Bonded uplinks, cloud OBS, and automatic scene switching — so a dead cell tower or a full bar of nothing never ends your broadcast. Built for IRL streamers who move.
irestream runs the plumbing behind a resilient IRL broadcast. Multiple mobile connections are bonded into one feed, a cloud OBS instance does the mixing, and the scene switches itself the moment your bitrate dips — so viewers see a clean transition instead of a frozen frame. You bring the camera; the uptime is handled.
Every plan is the same stack — your own dedicated, GPU-accelerated cloud OBS instance with real hardware encoding, wired to NOALBS for automatic scene switching, fed by a bonded SRTLA/OpenIRL receiver. A clean 1080p60, whether you need it every day or just for one weekend. Pick a plan, sign in with Google, and go live. No calls, no custom builds, nothing to configure by hand.
A dedicated, GPU-accelerated cloud server built for a full 60fps encode — hardware NVENC does the heavy lifting, so automatic scene switching and your incoming feed never compete for the same CPU cycles.
The same GPU-accelerated server as the monthly plan, billed once for a week and done — built for a con, a road trip, or a one-off event rather than an ongoing commitment. No auto-renewal.
Two more pieces of the stack, both live today: the dashboard that runs your slot end to end, and an optional clip engine if you want more than the default BRB screen.
Buy a slot and run it — connect your Kick channel, go live, and manage your account without touching a server.
Your BRB scene ships with a lightweight static screen by default, so it doesn't compete with your stream for resources. Want your own Kick clips playing there instead? Grab the link and add it as a browser source in OBS yourself.
Switching is automatic and based on real stream metrics — viewers get a deliberate transition, never a stall.
Sign in with Google, pick your tier, and you're streaming through your own dedicated server in minutes.