WpStream free WordPress plugin

WpStream is designed for effortless Live Streaming, Video-On-Demand and Pay-Per-View. It is your live-streaming solution, specially designed for WordPress to provide an affordable and seamless experience. Choose from an array of monthly streaming plans that have been predefined and selectively calculated to suit each business and entrepreneur. You may stream live directly from the browser or use specialized RTMP broadcast software like OBS, Wirecast, Larix, etc. Moreover, you are not limited to desktop Apps, you can even use your smartphone. Complete instructions and video tutorials are available on our website and YouTube channel. Video playback is compatible with all modern browsers and platforms, including mobile. Each event you create will have its own pre-made video page and you may also include the player in any webpage of your WordPress site via shortcodes. You can set up unlimited channels, unlimited videos, and have unlimited viewers. One of our key priorities is your content’s security. No matter what kind of content you choose to broadcast to your viewers, we guarantee that your data is fully encrypted and that you have full ownership and control over it. Our reliable, powerful, and highly secure tool gives customers full authority in a world where video platforms have too much control over data. This allows you more time to innovate and inspire. Monetize your content by setting up the WooCommerce plugin and turning your live or recorded videos into products and offer them for free, as a one time-purchase or as recurring subscriptions. Please visit our site for more details: Wpstream – Video Streaming for WordPress What’s New? Due to popular demand, you can now enable regular users to broadcast via the Front-End! Starting with WpStream 3.7.1, admins can allow regular users to broadcast through the Front-End (not in wp-admin area), meaning that users who are not administrators can now independently broadcast videos. There is a new Shortcode, a Visual Bakery block, and an Elementor widget. For more information, please check out its documentation.