A Gyre alternative for 24/7 playlists.

Stream prepared video playlists from the cloud to 14 platforms plus custom servers, from $19 a month. If you stream to Instagram, Gyre may still be the better fit.

From $19/month · VAT included · Cancel anytime

At a glance

Checked Oct 8, 2026

ComparedGyreStreamHouse
Entry planStart · $49Starter · $19
Platforms714 + custom servers
4KYesFrom $49

Entry plans don’t include the same things, so compare the plan you need on each pricing page.

StreamHouse prices are monthly and include VAT. Gyre offers a 7-day free trial; StreamHouse sells pay-as-you-go credits from $0.06 an hour.

StreamHouse vs Gyre

Side by side, line by line.

Prices are monthly at 1080p, from each company’s pricing page on October 8, 2026. Prices and features change, so check the sources before you decide.

Entry plans and featuresGyreStreamHouse
Entry planStart — $49 a monthStarter — $19 a month
Free plan or trial7-day free trialNo — pay-as-you-go credits from $0.06 an hour
24/7 from pre-recorded video, no OBSYesYes
Video preparationCloud converterEncoded after upload
4KYesFrom $49 a month
Destinations7 platforms: YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, X, Kick and Mixcloud14 platforms, custom RTMP and SRT

Sources: each company’s own pricing and product pages, checked October 8, 2026. Feature names are written as each company uses them.

When to choose

Pick the one that fits your channel.

Both loop pre-recorded video around the clock without OBS. The difference is where you stream, and which plan you need.

StreamHouse

Choose StreamHouse if…

  • Your channel is a playlist of prepared videos
  • You stream to platforms beyond Gyre’s list, such as TikTok, Rumble or Steam
  • You want VAT included in the price you see
Gyre

Gyre may suit you better if…

  • You stream to Instagram
  • You’d rather start with a 7-day free trial

Switching from Gyre

Moving over, step by step.

If your channel is a playlist, moving takes three steps. Keep the Gyre stream running until the new one checks out.

  1. Check your destinations

    Make sure every platform you stream to is on the StreamHouse list, or reachable with a custom RTMP or SRT server.

  2. Match the plan

    Compare the plan you actually need on both sides: resolution, number of streams and storage.

  3. Rebuild, then test

    Keep your original videos, recreate the playlist and check picture and sound on a test broadcast before you move the live channel.

StreamHouse vs Gyre

Questions, answered.

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  • StreamHouse starts at $19 a month and Gyre’s Start plan is $49 a month. The plans don’t include the same things, so compare the one you need on each pricing page.
  • StreamHouse streams to 14 platforms, including YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, Facebook, X, Rumble, Mixcloud and Steam, plus any custom RTMP or SRT server. Gyre lists 7: YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, X, Kick and Mixcloud.
  • Yes. StreamHouse 4K plans start at $49 a month. Gyre also offers 4K.
  • No. You can buy pay-as-you-go credits from $0.06 an hour of streaming, or choose a monthly plan from $19. Gyre offers a 7-day free trial.
  • Yes. Upload your original videos, rebuild the playlist and connect your channel. Test on a private or unlisted broadcast before you switch the live stream.

Switching from Gyre

Bring your playlist. Keep your channel live.

Upload your videos, rebuild the playlist and test on an unlisted broadcast before you switch the stream key.

  • 14 platforms + custom servers
  • Runs with your computer off
  • From $19/month