How LiveGoLive works

Three steps to an always-on channel — no OBS, no PC left running.

01

Connect your channel

Sign in to connect your YouTube, Twitch or Kick channel, or paste a stream key for Rumble or your own RTMP(S) or SRT server. You keep full ownership — the stream runs on your own channel, to your own audience.

02

Upload your content

Add videos, images and music to your media library. Files YouTube accepts stream just as they are. For other platforms, the free LiveGoLive app for Mac prepares your files on your computer first, for the smoothest, most stable stream.

03

Go live 24/7

Press Go Live and your playlist loops around the clock, or runs on your schedule, reconnecting automatically if a platform or the network drops. Nothing is left running on your computer.

Connecting YouTube

Two ways to connect YouTube

Go fully guided or bring your own stream key — whichever you prefer, the stream stays on your channel.

Connect your channel

Sign in with your Google account and pick your channel. LiveGoLive sets up the broadcast and shows its status in Studio, so there is no stream key to copy.

Paste a stream key

Prefer to stay hands-on? Create a stream in YouTube Studio and paste its stream key. LiveGoLive starts streaming right away, with no account access required.

Questions, answered

Everything you need to know about running your channel live 24/7 with LiveGoLive.

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No. Once you press Go Live, LiveGoLive runs the stream for you. You can close your laptop and it stays live.
Connect your YouTube, Twitch or Kick channel by signing in, or use a stream key for Rumble. Advanced users can also stream to any custom RTMP(S) or SRT server.
Yes. You sign in on Google's own page, and we never see your password. Our YouTube connection is Google OAuth app verified: Google reviewed the YouTube access we ask for before approving it. You can disconnect at any time in Studio or in your Google Account.
Multistreaming is coming soon. Today each stream goes live on one channel, and a paid account can run up to 5 streams at once.
Videos, still images and music. Mix them in one playlist that loops around the clock or runs on your schedule.
Videos, images and music. Files YouTube accepts stream to YouTube just as they are. For Twitch, Kick and Rumble, and for videos such as iPhone HDR or pro camera files, the free LiveGoLive app for Mac prepares them on your computer before you upload, for the smoothest, most stable stream.
LiveGoLive for Mac comes from livegolive.com, not the App Store, so your Mac asks you to confirm it once. Open LiveGoLive from Applications and click Done, then open System Settings > Privacy & Security, click Open Anyway next to LiveGoLive, and confirm with your password or Touch ID. From then on it opens like any other app and keeps itself up to date.
LiveGoLive reconnects automatically and keeps your playlist going.
Yes, on YouTube. 4K plans stream in 4K to YouTube only; on other platforms they stream at up to 1080p.
Yes. The Free plan includes 1 stream, 24 hours of streaming a month, 10 GB of storage and up to 1080p at 30 fps. Paid plans are priced per stream.
Click Get started and sign up with your Google account or your email address. You start on the Free plan and can upgrade whenever you need more.
You pay for each stream you run, and each stream's plan sets the quality it streams at. Storage is included with every stream, and yearly billing costs less. A paid account can run up to 5 streams, or up to 10 with approval.
We let you know and try the payment again. Your streams keep running through a short grace period. If the payment still hasn't gone through, you can't start new streams, and a few days later running streams pause. Your media and settings stay safe: update your payment method in Studio to go live again.
No. Viewers watch on your own channel. Your audience, chat and analytics stay on your platform account.
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Ready to go live and stay live?

Bring your own channel, upload once, and let LiveGoLive keep it broadcasting 24/7 — no OBS, no PC running.

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