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Mixer was a live-streaming platform for gamers and creators, known for low-latency broadcasts and interactive features. Microsoft shut down the service in July 2020 and directed its community toward Facebook Gaming.
💡 Pick Twitch for the largest gaming audience and the deepest live-community tooling.
Twitch is a live streaming platform for gamers and other lifestyle casters that supports building communities around a shared and streamable interest.
Free with optional paid subscriptions and donations
💡 Pick YouTube if you want livestreams, searchable archives, and Shorts under one creator ecosystem.
Youtube++ is a modified version of the official YouTube app with additional features like background playback and ad blocking.
💡 Pick Kick if creator revenue share matters more than the reach of a larger, older platform.
Kick is a livestreaming platform focused on gaming, entertainment, and creator broadcasts. It provides live chat, subscriptions, channel pages, and a creator...
Free; subscriptions from $4.99/mo
💡 Pick Facebook if your audience already lives in Facebook groups, Pages, or communities.
Facebook is a social networking platform that connects people worldwide.
💡 Pick TikTok LIVE if mobile discovery and short-form promotion are central to your growth strategy.
TikTok is a short-form video platform where ASMR creators publish brief sensory, sound, and relaxation clips. Its algorithm is designed for rapid...
💡 Pick DLive if you prefer a smaller independent streaming community over maximum reach.
DLive is a decentralized live streaming platform that empowers creators and rewards viewers with cryptocurrency.
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