Own your broadcast.
Your app. Your audience. Your revenue.
Live broadcasts and pay-per-view in your own apps, run as a service for leagues, events, creators and media brands. Everything creators hate about YouTube, fixed. And Reddi, the agent that takes the grind out of production.
A streaming service
with your name on it.
Your own apps
Your name and icon on iPhone and Android, plus a web watch page. Fans download your app, not a platform's.
Pay-per-view that pays you
Sell a pass for a game, an event or a stream. Stripe pays your own connected account directly. Fan subscriptions are coming.
Any encoder, or a phone
Go live in up to 1080p from any encoder that pushes RTMP, like OBS, vMix or a hardware box, or from a phone on a tripod. Every camera gets its own stream key.
Live to replay, same link
When the broadcast ends, the link you shared becomes the replay. Nothing to upload, nothing to re-send.
On the big screen
Fans send the web watch page to the TV with AirPlay or Chromecast.
Your community
Chat in your apps, and a community feed with posts, comments and reactions under your stream. Direct messages and contests are coming.
Streams that heal themselves
When a signal drops, the stream holds its place and reconnects on its own, so the watch link keeps working without anyone touching the encoder.
Built for large audiences
Video is delivered over a global streaming network, so a big night does not need a bigger server on your side.
Text it.
It handles the grind.
Reddi works on your real schedule, passes and fans, by text. Here is what it does today.
Sets up the schedule from a text
Text Reddi the event and it goes on the schedule. Move it or cancel it the same way, and the people following it are told.
Answers the fans
When does it start, where do I watch, how do I get my pass. Reddi answers from your real schedule and passes, day or night.
Asks before money moves
Anything that costs money or reaches more than one person shows you what will happen first. You say go, then it goes.
Coming next: Reddi opens the stream before doors, watches the feed and calls out problems, and cuts the replay into highlights.
Their platform.
Or your service.
Your money
YouTube keeps 30 percent of channel memberships, and buying through the app stores can cost fans more.
Your own checkout. Stripe pays you directly, less card processing and one agreed share.
Your reach
An algorithm decides who sees your stream this week.
Fans buy from you, in your app, under your name. Your audience is yours to reach.
Your rules
Demonetization and copyright strikes can land on your own live event.
Your event runs on your rules, not a platform's strike system.
Your sponsors
The platform's ads run on your stream.
No platform ads. The sponsors in your broadcast are the ones you sold.
Your fans
Next to your stream, the platform recommends someone else's.
Every share opens your watch page and brings fans back to your app.
Pilot first.
Then a small share of sales.
We run your next event with you as a pilot. After that, we earn when you do. Talk to us.
The details.
No fine print.
Do we need new cameras or software?
No. Keep the encoder you use today. Anything that pushes RTMP works, and a phone on a tripod works too.
How do we get paid?
Passes are paid through Stripe straight to your own connected account, on Stripe's payout schedule. You see every sale in your own Stripe dashboard.
What happens to the replay?
The live link becomes the replay automatically when the broadcast ends. The link you already shared keeps working.
What does Reddi do today?
It puts events on the schedule from a text, moves and cancels them and tells the people following, and answers fan questions from your real schedule and passes. Opening the stream before doors, watching the feed and cutting highlights are coming.
What does it cost?
We start with a pilot on your next event. After that it is a small share of sales, agreed up front. Talk to us and we will walk through it.
Your next event,
in your own app.
Tell us what you stream. We reply within one business day to set up a call.