The industry standard for bitrate across streaming platforms is usually 6,000Kbps.

The lowest tier we provide starts at 10,000Kbps and we offer plans for up to several times even that.

With higher bitrates, not only will your visuals be clearer, but it unlocks the ability to have higher resolutions, more dynamic scenes, and visual layouts that were previously unimaginable.

It also paves the way to include much smoother encoding for in-video controllers like VRSL to bring venues to life like never before.

Having your set or venue grind to a halt is one of the worst feelings. As such, we will never interrupt your stream for going above the bitrate quota.

Our system uses soft limits on bitrate, allowing you to go over for a short period if you happen to peak over your limit.

And even if you are over your limit for an extended period, we will only drop segments from your stream instead of killing your momentum.

This way, you get the ability to adjust your settings live instead of having to restart everything.

As a streamer, we will try to match you up with your nearest server.

Unlike traditional "distribution" style CDNs, we only send your stream through one server before going out to the rest of the world, further improving latency and reliability.

We make sure our data centers of choice have the least possible ping to the rest of the world so we can assure under 2 seconds of latency nearly anywhere in the world for streams in our low latency configurations. Across the majority of NA and EU viewers we are hoping to stay below 1 second of latency by full launch.

We keep an active plan for expansion at all times.

With our on-demand nature and scaling we can offer a wide range of custom solutions with as little as a one-week notice.

The providers we use allow us to lease for even just a day at a time, so we can deploy capacity for nearly any occasion, and for just as long as needed.

We can tailor to the needs of nearly any client, with analytic suites, load balancing, automatic failover, and even on-site rendering machines to reduce latency.