LiveReacting is an all-in-one live streaming software that runs in the browser, positioned as a one-stop live streaming tool for creators, networks, TV/radio/music channels, quiz hosts, teachers, brands, and marketing teams. According to the official introduction, it has published over 3 million live streams, has 39K+ customers, and has an average rating of 4.8 from 633 reviews.
Uses
LiveReacting is mainly used for four types of live streaming scenarios: interactive live streams, 24/7 live streams, pre-recorded video live streams, and live shows/interviews with guests and multiple cameras. The official statement says it can help users grow their audience, increase engagement, and earn more through viewer interaction tools, pre-recorded streams, and 24/7 broadcasts.
Main capabilities
Interactive live streams: trivia, polls, giveaways, and text games can be added to live streams; viewers participate directly in the live chat without clicking links or downloading anything, the system counts answers and displays the results on the video screen. Chat overlays can also display viewer comments on the screen. 24/7 live streams: place pre-recorded videos into a playlist or loop a single video, and LiveReacting servers broadcast continuously to YouTube, Twitch, Kick, or other platforms, while the user's computer can remain off. It supports sequential or random playback until manually stopped; it can also repeat daily, weekly, or at custom intervals, and choose to restart or continue from where it last stopped. During the live stream, videos can be replaced, playlists reordered, and music, scenes, and overlays changed without interrupting the live stream. Pre-recorded video live streams: upload already recorded videos (webinars, courses, product launches, services, etc.), and the server converts them into a stream that looks like a real-time live broadcast; you can set a date and time or go live immediately, and can also repeat weekly through advanced scheduling. During the live stream, you can interact with viewers in chat and change videos, music, and overlays without stopping the live stream. In-browser show production: use Live Studio to bring guests, cameras, and recorded clips into one live studio without installing software. It supports multi-camera live streaming (multiple cameras and microphones), screen sharing, and switching by scene; you can create scenes and layouts for different segments of the show, switch manually or automatically by rules, and layouts adjust automatically when guests join; you can add branding elements such as logos, name banners, images, music, text, countdowns, and even pre-recorded clips, and modify them in real time during the live stream. Multi-platform distribution: supports streaming to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Kick, Instagram, and 30+ platforms, and also supports any RTMP live streaming service; custom solutions can support HLS and SRT upon request. Depending on the plan, you can stream simultaneously to up to 20 platforms.
How to use
After registering for a free account, create a new stream (starting from a template or from scratch), add videos, playlists, or a camera, connect the channels you want to live stream to (YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, etc.), then click Go Live, or set a date and time to start automatically. For pre-recorded or 24/7 streams, the videos are played by the server, and your computer can be turned off; if you live stream via camera in Live Studio, your computer needs to stay on. Guests are invited to join Live Studio through a link and can join in a mobile or desktop browser without installing any software; guests can be arranged to appear individually or side by side, and the number of guests depends on the plan. If you are already using OBS, vMix, or StreamYard, you can add LiveReacting as a browser source to your existing scene, keeping other settings unchanged.
Use cases and limitations
Use cases include: creators' interactive live streams and game quizzes, networks operating multiple YouTube channels, TV/radio/music channels, quiz hosts and teachers, brands and marketing teams, simultaneous multi-platform live streaming, re-streaming old video content, and unattended 24/7 channels. The official site also showcases live stream examples published by customers. Limitations and notes: The free plan is free and does not expire, but it includes limits (for example, three live streams per month), and the full limits are listed on the pricing page; the 24/7 plan has no duration limit, while other plans have a maximum duration per live stream, also listed on the pricing page; Facebook caps any live stream at 8 hours (officially noted as September 2026), so 24/7 streams need to be pushed to YouTube, Twitch, Kick, or your own destination; pre-recorded or 24/7 streams run on the server and will not stop even if the local computer or network is interrupted. When a platform disconnects, LiveReacting will automatically reconnect, and the official site says recent 90-day uptime can be viewed on the status page; accounts can be paused or canceled at any time on the profile page, or you can contact them via live chat.
The official site also mentions that LiveReacting started more than ten years ago as a simple voting feature and has now grown into a one-stop streaming platform, working with tens of thousands of creators, marketers, agencies, and Fortune 500 brands. For specific pricing and the full features and limits of each plan, the official site suggests checking its pricing page.
