How much does Restream cost and what are the pricing plans?

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Restream does not publish its plan prices on the page we reviewed, so the exact cost of each tier isn't something we can confirm here. What the site does show is that Restream is a paid-capable platform with a dedicated pricing page, a "Get started" / "Sign up for free" entry point, and a "Contact sales" option for larger organizations. If you need current numbers, the pricing page is the only reliable source — treat any figure you see elsewhere as unverified.

What the Restream site tells you about plans

From the homepage and navigation, a few things are clear:

  • There is a free way in. The primary calls to action are "Sign up for free" and "Get started," alongside "Continue with Google." That indicates you can create an account and begin streaming without a stated upfront payment.
  • There is a paid tier structure. A "Pricing" link appears in both the main navigation and the footer, which is where plan names, limits, and prices live.
  • There is an enterprise path. "Contact sales" sits next to "Log in" and "Get started," which is typical for teams or organizations that need custom terms rather than a self-serve plan.
  • Scale is the selling point, not a specific price. The headline is "One live video 30+ destinations," and the page cites "trusted by 10M creators and 100k businesses."

Because the reviewed page contains no dollar amounts, no per-plan feature table, and no billing details, we can't state what each tier costs or what it includes. Anything beyond "free entry exists" and "paid plans exist" would be guesswork.

What to check on the pricing page

When you open the pricing page, compare plans on these dimensions — they're the ones that usually separate Restream's tiers:

Dimension Why it matters
Number of destinations The core promise is 30+ destinations; some plans may cap how many you can stream to at once
Resolution / quality Higher tiers typically unlock better output quality
Branding and overlays Whether Restream branding appears on your stream, and whether you can add your own
Recording and clips Whether streams are saved and whether the Clips feature is included
Team seats Relevant if more than one person manages the account
Support level Priority or dedicated support is often a paid-tier feature

Match these against your actual use case before paying. A solo creator streaming to two platforms has very different needs from a team running a product launch across many channels.

Products the plans are likely built around

Restream's navigation lists four products, and plan tiers generally gate access to them:

  • Multistreaming — broadcast one live video to multiple platforms simultaneously.
  • Studio — a browser-based live streaming studio.
  • Upload & Stream — turn pre-recorded videos into live streams.
  • Clips — convert live video into short clips.

If a specific product is the reason you're considering Restream, confirm it's included in the tier you're evaluating rather than assuming it comes with every plan.

Who each path fits

  • Free / entry sign-up — you want to test multistreaming, are streaming occasionally, or are fine with the limits of the lowest tier.
  • Self-serve paid plan — you stream regularly, need more destinations or better quality, and want to buy online without a sales conversation.
  • Contact sales — you're a business, government, worship, or media organization needing custom scale, seats, or terms.

Practical next steps

  1. Go to the pricing page and note the current plan names and prices — they change, so don't rely on secondhand figures.
  2. List your must-haves (destinations, resolution, recording, seats) before comparing.
  3. Sign up for free first if you're unsure; it lets you validate that Restream supports the platforms you actually stream to.
  4. If your needs exceed the self-serve tiers, use "Contact sales" rather than guessing at an enterprise price.

The one thing worth repeating: the reviewed page gives no prices, so the pricing page is where this question actually gets answered.