Streamster

What Streamster is

Streamster is live streaming software with cloud-based multistreaming, and its business studio product is aimed at anyone who runs a webcam studio and manages several live content creators. It is a creator tool, not a platform that pays models: it sends one stream to several sites at once and lets a studio manager watch and control each streamer remotely. Starting costs nothing: the Business Studio account is free, the page invites studios to "create your free business account", and the Free plan carries no ads or Streamster branding. Paid plans are monthly or pay-per-use. Separately, Streamster runs an affiliate program that rewards people who refer paying users.

How earning works

Streamster pays no revenue share to models. The money a model or studio makes still comes from the cam or fan sites they stream to, and Streamster sits between the camera and those sites. Its own blog on running a cam studio lists the income routes a studio can work on: private shows, tipping, selling custom content and merchandise, and it advises diversifying them. Its Lovense blog describes the software as widely used by thousands of content creators, including cam models, and the home page claims over 100 000 users.

The core feature is cloud-based multistreaming. A streamer uploads once from a device, and Streamster distributes to multiple platforms at the same time, which the site says reduces bandwidth use and improves stability. Alongside that sits on-server transcoding: video settings are fine-tuned per platform on Streamster's server so mismatched settings do not cause problems on the receiving site. Built-in overlays let a streamer add branding or another image layer, and the site says you can add your own on the Free plan.

For studios, the business studio page makes three points. First, you can control the streamer's webcam or other video source directly from your own device: set up the streaming channel, change settings, start and stop streaming, or switch cameras. Second, you can preview live streams with no delay and check the quality in real time, either one user at a time or several streams side by side. Third, the white label option, a paid extra for business accounts, lets a studio grow its own brand on the service. The blog adds a practical caveat: watching many previews at once needs a high internet download speed, otherwise the video preview can be jerky.

Streamers can broadcast from the Streamster desktop app on a PC, where video filters and zoom are available, or from the mobile app, or through third-party software. The site names OBS and any of the popular video encoders, live switchers and even action cameras. A phone can act as a remote controller or a standalone streaming device, and the multi-device workflow combines several devices into one setup. The web app at app.streamster.io supports 4K at 60 FPS multistreaming, but the site says you need third-party streaming software that can also handle that quality. The mobile app does not support 4K or 60 FPS, and its maximum is 1080p at 30 FPS.

For cam models in particular the site covers adult destinations directly. The documentation has setup guides for adult sites, including SinParty, where you either log in through Streamster or paste the stream key from the site, then press Go Live on SinParty to make the stream public. The blog on Lovense says Streamster can add a Lovense overlay with an interactive tip menu, so viewers can tip the model to activate the toy. The same blog says it is a personal choice for each model and not all choose to use interactive toys. A tip menu add-on is described in the docs too: after you add a channel, for example Stripchat, and choose the Auto config + chats option, the tip menu reacts to tips and you can chat from your phone. The blog on the overlay says the app can deliver to platforms including Chaturbate and Stripchat.

The affiliate side is the only part where Streamster pays out. The program is open to anyone who likes the service and to publishers who generate revenue through affiliate marketing. The model is a fixed reward plus a lifetime percentage of what the referred user spends. As of October 2026 the affiliate page says people who sign up with your referral link or promo code get a $10 bonus on their deposits. You get a $10 reward once your referral buys any paid subscription, plus 10% from all of their purchases with Streamster for life. Rewards can be used to pay for any Streamster service or withdrawn as cash.

Money and rules

Streamster sells monthly subscriptions and pay-per-use plans, and says using it is "free forever" on the Free plan, with paid plans adding more channels, higher bitrate, VPN and transcoding. The pricing page lists 5 tiers sized by streaming channels, from Free with 2 channels through Lite, Regular and Professional to Premium with 10. In October 2026 the pricing page lists the paid monthly tiers from $15 for Lite to $75 for Premium. Pay-per-use runs the same paid tiers at an hourly rate. The FAQ says pay-per-use needs no monthly payment and is billed by the minute for the time spent streaming to Streamster's server. Transcoding starts on the Regular tier, VPN on Lite, and only Premium lists 4K at 60 FPS. The site says monthly subscriptions have no time or traffic limits. An individual plan is available on request.

The pricing FAQ lists the payment methods as credit cards, PayPal and cryptocurrency. There is no free trial, because the Free plan is meant to cover most features, but the pricing FAQ says a refund on any paid plan can be requested within 5 days of payment if the user is not satisfied. There are no annual plans; instead, the pricing FAQ lists bonus credit for prepaid deposits, usable on Streamster services, on a ladder that rises with the size of the deposit. In the FAQ as read in October 2026 the bonus starts at 10% for a deposit of $100 and reaches 40% in the highest listed band, and for larger deposits the company asks to be contacted. The Business Studio account itself is free; the admin buys paid plans for streamers who need them, and the site says the more paid accounts and the longer the prepaid period, the higher the discount.

The referral program pays the fixed reward and lifetime share described above, usable on Streamster services or withdrawable as cash. The affiliate page does not publish a minimum for cash withdrawal or a payout schedule.

The terms say the agreement is with Streamster OÜ, an Estonian company, and require users to be over 18 years of age and fully able to enter the agreement; anyone under 18 is told not to use the service. Users also agree to be bound by the terms of the platforms they connect.

Who it suits and who it does not

The business studio fits a studio that runs several cam models at once and wants one view of all their feeds, with remote control of settings and camera switching. The cam studio blog frames exactly that role: studios as hubs for creating and managing multiple live streams simultaneously. A model who streams from a phone or action camera, or already uses OBS, can keep their setup and add Streamster as the distribution layer.

It also fits an individual model or studio that wants to reach several sites without maintaining a separate upload for each, and anyone who wants a Lovense tip menu overlay without building it manually. An affiliate with an audience of streamers can use the referral program, with its fixed reward per paying referral and its lifetime share of their purchases.

It does not suit someone looking for fans, discovery or a place to be paid. Streamster does not run a fan site: it is a streaming tool with no fan subscriptions, messaging or payouts to models. You still need accounts on the sites you stream to. If you stream to only one site, multistreaming adds little.

There are caveats too. Transcoding and 4K need the higher paid tiers, 4K at 60 FPS also needs the web app plus third-party software and is unavailable on mobile, and a studio watching many previews needs a fast connection. The refund window on paid plans is short.