GV Stream

What's included

Your event, on any screen, charged by you.

Everything runs through your usual system: the ticket, the payment, the reports. The only new thing is the camera.

Streaming ticket on your ticketing page

It sells like any other ticket, on your same sales page, your payment methods and your reports. International buyers can pay without an Argentine ID.

One code = one screen

Each ticket comes with its access code. If two people use it at once, the new connection cuts off the previous one — sharing the code stops making sense.

Embedded on YOUR website

Your audience watches the live stream inside your site, with your design and your brand — not on some platform's page.

Recording for your marketing

The event is recorded: download it and upload it to your channel whenever you want. The live stream gets paid; the video later sells the next date.

How it works

A camera, a laptop and one button.

STEP 01

Connect camera and OBS

A laptop with OBS (free), a camera and the audio straight from your mixer. Set up ONCE — we walk you through a test broadcast.

STEP 02

Sell the Streaming ticket

Publish it with its price and capacity, as always. Each buyer gets their access code and the link to your streaming page by email.

STEP 03

Show night: “Start Streaming”

Your operator hits one button in OBS and you're live. Viewers paste their code on your website and watch — you see how many are watching, in real time.

GV Stream: camera and OBS → live signal → screens with one code per viewer

🎛️ What does your venue need? A laptop, a camera (a decent webcam gets you started), the mixer audio into the sound card, and wired internet (6–10 Mbps upload). The software is OBS Studio (free download) — the same one streamers use worldwide. The module setup includes leaving it configured and training your operator: on event night it's one button.

Why with GVenue

Pay-per-view platforms charge for everything. Here you pay for the event.

The market's typical scheme: a percentage of every sale, plus a per-transaction charge, plus a monthly fee — whether you broadcast or not. GV Stream charges a flat fee per broadcast event, and your tickets keep running through your usual ticketing.

	Other pay-per-view platforms	GV Stream
Cost of an event with 250 viewers	≈ USD 250–350: commission on every sale + per-transaction charge + the month's subscription	USD 69 flat
Commission on your tickets	A commission on every sale, plus a fixed per-transaction charge	No extra commission: just your ticketing's normal commission
Monthly subscription	USD 39–75 per month, whether you broadcast or not	USD 0 — you pay per broadcast event
Anti-sharing	Depends on the plan	Always included: one code = one screen
Sales and payment	Separate checkout, another gateway, another settlement	Your same ticketing: same reports, same settlement
The page your audience sees	The platform's, with their brand	Your website, with your design and your brand
Event recording	Limited or at extra cost	Included, with download for your marketing

Compared against the typical scheme of international pay-per-view platforms as of July 2026 (third-party pricing varies by plan and provider). Example calculated on 250 streaming tickets.

What about streaming free on YouTube?

For free reach, YouTube is unbeatable. The problem shows up when you want to charge admission.

If your goal is to be seen by as many people as possible without charging, YouTube is the right tool and we recommend it. GV Stream exists for the other case: when the broadcast isn't outreach, it's an event you sell.

	YouTube Live (free)	GV Stream
Selling the ticket	No per-event pay-per-view: it monetises through ads, channel memberships and tips	The Streaming ticket sells on your own ticketing, at your price and with your settlement
Who gets in	Whoever has the link: an "unlisted" one gets forwarded on WhatsApp and anyone can watch	One code per person and one screen per code: if they share it, the new connection cuts off the previous one
Licensed music	YouTube's automatic filter (Content ID) can mute the audio or cut the live stream while you are on air, and repeated claims restrict your access to go live	No automatic filter mutes you or cuts you off mid-set. Music rights are still handled by your venue, exactly as at the in-person party
Your audience	They are the platform's audience: you don't get to keep who watched, and when your stream ends it recommends other channels' videos	Every viewer is a buyer in your database, like any other ticket
Where it plays	On YouTube, with their brand, their player and their ads	Embedded on your website, with your design and your brand

YouTube Live is free and works very well for open outreach: we only compare it in the paid-event scenario. Third-party policies change — verified as of July 2026.

Price

A one-time setup and a per-event fee, at your scale.

No monthly fee: the module is activated once and then you only pay for the event you broadcast, based on your audience size. Each event includes up to 3 hours live and the recording.

GV Stream

Module setup · one-time

Full configuration + connection to your website

End-to-end test broadcast

Training for your OBS operator

Event · up to 100 viewers	USD 35
Event · up to 250 viewers	USD 69
Event · up to 500 viewers	USD 129
Event · up to 1,000 viewers	USD 249

Viewers above your scale: USD 25 per additional 100. Extra live hour: +20% of the fee. The Streaming ticket sells with the ticketing platform's normal commission.

USD 199 one-time

Then from USD 35 per broadcast event. No monthly fee.

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