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Streaming & webinars

Broadcast both ways.

Reach your staff and your market from the same go-live. The all-hands that doubles as a launch — one broadcast, routed inward to your team and outward to every channel you have connected.

  • YouTube Live
  • Twitch
  • Facebook Live
  • LinkedIn Live
  • X
  • Any RTMP

One product, two audiences

Every other tool makes you pick a direction. Team chat points inward; streaming tools point outward. MonoTeams routes a single broadcast to both — your staff watch in a channel while your customers watch on the platforms they already follow.

  • Staff watch from the channel or from the link
  • The same broadcast reaches the public simultaneously
  • Nobody exports a recording and re-uploads it

Connect once, broadcast everywhere

Paste your stream key once per channel. Every stream and webinar after that fans out to all of them automatically — going live never asks you to set anything up again.

  • YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, or any RTMP destination
  • One encode feeds every destination, so four platforms cost what one does
  • Switch a destination off for a single stream without disconnecting it

You see where it is going before you go live

Before anything is on air, MonoTeams tells you exactly which destinations are going out and which are not — and why. A platform that is switched off, missing a key, or above your plan is named, not silently skipped.

  • A clear count: three going live, two skipped, with reasons
  • Failures are recorded against the broadcast, not lost in a log
  • You never learn from your audience that a platform was dark

A weekly show without a production team

The companies reaching new markets ship a product update every week. What stops most teams is not production value — it is the twenty minutes of setup before every stream. Remove that and cadence becomes possible.

  • Reuse the same destinations and layout every week
  • Publish to an internal channel and the public in one action
  • Webinars and all-hands carrying thousands of attendees

Private stays private

A standard meeting cannot be broadcast at all — the option does not exist on it, and the server refuses it even if something asks. A meeting has attendees. A webinar has an audience. Those are different things.

  • Only webinars, broadcasts and large meetings can go out
  • Refused server-side, not merely hidden in the interface
  • Stream keys are encrypted and never shown again after you add them

Streaming, sold on its own

Not everyone who streams wants a workspace. A streaming subscription gives you the Studio and nothing else — no channels, no team meetings, no company directory to ignore.

  • No workspace, no channels, no meetings
  • Those surfaces are refused by the server, not just hidden
  • You land in the Studio, because that is the product you bought

Put your next all-hands in front of your market

Connect your channels once and run your first simulcast this week — internally and publicly, from the same broadcast.

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