Loola TV

Free plan Web

What Loola TV is

Loola TV was a web-based streaming service that let creators send one broadcast to multiple channels from a shared studio and chat. Listed destinations included YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Twitch, Trovo, and custom RTMP endpoints. Broadcasting could use a webcam and microphone or external software through an RTMP key, with OBS, Streamlabs, and vMix documented for that workflow. During a live session, replies made in Loola could be published to the platforms receiving the stream. A background-color option filled blank areas when stream and destination orientations differed. Loola used WebRTC for browser audio and video capture and supported recording, with RTMP as its output protocol. Browser guidance covered Chrome, Opera, and Microsoft Edge 83 or newer on Windows and Mac, Safari on iOS, and Chrome on Android. Its documented Base, Premium, and Pro plans specified different session limits, video quality, recording allowances, and destination options. Loola says it supported creators for eight years, but the service has shut down.

Who it suits

Loola TV was intended for creators, influencers, and storytellers who wanted to stream to several channels from one browser-based studio. It is no longer available because the service has shut down.

What it does well

Multi-channel streaming studio
Shared chat across destinations
Webcam or RTMP software input
Recording support
Custom RTMP destinations listed

What to know first

Service has shut down
Facebook comments stayed in Facebook Live Producer
Plan prices not listed
Session and quality limits varied by plan

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Base	3 hours per month · 20-minute maximum session · 480p at 30 FPS · 10 recorded videos	On request
Premium	4-hour maximum session · 720p at 60 FPS · Unlimited streaming and recording	On request
Pro	12-hour maximum session · 1080p at 60 FPS · Custom RTMP destinations	On request

As loola.tv lists them, read 20 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Verdict

Loola TV offered centralized multistreaming, chat, recording, and RTMP workflows for several social platforms. Its documented features are historical because the service is no longer operating.

Facts from Loola TV's own pages

Availability: Loola TV has shut down. · loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Browser support: The help center listed Chrome, Opera and Microsoft Edge 83 or newer on Windows and Mac, Safari on iOS, and Chrome on Android. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Chat: While live, users could reply to chat, with the comment published on all platforms being streamed to. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Destinations: The help center listed YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Twitch, Trovo and custom RTMP destinations. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
External software: The help center describes using OBS, Streamlabs and vMix with Loola’s RTMP mode. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Facebook limitation: The help center says Facebook chat comments are visible in Facebook Live Producer and are not sent to Loola. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Free plan: Yes · loola.tv, 20 Sept 2026
Layout: Users could choose a background color to fill blank space when the selected stream and destination used different orientations. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Product: Loola provided one studio and one chat for streaming to multiple channels at once. · loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Service history: Loola says it helped creators, influencers and storytellers stream to all their channels at once for 8 years. · loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Streaming modes: Loola supported streaming directly with a webcam and microphone or through external software using an RTMP key. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Support contact: For questions about an account or data, Loola directs users to email [email protected]. · loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026
Video technology: Loola used WebRTC to capture browser video and audio and send it to its video cloud. · support.loola.tv, 12 Oct 2026