Getting Started with slush.video
slush.video enables content creators to broadcast live video to their audience, using WebRTC technology to deliver low-latency streaming with sub-second broadcast delay between broadcaster and viewers.
Key features of Slush include:
slush.video uses a simple, pay-as-you-go pricing model:
This price includes:
Monetize your content by offering paid subscriptions to your viewers. Our subscription system allows you to:
Partner Application Required:
To enable subscriptions, you must first become a partner. Apply for partnership from the Monetization section of your channel on your Account page. Once approved, you'll be able to set up subscriptions and start earning revenue from your viewers.
Setting up subscriptions:
slush.video supports streaming from a variety of clients and applications:
All clients support streaming to slush.video using WebRTC/WHIP.
Codec Requirements:
Slush requires H.264 video and Opus audio codecs. Other codecs (VP8, VP9, AV1, etc.) are not supported. Most streaming software uses H.264 by default, but you may need to verify your encoder settings.
Follow these steps to configure OBS Studio for streaming to your slush.video channel:
Tip: You can create multiple stream inputs on your Account page to use different stream keys for different setups or devices. Each input tracks when it was last used, making it easy to manage multiple streaming sources.
We're committed to keeping slush.video a safe and welcoming platform for creators and viewers. Our Terms of Service outline what content is prohibited, and we enforce these rules through a graduated system.
When someone violates our Terms of Service, we take action based on the severity and frequency of the violation:
We use a progressive approach: first violation typically results in a warning, second may result in probation, and third may result in permanent suspension. However, we consider the context and severity of each case.
Some violations are serious enough to warrant immediate suspension without prior warning. These include child exploitation material, credible threats of violence, terrorism, doxxing, and fraud.
If you believe we made a mistake, you can appeal by emailing [email protected]. We review each appeal individually.
For the complete policy, see Section 5 of our Terms of Service.
Need additional help? Contact our support team at [email protected]