Go live with CDN delivery: send your stream in via RTMP or SRT, serve viewers with HLS/LL-HLS, and restream to external platforms.
Streaming in Serverspace is about live video transport and delivery. You send your stream into the network once (ingest), then it’s delivered to viewers via delivery protocols like HLS/LL-HLS. If you need it, you can also push the same stream out to other platforms in parallel.
The key idea: we’re not a video platform - we’re the delivery layer. No forced players, no watermarks, and no “platform rules” dictating how your broadcast should look or where it can go.
Send one stream in → deliver it via CDN, and restream
it elsewhere if needed.
Connect via RTMP/SRT using OBS, FFmpeg, or any professional encoder.
Select between direct delivery or multi-restream to multiple platforms.
Ready-to-use HLS/LL-HLS links for ultra-low-latency integration.
Use your own player and access logic. The CDN delivers globally.
Restream to multiple platforms or build automatic redundancy.
Track live metrics, stream quality, and connected viewers.
Ingest your stream via RTMP/SRT and deliver to viewers over HLS/LL-HLS, with support for H.264 and AAC/Opus.
RTMP and SRT are reliable ingest protocols - SRT is built for “noisy” networks, with secure, resilient delivery and encryption.
Video: H.264
Audio: AAC, Opus
HLS and LL-HLS - Low-Latency HLS for reduced delay without sacrificing scalability.
Who needs cloud video streaming?
Why: ingest live video “from the field” and deliver it to your website/app + partners.
Why: send one stream in, deliver it to multiple viewing endpoints, and keep a fallback route if a platform drops.
Why: run your own delivery path and access rules without being tied to webinar platforms.
Why: stable video transport over unreliable networks and fast delivery to the operator.
Why: absorb traffic spikes and keep control instead of relying on platform rules or takedown decisions.
All you need is an email.
Get your ingest settings (RTMP/SRT) in the control panel.
Send your stream and get a playback URL (HLS/LL-HLS) for your website or app.
Your streaming bill scales with your viewership, not against it. Traffic-based pricing means the more you deliver, the cheaper each GB gets.
| Volume | Quantity | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 500 GB | 1 GB | $0,015 |
| From 500 GB to 5 TB | 1 GB | $0,013 |
| From 5 to 10 TB | 1 GB | $0,011 |
| More than 10 TB | 1 GB | $0,009 |
What is the best hosting for video streaming in 2025?
The best hosting for video streaming combines CDN delivery with low-latency infrastructure, so your audience gets smooth playback regardless of location. Unlike traditional web hosting, a streaming-optimized setup routes video through edge nodes closest to each viewer — cutting buffering and reducing origin server load. Serverspace gives you full control over your streaming pipeline with no platform lock-in, predictable billing, and the flexibility to integrate any player or encoder you already use.
What makes CDN hosting different from regular web hosting for live streaming?
Regular web hosting serves files from a single location — fine for text and images, but a bottleneck the moment hundreds of viewers request a live video feed simultaneously. CDN-based video streaming hosting distributes that load across a global network of edge servers, so each viewer pulls the stream from a node physically close to them. The result is lower latency, fewer dropped frames, and a broadcast that holds up under real traffic spikes without requiring you to over-provision your origin.
Which video streaming hosting service works for both live and on-demand content?
The best video streaming hosting services handle both live broadcasts and VOD from the same infrastructure, so you're not managing two separate pipelines or paying two separate bills. Look for a platform that supports HLS and DASH output, allows custom CDN configuration, and doesn't force your content through a proprietary player. With Serverspace, you deploy the streaming stack you need — Nginx with RTMP, FFmpeg, or any other toolchain — on hardware that scales with your audience.
How do I choose the best web hosting for a live video streaming website?
Start with three questions: where are most of your viewers located, what peak concurrent viewership do you expect, and do you need the stream embedded on your own site or distributed across third-party platforms. The best web hosting for live video streaming gives you a UAE, U.S., or European server location depending on your audience, per-minute billing so you're not paying for idle capacity between broadcasts, and full root access to configure your streaming software exactly as your workflow requires.
