SRT-first ingest
Retransmits what did not arrive instead of dropping the session. RTMPS is there for encoders that cannot do better.
Cloud
Your event, live on your website and everywhere else.
Sign up with a card, create a channel, point an encoder at it. No sales call, no contract, nobody on our side doing anything at all. Your stream runs on Cloudflare, so a good event does not depend on our website.
SRT-first ingest
Built on Cloudflare
Early access
In practice
One channel, one encoder, delivered to your site and to YouTube and Facebook at the same time.
Tuesday to Sunday
From finding us to going live.
This is the whole path, and nobody from Stage Audio Works is in it.
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Sign up and make a channel
A card details, an organisation, a channel. The channel is persistent, so its credentials do not change from week to week.
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Point an encoder at it
Take the SRT address off the page, or download a ready-made preset for OBS. Copy, paste, connect. A QR code if you are going live from a phone.
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Schedule the service
\"Every Sunday 09:00, Africa/Johannesburg.\" The page appears before, goes live on time and has the recording after.
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Monday: it is already there
The recording is waiting, titled from the event, and the invoice at month end says what you actually used.
What you get
The parts an operator actually touches.
Recurring events
Schedule once — "every Sunday 09:00 and 11:00" — and the page counts down, goes live and keeps the recording, whether the volunteer is early, late or does it twice.
A watch page that looks like you
Your logo, colours and typography. On paid plans our mark is removed entirely, so nothing in the output says StreamWorks but you.
Simulcast to YouTube, Facebook and anywhere else
One ingest out to YouTube, Facebook, or any other RTMP or SRT destination — including another vendor's platform or a satellite head-end. Connect the common ones once so no volunteer handles a stream key.
Low-latency WebRTC Coming
Sub-second delivery, and the basis for talkback — for an auction, a remote panellist or a congregation that answers back.
A pull link per channel
Every channel can carry a second credential so a satellite venue can take the feed. No extra product, no extra account.
Live health in plain language
"Your upload dropped below the bitrate you configured for 40 seconds" — not a graph you have to interpret at 08:55 on a Sunday.
Recordings, kept your way
Recordings appear automatically, titled from their event, with retention set per plan and the original always downloadable.
Anything not yet shipped is labelled. Nothing here is a future promise dressed as a feature.
Why it holds up
Built for a bad line, not a perfect one.
SRT retransmits
Where RTMP gives up on a lossy connection, SRT asks for what did not arrive. On an ordinary South African line, that is the difference.
Cloudflare carries it
Ingest, transcode, delivery and recording run on one of the world's largest cloud networks — not on a rack we hope stays up.
Our outage is not your outage
A running event keeps ingesting, delivering and recording even if this site and the whole control plane are down.
Bring your own encoder
If it does SRT or RTMPS, it works.
Download a preset for OBS, or copy settings for the gear you already have. Every one has a plain-language guide, because nobody should need one.
- ATEM Mini
- Haivision
- Kiloview E1/E2/P1/P2
- Larix (mobile)
- OBS Studio
- Streamlabs
- Teradek
- vMix
- Web Presenter
- Wirecast
SRT
Recommended. Retransmits what did not arrive.
RTMPS
The fallback for encoders that cannot do better.
WebRTC / WHIP
Sub-second and interactive.
The invoice
Billed for what you can count.
Nobody buys a viewing hour. So the bill talks about services and people.
Viewing hours, not gigabytesNobody can estimate gigabytes, and you should not have to.
Better quality costs nothing extraA 1080p hour and a 480p hour cost us the same, so neither costs you more.
No billing surprisesWeeks of grace before anything changes, warned in advance, and never mid-event.
No surprise invoicesA live usage meter in the dashboard, updated daily, before the bill arrives.
Plans and commercials are still being finalised. The principles above are decided; the numbers are not published yet.
Early access
Join early access.
We are opening access in stages. Join the list, and tell us what your events actually look like while there is still time to shape what we build.
No card, no commitment. We will only contact you about early access.