Go live from anywhere
Bond WiFi and multiple cellular connections into one more resilient stream. Go live from your phone through our edge nodes and pull a clean feed into OBS at home — no VPS to rent, nothing to babysit.
Works with Moblin, Belabox, Larix and OBS · Free during beta, no credit card
Zero config
This is the whole setup
Two URLs using your assigned node and ports — one in your streaming app, one in OBS. No VPS, no Docker, no port forwarding.
On your phone
Example · paste into Moblin, Belabox, or Larix
srtla://assigned-node:srtla-port?streamid=live/your-keyIn OBS at home
Example · add as a Media Source in OBS
srt://assigned-node:srt-port?streamid=play/your-keyHow it works
Three steps to go live
No servers to rent, no configs to write. Just connect and stream.
Stream from your phone
Use Moblin, Belabox, Larix, or any SRT/SRTLA app. Point it at your SRTLA Hub address and hit go.
Send to your assigned node
One address from your dashboard. Send there and we run the receiver: no server to rent, no ports to open, nothing to babysit.
Pull into OBS at home
Add an SRT media source in OBS with your play URL and prepare the received feed for broadcast.
Why streamers choose SRTLA Hub
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Built for IRL
Everything you need to stream outside
Purpose-built for mobile streamers who need reliability on the go.
Connection Bonding
Combine WiFi and multiple cellular connections into one stream. Individual links can flap, drop, or die — packets reroute across the others and your output stays steady.
Multi-region capable
Receiver nodes can run in more than one region, and your account is assigned the endpoint that fits your deployment.
Live Preview
Watch what the receiver is getting, right in the dashboard, before it ever reaches OBS.
Live Stats
Bitrate, per-uplink health, and uptime, live from the receiver.
Stream Key Auth
Every stream is authenticated with a unique key. Invalid connections are rejected before they reach the server.
Why not a VPS?
SRTLA Hub vs. running your own receiver
The same SRTLA receiver you would install on a VPS, already running and watched for you.
| SRTLA Hub | Your own VPS | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first stream | Minutes. Sign in with Twitch, scan the Moblin QR or paste one address. | An afternoon. Rent a server, install srtla_rec and srt-live-server, open ports, test. |
| Monthly cost | Free during beta, no credit card. | Roughly $5 to $20 for the server, plus bandwidth, plus your time. |
| Keeping it running | We patch, monitor, and alert on the receiver. | You patch, restart, and notice when it is down, usually mid-stream. |
| Bonding visibility | Per-uplink bitrate and health in the dashboard, live. | Log files, if you set them up. |
| Watching at home | Playback URL for OBS ready on day one, plus an in-browser preview. | You configure the relay and the player yourself. |
VPS figures are typical ranges for a small cloud server, not quotes.
FAQ
Answers before you ask
The things streamers want to know before connecting anything.
What do I need to start?
An SRT/SRTLA-capable app on your phone — Moblin, Belabox, and Larix all work — OBS (or any SRT player) at home, and a Twitch account to sign in. We provide the receiver side: you point your app at your personal SRTLA Hub address.
How does connection bonding work?
SRTLA aggregates several network links — WiFi plus one or more cellular connections — into a single stream. Packets lost on one link are recovered over the others, so your stream survives dead zones and handovers that would kill a single-connection stream.
What can SRTLA Hub see from my Twitch account?
We request zero OAuth scopes — only your public Twitch identity (username and avatar) to create your account. While your account is awaiting approval we also read your public follower total once for the automatic approval check, then discard it (see the Privacy Policy). We can never read your email, your Twitch stream key, or your chat.
What if something goes wrong mid-stream?
Use the receiver endpoint assigned in your dashboard. The dashboard monitors configured nodes and shows live bitrate and per-uplink stats, but a receiver or network failure can interrupt the stream until the deployment recovers or the operator reassigns the endpoint. Connection bonding protects against individual publisher-link loss; it is not receiver failover.
How much does it cost?
SRTLA Hub is in beta and free to use — no credit card. Your bandwidth usage is tracked transparently in the dashboard, so if pricing ever changes you will see exactly what you use first.
Do I get access immediately?
We onboard new streamers in waves to keep stream quality high for everyone. Sign in with Twitch to claim your spot — you will be activated as capacity opens up.
Ready to go live?
Sign in with Twitch to claim your spot. Free during beta — no credit card, no servers to rent, and your recorded usage is shown in your dashboard.