The branding problem
You are producing for a client. Anything with your vendor's logo on it — or worse, ours — devalues the work.
White-label delivery, a per-event report accurate enough to invoice from, and gear that works in whatever venue the client booked.
You are producing for a client. Anything with your vendor's logo on it — or worse, ours — devalues the work.
Each venue has a different network, and none of them will let you change the firewall. No static IP, no port forwarding, no VPN.
You invoice on purchase orders and thirty-day terms. You need per-event numbers you can attach to a client invoice and defend.
Logo, colours and typography on the watch page and player. Our mark removed.
Peak concurrency, delivered hours, overages and a total, as CSV and PDF.
Works over fibre, 4G/5G, bonded or Starlink. Outbound only — nothing to open.
Buy an event without a monthly subscription. Bursty work deserves a bursty price.
An Outpost in the rack, a laptop, or a phone. Same account, same invoice.
One ingest to YouTube, Facebook or any other RTMP or SRT target — a client's platform, a satellite head-end, another vendor's ingest.
Anything not yet shipping is labelled. Nothing here is a future promise dressed as a feature.
Ingest, transcode, delivery and recording run on one of the world's largest cloud networks, not on a rack we hope stays up.
A running event keeps ingesting, delivering and recording even if this site and the whole control plane are down.
Viewing hours, not gigabytes. Better quality never costs more, and an overage never interrupts an event.
Plans and commercials are still being finalised. Tell us what your operation actually looks like and it will shape what we build.
No card, no commitment.