Your broadcast studio is a browser tab.
Record with guests in studio quality, go live to YouTube and any RTMP host, and put the show on your own website. It all happens in one room, with nothing to install. Every person in that room is recorded locally in 1080p while you talk, so a bad connection can’t cost you the take.
Free during the beta. No credit card, no download, no meter.
Not an illustration. This is the same layout engine, overlays and control bar you get when you sign in. What the host sees is what the guests see and what the stream carries.
1080pProgram resolution at 30fps, plus a 1080p local master per person, saved on their own machine.
7 layoutsGrid, spotlight, sidebar, filmstrip, side-by-side, picture-in-picture and screen share. Switched live.
0 installsGuests join from a link in their browser. No account, no app, no “allow this plugin”.
Your domainOne iframe puts the live show on your own site, next to a public watch page we host.
How it works
Three steps to on-air
No install, no scene collections, no capture card. If you can run a video call, you can run a broadcast.
1Invite
Send a link
Guests open it in their browser, check their camera and mic in the green room, and join. No account, nothing to download, nothing to approve.
2Compose
Build the program live
Seven layouts, five overlay types, a ticker, your brand colours, media and screens. All of it switches mid-show, with nothing to restart.
3Go
Record it, stream it, or both
Recording is always something you choose. It never starts on its own. Pick as many destinations as you like; they cost the same as one.
Features
Everything a control room does, without the control room.
The picture, the branding, the guests, the output, and what you do with the footage afterwards. The controls take about an afternoon to learn.
01Never lose a take
Every person records locally, in full quality
The call travels over the internet. The recording doesn’t. Each participant’s own camera and mic are captured at 1080p on their own machine and uploaded in the background while you’re still talking.
Nobody has to sit and watch an upload bar crawl to 100%. If a laptop closes mid-sentence, the upload picks up where it stopped. The host can see where everyone stands the whole time: recording, uploading, safe.
A dropped connection costs you a few seconds of video call. Never a second of the master.
How recording works02One shared reality
Your guests are watching the actual broadcast
The host’s preview, the guest’s view and the outgoing stream all come out of one stage. There aren’t three renderers being kept in step. There is one. Nobody performs to a guess, and nobody has to be told “trust me, it looks fine on my end”.
Reload the tab mid-show and you land straight back on air with the camera you were actually using. Guests too.
If it looks right to you, it is right.
How going live works03On-brand overlays
Lower-thirds, banners, title cards, quotes and a ticker
Five overlay types, each placeable at nine positions in three sizes, in your background and accent colours with your logo in the corner you choose. Pull a line out of the chat and put it on screen while someone’s still answering it.
Every edit reaches the stream and your guests’ screens in about a second, with nothing to restart. The program is live state, not a scene you have to rebuild.
Overlays and branding04Your audience, your domain
Broadcast to your own site, not just someone else’s platform
Drop one iframe on your website and the show plays there, live, inside your own page. Or send viewers to a public watch page we host, with your cover image and start time. You can stream to YouTube and your own site at once.
Everywhere else the embeddable player is the expensive tier, and it comes with a viewer cap. Here it’s just another destination you can tick.
Putting the show on your siteEverything included
One studio. One price. The whole workflow.
Recording, live production, post-production and webinars are four separate subscriptions everywhere else, around $80 to $100 a month across four logins. Here they’re four things the same room already does.
The studio
Seven layouts, five overlay types and a ticker, all switched live mid-show with nothing to restart.
See the control roomRecording
Everyone is captured at 1080p on their own machine and uploaded while you’re still talking.
How recording worksGoing live
YouTube, any RTMP host and your own website at once. Extra destinations cost nothing extra.
How going live worksYour own site
One iframe puts the live show on your page, beside a public watch page we host for you.
Broadcast to your domainAfter the show
Transcripts per speaker, clips picked from what was actually said, and an edit you make by deleting text.
Editing and clipsWebinars
Registration, reminders, polls and the replay, attached to a broadcast instead of a conference call.
Run a webinarAnd the boring parts, done honestly
One flat price with nothing metered: no credits, no attendee bands, no per-hour charges. And recordings that outlive your subscription instead of expiring on a countdown.
Our promises
Three things we’re willing to be held to
Each one exists because it’s what people complain about most in the tools we’re replacing. Billing first, lost recordings second.
01
Never lose a take
Everyone’s video is recorded on their own machine and uploaded while you’re still talking. Disconnects, crashes and closed laptops are recoverable by design, not by support ticket.
You can watch it happen while the session is still running.
02
Honest billing
One flat price. No credits, no attendee bands, no per-hour meters, no surprise overage at the end of a good month.
Cancelling actually cancels, renewals are announced before we charge, and your price won’t rise while you’re subscribed.
03
Unlimited where they meter
Recording hours, storage, destinations and viewers on your embed aren’t the things we charge you by, and your recordings don’t expire on a countdown.
A published fair-use policy, never a silent meter.
Free while we’re in beta.
Join the betaWe haven’t set prices yet, and we won’t sneak them in. Pricing gets published before anyone is asked to pay, and beta users hear it from us first.
Why FluentStage
The preview is the program.
There is no fake preview here. The composition on your screen is pixel-for-pixel what your audience receives, right down to the layouts, the overlays and the timing. It is what your guests are looking at too. If it looks right to you, it is right.