Streamloop

Streamloop turns pre-recorded videos and audio into a continuous live stream that runs 24/7 in the cloud — no OBS, no encoding hardware, and no computer left running. Upload videos, arrange them into a playlist, and Streamloop broadcasts it as one uninterrupted live stream at up to 4K 60fps, in landscape or portrait.

Typical channels people run with it: 24/7 lofi and music radio stations (separate audio tracks layer over a video visual), ambient and relaxation streams, TV-style rerun or marathon channels from an existing back catalog, churches rebroadcasting recorded services during the week, and podcasters turning episode archives into an always-on live channel. Because the stream is genuinely live on the platform, it gets live-tab placement and discovery, accumulates public watch hours, and keeps chat, Super Chat and memberships active at any hour.

YouTube connects directly through the official YouTube API; Twitch, Facebook Live, Kick, TikTok and other platforms connect with an RTMP stream key. Playlists can play in order, on shuffle, or in a custom AI-described order, with separate audio tracks layered over video. Streams can be scheduled in advance, and playlists can be edited or replaced while the stream is live, without a restart. Every stream is monitored around the clock and restarts automatically on failure.

Pricing is pay-as-you-go per active stream hour, based on resolution and frame rate (a 720p/24fps stream running 24/7 comes to roughly $4/month), with no storage fees and credits that never expire. New accounts get free trial credits without a card. A REST and GraphQL API plus an MCP server allow streams, playlists and schedules to be managed programmatically or by AI agents.