BeLive lets you multistream live video to Facebook and other platforms with branded overlays, comment aggregation, and stream repurposing tools.
Category
Video Conferencing
Pricing
Paid (free trial available)
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
SaaSWeb AppFree TrialBrowser Based
BeLive (be.live) is a browser-based live streaming platform built for multistreaming — broadcasting a single live show to several social platforms simultaneously without installing dedicated software. It is an official Facebook Live Video Solutions Partner and also supports streaming to Amazon Live. The platform includes on-screen branding tools (logos, overlays, backgrounds, and lower thirds) so streamers can give their broadcasts a produced look, plus an AI-powered Comment Assistant that aggregates viewer comments from multiple connected platforms into a single feed during a live show. BeLive also offers audience-engagement widgets, including a "Snake" tool that highlights commenters and a "Lottery Jar" for random-winner giveaways. After a stream ends, BeLive's editor lets users trim, edit, and repurpose the recording — for example converting it into shorter clips or podcast-ready audio. BeLive's streaming engine is described as powered by NVIDIA, and new users can start with a 14-day free trial that does not require a credit card.
Key Features
Multistreaming — Broadcast a single live show to multiple social platforms at once, including Facebook — where BeLive is an official Facebook Live Video Solutions Partner — and Amazon Live.
Custom branding — Add logos, overlays, backgrounds, and lower thirds to give live broadcasts a produced, on-brand look.
Comment Assistant — AI-powered tool that aggregates viewer comments from multiple connected platforms into a single feed during a live stream.
Engagement widgets — Interactive on-screen widgets including "Snake" (highlights commenters) and "Lottery Jar" (random-winner selection) to boost audience participation.
Post-stream editor & repurposing — Trim, edit, and repurpose stream recordings after broadcasting, including converting streams into shorter clips or podcast-ready content.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Browser-based — no dedicated streaming software to download or install
Multistreams to several social platforms simultaneously from one dashboard
Built-in branding tools (logos, overlays, backgrounds, lower thirds) for a produced on-screen look
AI Comment Assistant aggregates viewer comments from multiple platforms into one feed
Official Facebook Live Video Solutions Partner
Post-stream editor for trimming and repurposing recordings into shorter clips
Cons
Detailed plan-by-plan pricing is not published directly in the site's static content — buyers must open the packages/checkout flow to see tiers
Feature set is centered on social-platform livestreaming rather than dedicated webinar or virtual-event infrastructure