A OneStream Live alternative for always-on channels.

StreamHouse does one job: it keeps a playlist of pre-recorded videos live around the clock. If you need a studio with guests and cameras, OneStream Live is the broader tool.

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At a glance

Checked Oct 6, 2026

ComparedOneStream LiveStreamHouse
Built forStudio, scheduling, multistreaming24/7 playlists
Platforms45+14 + custom servers
Live studio with guestsIncludedNot included

OneStream Live is the broader suite; StreamHouse keeps one playlist live without anyone at the controls.

We don’t list OneStream Live prices here. Check its current plans, add-ons and loop limits on its pricing page.

StreamHouse vs OneStream Live

Side by side, line by line.

Features are from each company’s own pages on October 6, 2026. Plans and features change, so check the sources before you decide.

FeaturesOneStream LiveStreamHouse
Built for 24/7 pre-recorded loopsOne feature among manyCore focus
Video playbackScheduled playbackEncoded after upload for long runs
Live studio with guests and camerasIncludedNot included
Destinations45+ platforms14 platforms, custom RTMP and SRT
Free planYesNo — pay-as-you-go credits from $0.06 an hour
No OBS or serverYesYes

Sources: each company’s own pricing and product pages, checked October 6, 2026. Feature names are written as each company uses them.

When to choose

Pick the one that fits your channel.

Both stream pre-recorded video without OBS. The difference is whether you need a studio, or a channel that simply never stops.

StreamHouse

Choose StreamHouse if…

  • Your channel is a playlist that should play around the clock
  • Nobody needs to be at the controls
  • You want VAT included in the price you see
OneStream Live

OneStream Live may suit you better if…

  • You host live shows with guests or cameras
  • You want to reach more than 14 platforms
  • You want to start on a free plan

Switching from OneStream Live

Moving over, step by step.

If your always-on channel is a playlist, moving takes three steps. Keep the scheduled broadcast running until the new one checks out.

  1. Separate studio from playlist

    List the studio, team and scheduling features you use. StreamHouse doesn’t import OneStream studio scenes or guest setups.

  2. Check your current limits

    Confirm loop access, storage and add-ons on your OneStream plan; a 24-hour scheduled stream is a different limit.

  3. Rebuild, then test

    Upload the original recordings, rebuild the playlist and test a full loop before you replace the scheduled broadcast.

StreamHouse vs OneStream Live

Questions, answered.

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  • If your goal is a channel that streams pre-recorded video around the clock, yes. If you need a live studio with guests, cameras and scenes, OneStream Live is the broader tool.
  • Monthly plans start at $19 for 1080p and $49 for 4K, VAT included. A custom plan runs up to 20 streams. You can also buy pay-as-you-go credits from $0.06 an hour.
  • No. StreamHouse streams prepared videos. If you need a multi-camera studio with guests, OneStream Live includes one.
  • 14 platforms plus any custom RTMP or SRT server, and one playlist can go to several at once. OneStream Live lists 45+ destinations.
  • Yes. Upload your original recordings, rebuild the playlist and connect your channel. Test a full loop before you replace the scheduled broadcast.

Switching from OneStream Live

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