Loopcast is a 24/7 live streaming service that loops your video on Steam store pages and YouTube.
Upload once. Loopcast re-encodes it to your platform’s exact broadcast spec and keeps it looping as a live stream from our datacenter - no OBS, no spare PC, from $0.72 a day.
7 days free. No credit card required.
Loop your trailer or gameplay footage right on your store page, so anyone who opens it sees your game in motion.
Keep something playing on your channel around the clock, even when you are not streaming yourself.
Keep your channel live through the hours you are asleep or away, not just when you are at the desk.
Nothing to install and nothing to keep running at your end. The only thing that changes between platforms is the spec we encode to.
A trailer, a gameplay reel, an ambient loop - whatever you want on screen. One file is enough.
Each platform publishes its own broadcast spec - resolution, keyframe interval, bitrate, audio. We re-encode to the right one so the stream is not rejected.
We push it to your stream key and watch it. If the connection drops we restart it - you are billed by the minute only while you are actually live.
Book blocks of airtime and Loopcast runs them for you. Your trailer on the store page through the working day, a long gameplay loop overnight, a launch reel the morning your game goes live. The broadcast starts and stops itself, so you do not have to be at the keyboard at 6am to catch a festival opening.
Pick a video, a day, a start time and a length. Each block plays its own video, so one stream can carry a trailer at midday and a two-hour gameplay loop at night without you touching it. The hand-over happens inside one continuous broadcast, so the platform never sees a disconnect between blocks.
Blocks repeat every week or every day, or fire once on a date you choose. The broadcast opens when a block opens and closes when it ends, whether you are awake, asleep or on a plane.
A block is stored in the timezone you pick, so 18:00 stays 18:00 through the spring and autumn clock changes. Your encode is prepared ahead of time as well, so a block goes on air on the minute rather than while a file is still converting.
You are still billed only for the minutes you are actually on air, so a schedule with quiet hours in it costs less than running around the clock.
Sign up with just an email and your first week of airtime is on us. After that, top up only when you want more. There is no plan to pick, no monthly bill and nothing to cancel.
Create an account with your email and get 7 days of one stream around the clock. We never ask for card details unless you decide to buy.
Buy a pack of minutes from $5 whenever you want more. Minutes are only spent while you are live, and minutes you buy never expire.
Nothing renews and we never charge you automatically. At 0 minutes your stream simply pauses, so you can never spend more than you bought.
Takes a minute. No card, no commitment.
Your balance is minutes of live broadcasting. One live stream spends one a minute, so 1,440 is a full day. Simulcast the same broadcast to more platforms and the extra ones are discounted: the second is 25% off, the third half price.
7 days free. No credit card required.
Next Fest, launch day, the store page and the broadcast itself, each checked against Valve's documentation. Interactive, printable, no sign-up.
If your game is in October’s Next Fest, your Steam store page broadcast is free for the whole festival - on top of the 7 free days every new account gets. Sign up, then request it from Support in the portal with your Steam App ID. The festival is on now, so ask today: the free broadcast runs until it closes on the 26th.
Claim your free weekHow Next Fest broadcasts work →For games accepted into Steam Next Fest, October 2026. Covers your Steam store page broadcast for the festival week, 19-26 October.