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How people use StreamLive Pro: creators, news, communities, events and businesses

Examples by type of user, and which plan usually fits each one.

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These recommendations are a starting point. The right plan depends mostly on two questions: how many networks you stream to at once, and how many people work on the account. You can always upgrade mid-month and pay only the pro-rated difference.

A solo creator

Streams to YouTube, Facebook and Instagram and wants Shorts from every broadcast. Creator is usually enough: 3 destinations at once, 30 streaming hours a month and 10 automatic Shorts a month. To publish from a WhatsApp or Telegram group, or for more Shorts, Pro.

Torah lessons and lecturers

A weekly or daily lesson streamed to several networks and turned into captioned Shorts in Hebrew. For one lesson a week to three networks, Creator. For several lessons a week, translation into more languages, or sending Shorts from a WhatsApp group, Pro (500 translation minutes a month, 30 Shorts).

A synagogue or community page

Lessons and events, sometimes with a few volunteers running the page. Pro fits when up to 3 additional team members help and you stream to up to 6 networks. If 3 destinations and one team member are enough, Creator.

A small newsroom

Many broadcasts, many posts, several editors. Pro for a small team (3 team seats, 100 streaming hours). Studio for a larger team (15 seats), up to 20 destinations at once, 300 streaming hours and 300 Shorts a month.

Events

A conference, performance or celebration that needs to reach several platforms. If the event is very large and many people will watch in our web player, write to us beforehand: we can raise the fair-use level for a one-off event without changing your plan.

A local business

Usually not streaming much, but wanting to appear on every network. Upload a video once and it is published to every network you connected. Creator allows 3 accounts for publishing, Pro allows 10 plus automatic publishing from WhatsApp.

Large organisations

Media companies, institutions and production houses that need more than Studio: the Enterprise plan is arranged individually. Contact us and a person will get back to you.

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Frequently asked questions

I teach a Torah lesson once a week. What fits?

Usually Creator: 3 networks at once, 30 streaming hours a month and 10 Shorts a month with Hebrew captions. For more Shorts, more translation or publishing from a WhatsApp group, Pro.

We are a synagogue with a few volunteers. How many people can manage it?

Creator has one team seat, Pro three and Studio fifteen.

I am a small business and never go live. Is it for me?

Yes. Upload a video once and it is published to every network you connected, now or on a schedule, and you also get Shorts from it.

We have a big event coming. What should we do?

Write to [email protected] beforehand. We can raise the fair-use level for a one-off event without changing your plan.

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