Streamster Launches 'Business Studio' Livestream Monitoring Tool

Streamster Launches 'Business Studio' Livestream Monitoring Tool

TALLINN, Estonia — Live-streaming software provider Streamster has launched Business Studio, a multi-stream quality control tool for cam studios.

The web-based platform allows users to monitor the status of multiple livestreams from a single dashboard.

"Streamster Business Studio represents a result of years of research, development, and dedication from the Streamster tech team," said a rep. 

Features include the ability to set up multiple livestreams remotely, preview each livestream, and control streams remotely in real-time by changing settings.

"The new product is a result of our cooperation with leading cam studios," said Streamster CEO Sergiy Yashchenko. "Over the years of work on the livestreaming business, we have learned the needs of our customers. We are confident that our new product will empower online modeling businesses to reach new heights, just like other Streamster products already work for independent performers' success."

For more information, visit Streamster.io.

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