Go live to YouTube and Facebook at the same time, straight from your browser. Point a camera, share your screen, and your service is streaming. Nothing to install.
See what streaming costs on our pricing page.

Most church streaming makes you build the whole broadcast from scratch in complicated software before you can go live. Hubl gives you a broadcast tool that is already put together. Open it, allow your camera and microphone, share your screen for slides or lyrics, and you are on air. The technical choices are made for you, so you do not need a video engineer in the booth.

Connect your YouTube channel and Facebook page one time. Hubl creates the broadcast on each platform and sends your stream to both together, so the people who follow you anywhere can watch.
Move between your camera, your slides, and the two together with one tap. Run more than one camera by having someone join the broadcast from another laptop or a phone, then switch between them live. Start with a countdown before service, then drop in a giving screen with a QR code when it is time.
Pick a verse and put it on screen so people following along at home can read it. Add lower-thirds for names, titles, and the things you announce every week, then show and hide them with a tap.

Every stream has a public watch page on your church site, so visitors do not have to leave for another platform to watch your service. It shows a live status the moment you go on air.
Wifi at church is not always kind. When a source drops, Hubl reconnects it and shows you what is happening instead of freezing. Audio stays clean at full quality so the sermon is easy to hear.
The Hubl Live desktop app runs the same control room as the browser, with one thing the browser cannot do: it remembers which camera, microphone, and screen you use, so you are not picking them again every week. It can also send your stream to smart TVs on the local network, so the whole building can watch on the screens you already have. Download it from your streaming dashboard for macOS, Windows, or Linux.
Your stream does not sit in its own corner. The giving link on screen is the giving you already set up. The service people watch is the event on your calendar. It is one login for your whole church.
The giving QR on your stream points to the same giving page you manage in Hubl.
Streams attach to the service on your calendar, so people find them in one place.
Turn a past stream into a sermon on your site, complete with notes and a series.
The same directory, groups, and messaging your church already uses.
Set up your church on Hubl and get your first stream out to YouTube and Facebook. If you already have an account, your streaming dashboard is a click away.
Part of the Hubl Life church platform. Learn more about Hubl Life