Concert and festival live streaming
The venue has a capacity. The internet does not. We bring the concert to the people who couldn’t get in, and you can sell them a ticket for it.

Above all, a concert has to sound right
Music has a rule conferences do not: viewers hear bad sound instantly and switch off. A camera on the balcony with its built-in mic does your band more harm than no video at all. We take the mix straight from the sound desk.
- Sound from the desk, not the camera
- We take the signal straight from the sound engineer. That’s the difference between a recording you can listen to and one you can only sit through.
- Pay-per-view
- We can put the stream behind a paid ticket, so you also earn from the people who didn’t get in. Sales and playback run on a separate website. We deliver the stream and connect it.
- Room for partners
- Sponsor logos and ads can go into the broadcast. Extra visibility for your partners, extra income for you.
- A recording you can use
- The footage becomes material to promote your next dates, not just an archive.
What you get
- Multi-camera recording and live broadcast
- Sound straight from the engineer’s mix, not from the camera
- Online ticket sales through pay-per-view
- Partner logos and ads inside the broadcast
- Streaming to YouTube, Facebook and the LED screens at the venue
- An edited recording of the whole show
- Short edits for social media
- Viewing statistics for your partners
We sell tickets through our own pay-per-view system - no flat fee, you only pay once tickets sell.
A concert, a dance show and five hours straight
A full-evening show by saxophonist KJ Sax from Radlická kulturní sportovna, the Funky Dangers Christmas show in front of a packed auditorium and a five-hour DJ set from a boat on the Vltava. The Christmas show also went out as pay-per-view. Three different genres, and in every one the sound matters as much as the picture.
Funky Dangers Christmas show
Concert and show broadcastsKJ SAX: All I Need Is Your Love
How it wentA five-hour DJ set from a boat
How it wentCommon questions
- How do you handle sound at a concert?
- We take the mix straight from the sound desk. The camera mic is only there for the atmosphere of the room, never as the main source.
- Can we charge for the online stream?
- Yes. We set up pay-per-view, so the viewer buys a ticket and the stream unlocks. We use it regularly for shows and fight nights.
- Do we also get short edits for social media?
- Yes. Alongside the full recording we routinely deliver short edits for Instagram and other platforms.
Tell us what you are planning
Live broadcasting starts at 600 EUR. We work out the final price from the location, the length of the broadcast, the number of cameras and the connectivity.
What affects the price