Switch to Pyre
Switching from Streamlabs or StreamElements
Bring your OBS scenes and your bot commands with you. Here is what comes across, what you set up again, and what stays where it is.
What comes with you
Your OBS scenes
If you stream with OBS Studio, the Pyre.Stream desktop app imports your scene collections, with their scenes, sources and overlays. Your OBS files are never changed, and running the import again later is safe. From then on OBS runs inside Pyre. Scenes kept in Streamlabs Desktop do not import directly; you build those in Studio.
Read the guide: Import your OBS setupYour bot commands
Pyre.Bot imports commands from StreamElements, Streamlabs (Cloudbot or Chatbot, from an export file), Nightbot and Fossabot, and timers from Nightbot. You see a preview first: nothing is written until you confirm, and a command you already have is never overwritten.
Read the guide: Import your bot commandsYour moderators
Your Twitch moderators are added to your Pyre team automatically. Invite moderators from YouTube and Kick with a link.
Read the guide: Give a moderator access
What you set up again
Alerts, overlays and tips are set up fresh in Pyre.
Alerts start from the Polished, Bold or Minimal preset, and you set the font, position and animation. Overlays go on stream with Add to scene. Tips go straight into your own Stripe account or through PayPal, with a 0% cut.
What stays where it is
Your channels, followers and past broadcasts stay on Twitch, YouTube and Kick. Pyre sends your stream to them; it does not replace them.
You can try Pyre before your next real stream. A test stream goes to a private player only you can see, so nothing reaches your viewers until you are ready.
Read the guide: Test your streamWhat it costs
Streaming from your own PC is free. The cloud is $1 a month plus $0.05 per GB, capped at $6 per platform per month, and Cloud Studio is $2 an hour, capped at $50 a month. Everything is free during the public beta.
See pricing