Which platforms can I stream to with Restream?

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Restream lets you send one live video to 30+ destinations at the same time, so you can broadcast to multiple platforms simultaneously instead of running separate streams. The exact list of supported destinations lives on Restream's integrations page, and it changes over time as platforms are added or updated. Below is what the site confirms, plus how to check the current list before you commit.

What the site confirms

Restream's homepage states the core promise directly: "One live video 30+ destinations" and "go live on multiple platforms at the same time." It also describes the workflow as producing professional streams, broadcasting everywhere, and turning moments into clips.

That gives you three things to rely on:

  • One input, many outputs. You produce a single stream and Restream distributes it.
  • 30+ destinations. The number is a floor, not a fixed list — treat it as "more than 30" rather than exactly 30.
  • Simultaneous delivery. The platforms receive the stream at the same time, not one after another.

Where to find the actual platform list

The homepage does not enumerate every destination. It links to an Integrations page under Resources, which is the authoritative place to check whether a specific platform is supported.

To verify a platform:

  1. Open Restream's site and go to the Integrations link in the footer under Resources.
  2. Search or scan for the platform you care about (for example, a major video site, a social network, or a niche streaming service).
  3. Confirm it appears as a supported destination before building your workflow around it.

If a platform isn't listed, don't assume it works — the integrations page is the source of truth.

Platforms commonly associated with multistreaming

The site's own navigation and use cases point to the kinds of destinations and audiences Restream is built for, even though it doesn't print a full platform list on the homepage. Its use cases include Gaming, Live Shopping, Fitness, Podcasts, Product Launches, Webinars, Q&As/AMAs, Town Halls, Sports, News, Interviews, and Music Releases — categories that map onto the major consumer and professional platforms where those formats live.

The homepage also signals scale and trust: "trusted by 10M creators and 100k businesses" and "71,049.673 years of content" delivered. Those figures describe adoption, not the destination list, so use them as context rather than proof that any specific platform is supported.

How to decide before you sign up

Because the destination list isn't fully published on the homepage, check in this order:

Question Where to look Why it matters
Is my main platform supported? Integrations page Determines whether Restream fits your primary audience
Is my secondary platform supported? Integrations page Confirms you actually get the multistream benefit
Do I need Studio, Upload & Stream, or Clips? Products section Different products serve live production vs. repurposing
What does it cost? Pricing page Pricing is linked but not shown on the homepage — check it directly

Restream's product set — Multistreaming, Studio, Upload & Stream, and Clips — matters here because not every destination or workflow is handled by the same tool. If your goal is purely simultaneous broadcast, Multistreaming is the relevant product; if you also want to turn live video into short clips, that's a separate capability.

Practical takeaways

  • Start with the integrations page, not the homepage. The homepage gives you the "30+ destinations" claim; the integrations page gives you the names.
  • Treat "30+" as a moving target. Platform support changes, so re-check if you're planning a long-term setup.
  • Confirm your must-have platforms first. If your two or three core platforms are supported, the multistream value is real; if one is missing, that's a dealbreaker worth knowing early.
  • Pricing and login requirements aren't stated on the homepage. Follow the Pricing link to see current terms rather than assuming a free tier covers your needs.