Go live. Stay live. Anywhere.

Yes. Free is the same room at its smallest, for as long as you like: 2 hours live a month, 2 platforms at once, two on-screen guests, one phone beside you with Bond, live captions, two AI clip exports a month, a watch page for 10 viewers at once and 5 GB of recordings, each kept 14 days. The Lumbus Live mark sits in a corner of the picture. No card is needed, and nothing is ever charged. Free includes 2 hours live a month, counted across your studio and Bond on its own. You are told 15 minutes before they are used; a stream still live then gets 15 more minutes to wrap up, which are not extended, and then it ends. The hours come back on the 1st of each month. A free studio sleeps soon after a stream or when nothing is connected, does not wake on a schedule, and is awake at most 6 hours a month. Any paid plan has unlimited live hours and no mark.

Yes. Lumbus gives every source its own SRT, SRTLA and RTMP address from day one. Point a laptop running your streaming software, or a camera that streams by itself, at them and the picture arrives in your studio like any other; on Studio Pro and Studio Max a second source can stand by as a backup and take over by itself, or go on screen beside the first as a second camera.

Yes. The Lumbus Live app for iPhone and Android is your camera when you stream from your phone, lends a phone’s connection when it stands beside someone else’s stream, and carries your studio and dashboard: scenes and Be right back, go live and end stream, record and clip, platforms on or off, every connection and its health, alerts as pushes even with the app in the background, and the support line. Same login as the web, free with every plan; plans and add-ons are bought on the web.

Each phone you add scans a code from your screen, keeps the Lumbus Live app open and lends its connection. Your stream is split across every connection and put back together by Lumbus before it goes out — to your studio, or straight to your platforms — so one weak network never ends the stream. One word tells you where you stand: Protected (two or more connections on different networks), Single, Weak or Lost.

Plan on your video bitrate plus about 20% for Bond’s own overhead: that is what your connections carry between them. At 8 Mbps that is about 4.3 GB an hour, so 100 GB lasts around 23 hours; a poor network pushes it towards 5 GB an hour. Adding more phones does not add to the total — the same stream is divided between them.

Yes. Every recorded stream downloads as standard MP4 files that open in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or CapCut. Recordings are kept while you subscribe, on every paid plan, so pull them down and they’re yours for good.

Send H.264 or H.265 at the bitrate your connection carries; 4 to 8 Mbps is the usual range at 1080p60. Studio makes its own output from that one feed, up to 1080p60 on every Studio plan (1440p60 and 4K60 come with Custom, for YouTube and custom RTMP; Twitch, Kick and TikTok take 1080p at most), so a change of output quality never restarts anything mid-stream.

Live Studio hours are unlimited on every Studio plan: stream as often and as long as you like, to every platform your plan includes. Unlimited live production is for normal creator and production use. A single stream can run for up to 24 hours; start it again to carry on. Continuous 24/7 channels, automated rebroadcasting and unusually high-volume use need a Custom plan.

Yes. Every studio can have its own watch page: one link that anyone can open, no account and no app. Turn on registration and viewers give their name and email once before they watch, registration closes at the number you set, and you get the list of who came. The page seats 10 viewers at once on Free, 100 on Studio, 250 on Studio Plus, 500 on Studio Pro, 1,000 on Studio Max.

Your plan seats 10 viewers at once on Free, 100 on Studio, 250 on Studio Plus, 500 on Studio Pro, 1,000 on Studio Max, and nothing extra is charged for them. Your watch page seats a number of people at once, set by your plan, for as long as you are live. It is delivered by Lumbus, not by your studio, so a big audience never slows your broadcast. When it is full, anyone arriving is told so and gets in when a place opens; nobody watching is dropped, and your platforms are never affected.

Near where you go live from: each time it starts after resting, it starts close to you, so the hop from your phone or camera is short wherever you travel. Your scenes and platforms stay the same. On a schedule it sleeps when you are done and wakes before you start, never while anything is streaming.

One test stream. Lumbus gives you your own SRT and RTMP addresses from day one — point your camera or streaming software at them, or open the Lumbus Live app on your phone, paste your channel keys, test off-air, and cut over when it looks right. Your current provider keeps running until you cancel it, so nothing goes dark.