered in normal use, subject to the Fair Use Policy (https://streamlivepro.io/fair-use).

Fair use

The monthly levels: Creator 90 destination-hours, 5,000 viewing minutes in our web player and 150 AI operations. Pro: 200, 15,000 and 500. Studio: 500, 40,000 and 1,000. A destination-hour is one hour of broadcast times the number of destinations. Viewing on YouTube, Facebook and other networks is not counted. You get a notice at 80% and at 100%, then 20% more room. A broadcast that is already live is never stopped because of this policy, and no content is deleted because of it.

What happens at a limit

The system stops you beforehand and says what happened, rather than failing halfway:

• Destinations: before the broadcast starts you are told how many are allowed and how many you ticked.
• Streaming hours: a new broadcast will not start until the next month or an upgrade.
• Storage: a new upload is refused. An early warning goes out at around 85%.
• Translation: an over-long video or a used-up allowance stops the work before it starts.
• Team seats: a new invitation is blocked until a seat is free.

Reaching a limit does not lock the account and deletes nothing. Monthly allowances reset at the start of the month, and immediately on an upgrade.

Upgrading

An upgrade takes effect immediately. Only the pro-rated difference for the days left in the current period is charged, and the renewal date stays the same. Before the charge, a confirmation shows the exact amount that will be charged to the saved card, and nothing is charged without that confirmation. The charge gets its own invoice.

Moving from monthly to annual starts a new period today, and the unused balance is deducted from the price. Here too the exact amount is shown before you confirm.

Moving to a cheaper plan

Moving to a cheaper plan, or from annual to monthly, takes effect at the end of the paid period, with no refund for the remainder. Until then your current plan stays fully active, and an email confirms the scheduled change.

Enterprise and older plans

Enterprise is arranged individually (allowances, price and terms). Accounts on an older plan (for example Standard, Professional or Business) keep their own terms. In both cases, price and terms questions go to a person.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does StreamLive Pro cost?

Creator ILS 99 a month, Pro ILS 299 and Studio ILS 699, VAT included. In dollars: $29, $85 and $199 a month, no VAT. Paying annually gives two months free.

What is the main difference between the plans?

How many networks one broadcast reaches at once (3, 6 or 20), and how many team members (1, 3 or 15). The other allowances grow around that.

If I upgrade mid-month, do I pay twice?

No. You pay only the pro-rated difference for the days left, and the exact amount is shown for your confirmation before the charge.

What happens when I run out of streaming hours?

A new broadcast will not start until the next month or an upgrade. The rest of the system keeps working and nothing is deleted.

Can I buy one more team seat without upgrading?

No. The number of seats is fixed by the plan. You can remove an existing member or move to a higher plan.

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