Beam Networks Stream is a resilient live streaming platform and lower-cost Resi alternative for churches and nonprofits. When your connection drops, your stream holds. The moment you reconnect, everything catches up automatically and your viewers keep seeing a smooth broadcast.
How it works
No new hardware, no complicated workflow changes. Install the agent, stream like normal, and Beam Networks Stream handles the recovery work.
Beam Networks Stream Agent
Runs beside OBS
Cloud Buffer
Holds & backfills
Destinations
YouTube, Facebook, your site
Internet drops for 45 seconds? Beam Networks Stream holds your broadcast in the cloud. The moment you reconnect, everything catches up automatically. Your viewers see nothing but a seamless stream.
Install Beam Networks Stream on the same computer running OBS. No special hardware, rack gear, or workflow rebuild required.
Beam Networks Stream uploads continuously and keeps a recoverable buffer in the cloud so short outages do not break the viewer experience.
When the internet returns, Beam Networks Stream backfills what was missing and keeps YouTube, Facebook, and your site fed with a complete stream.
Features
Reliability, recovery, and practical operations features for teams that do not want to turn live streaming into a full-time engineering project.
Internet drops under 90 seconds are completely invisible to your viewers. No buffering, no dead air — your broadcast just keeps going.
The moment your connection comes back, everything catches up on its own. No manual intervention, no restarting your stream, no calling anyone.
Even extended outages can recover. Your broadcast is protected locally for up to 30 minutes, so a prolonged connection issue still has a path back.
Send your broadcast to YouTube, Facebook, your own site, and more — all at the same time. One resilient stream in, every destination out.
Resi charges $100/month and up. Beam Networks Stream delivers the same broadcast reliability for a fraction of the price — no annual contract required.
Works with the computer already running OBS. Install the Beam Networks Stream agent, point it at OBS, and your setup is resilient. Nothing to buy, nothing to rack.
Pricing
Beam Networks Stream is priced to stay practical for churches and nonprofits while still covering the real infrastructure needed to deliver a resilient stream.
Transparent pricing
The goal is not to charge churches and nonprofits for the sake of charging them. But storage, bandwidth, ingest, and delivery are real infrastructure costs, and resilient streaming uses more of that infrastructure to protect your broadcast. Our pricing is designed to stay fair, cover what it costs to run the product, and leave room for us to keep improving it.
8 hours / month
Designed for weekly Sunday services and nonprofit teams. Self-attested church and nonprofit pricing.
20 hours / month
For small organizations, occasional events, and lean volunteer teams.
80 hours / month
For regular broadcasts, mid-size teams, and multi-service weeks.
Unlimited hours
For heavy users, multiple simultaneous streams, and production teams.
Beam Networks Stream pricing is built around real usage and real delivery costs, not inflated contracts or hardware lock-in.
FAQ
The short version: Beam Networks Stream protects your stream during internet trouble without asking you to rebuild your production stack.
Beam Networks Stream keeps a protected copy of your broadcast, holds the cloud output steady, and automatically backfills the missing video when your connection returns. Short outages stay invisible to viewers, and longer outages still have a recovery path.
No. Beam Networks Stream is designed to work with the computer you already use for OBS. Install the Beam Networks Stream agent, point it at your existing workflow, and keep streaming with the same cameras, switcher, and destinations.
A normal RTMP stream fails in real time when your upload connection drops. Beam Networks Stream adds a resilient cloud buffer and automatic backfill, so your destination keeps receiving a complete broadcast instead of a broken one.
Yes. Beam Networks Stream is built for teams that want Resi-style resilience without enterprise pricing or proprietary hardware. It is especially well suited for churches, nonprofits, and small broadcast teams using OBS.
Resources
These guides explain how Beam Networks Stream works, where it fits, and why churches and nonprofits look for a safer streaming workflow in the first place.
Guide
See how Beam Networks Stream captures a live feed, uploads continuously, and recovers automatically when the internet drops.
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Learn why weekly worship streams fail, what backup internet solves, and where resilient streaming adds another layer of protection.
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A straightforward look at pricing, hardware, workflow, and who Beam Networks Stream is built for.
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Built for
The kind of teams that actually feel the pain of a dropped stream.
We are still early, so this section stays honest on purpose. Instead of inventing polished testimonials, it spells out who Beam Networks Stream is being built for.
Built for weekly services
Made for church and nonprofit teams that need a stream to work every Sunday, even when the ISP has other plans.
Friendly to volunteer crews
No rack gear, no special encoder, and no complicated failover ritual for the person running audio and slides.
Honest early-stage rollout
We would rather be specific about who this product is for than pad the page with fake certainty before customer quotes are earned.