TubePull Simlive · Standalone plan
Upload pre-recorded video. Stream it live.
Upload a video, choose YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, or custom RTMP, then stream it live now or on a schedule. TubePull handles cloud playout and can hand off automatically when your real YouTube or Twitch stream begins.
- No OBS or encoder needed
- No Pro plan required
- YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, RTMP
Flexible live streaming plans
Free tierNo overage charges1–10 destinations1080p–4K optionsWhat is Simlive?
Simlive sends a video you’ve already prepared through a real live-streaming pipeline to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, or an RTMP destination — on your schedule, not just at upload time. It works as a one-time broadcast, a repeating loop, or a lead-in that automatically hands off the moment your own real stream goes live.
Broadcast scheduler
From your archive to live—on schedule.
Choose a video, set the time, and Simlive sends it live to every destination you select. No encoder, volunteer, or manual handoff required.
LIVE
Sunday Service
- 01
Choose a video
Select an uploaded video or one from your archive.
- 02
Set the schedule
Pick a time, add an optional lead-in, and choose destinations.
- 03
Go live automatically
Schedule an entire pre-recorded stream from your video archive, or use a short pre-roll that keeps your channel live and automatically hands off when your main live broadcast begins.
Automatic handoff is available on YouTube and Twitch.
Why prepare ahead
All the upside of live, none of the stress
A prepared broadcast gives you the polish of an edited video with the timing and audience of a live event.
Never miss a schedule
Queue a broadcast for the exact minute your audience expects it, or send it immediately — no one has to sit at an encoder.
Perfect playback, every time
Broadcast the finished, edited cut — not whatever a shaky home connection or a dropped frame gives you on camera-live.
Your computer can stay off
TubePull Simlive runs from the cloud. Once a broadcast is prepared and started, close your laptop — it keeps going.
How Simlive works
Three steps from clip to broadcast
Prepare a clip
Upload a video you have the rights to broadcast and TubePull processes it into a broadcast-ready format for your library.
Connect a destination
Connect YouTube, Twitch, or Facebook, or save a custom RTMP target. Reuse saved destinations for future broadcasts.
Create a broadcast
Start now or choose a future date and time. Pick play-once, repeat-N-times, or loop-until-you-switch, then let it run.
Two ways to broadcast
Send it now, schedule it later, or use it as a lead-in
A one-off premiere and a lead-in before your real show solve different problems. Simlive supports both from the same clip library.
Broadcast on your own timing
Ideal for premieres, announcements, or any moment where timing matters more than a live camera.
- Start immediately or pick a future date and time
- Play once on Free; repeat on paid tiers
- Manual stop always available
- Free tier included
A lead-in before your real show
Loop a prepared clip while people gather, then hand off automatically the moment your real stream starts.
- Loops until you switch to your real broadcast
- Automatic handoff on YouTube and Twitch, ~30 sec
- Play-once or finite loop on Facebook
- Included on every paid tier
The facts
What Simlive can do
Exact capabilities, not vague promises — so you know precisely what you’re getting before you start.
- Destinations
- YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and custom RTMP
- Broadcast timing
- Instant or scheduled for a future date and time
- Loop modes
- Play once, repeat a set number of times, or loop until you switch
- Automatic handoff
- YouTube and Twitch detect your real stream and end the broadcast, ~30 sec
- Concurrent stream slots
- 1 included; up to 10 with paid add-on slots
- Overage billing
- None — library and streaming hours are hard caps
- Rights confirmation
- Required before preparing and before scheduling every broadcast
- Pro plan required
- No — Simlive is a standalone subscription
WHO IT’S FOR
Built for the way you broadcast
Turn existing video—sermons, sets, episodes, product demos, and more—into scheduled broadcasts and live lead-ins.
Worship & ministry
Churches
Share services at the right time — sermon replays, time-zone rebroadcasts, and announcements — with no volunteer stuck at the encoder.
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Creator streams
Streamers & gamers
Loop a “starting soon” clip or highlight reel while people gather, then hand off when your real stream goes live.
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Audio & video
Podcasters
Premiere a new episode as a scheduled broadcast, or run a themed marathon block for listeners to watch together.
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Video creators
YouTubers
Schedule a premiere for an old or new upload, with a live chat window and a countdown your audience can plan around.
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Product & founder
Small businesses
Schedule product demos, workshops, and founder stories as live premieres without a camera crew standing by.
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Competitive gaming
Esports & tournaments
Run a highlight reel or bracket preview as a lead-in before the live broadcast, with automatic handoff at kickoff.
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Live commerce
Retail & live shopping
Schedule a shoppable premiere — product demos and seasonal drops — timed to when your audience is watching.
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Learning
Education
Deliver a polished course premiere or office-hour lead-in on a schedule that fits every time zone.
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Mission & impact
Nonprofits
Keep the mission on air with scheduled impact stories, donor-event premieres, and campaign updates.
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Live events
Conferences & events
Give every session an encore — keynote replays and regional rebroadcasts, timed for the audience watching.
Try it now →Simlive vs. going it alone
Skip the OBS setup and the always-on PC
| Capability | TubePull Simlive | OBS + local PC | Manual re-upload |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer stays off during broadcast | Yes | No | No |
| Automatic handoff to your real stream | Yes | Manual | No |
| Multistream to saved destinations | Yes | With plugins | No |
| Reuses your existing clip library | Yes | Manual | Yes |
| Setup time | Minutes | Hours | Per-event |
| Technical skill required | Low | Moderate–high | Low |
Built-in safeguards
Rights-checked by design, not just by policy
“You must own the clip or hold every permission needed to broadcast it — Simlive checks for that confirmation before it lets a broadcast run.”
- 1A rights confirmation is required when preparing a clip and again when scheduling a broadcast — not just a checkbox buried in the terms.
- 2OAuth credentials for connected channels are encrypted at rest; disconnect from TubePull or revoke access from your platform account at any time.
- 3All live content must still follow each destination’s own live-streaming terms and Community Guidelines. See YouTube’s terms.
- 4You stay in control: end a broadcast manually in TubePull or directly in YouTube Studio at any time.
“We built TubePull to help people archive video they’d otherwise lose. Simlive was the natural next step — the same clips you’re already saving can go back out as a live broadcast, on your schedule, whether that’s a premiere or the lead-in to your real show.”Mike Walker · Founder, TubePull
Pick the limits that fit your workflow
One free tier. Three paid tiers, priced per stream.
Switch tiers any time — charges and credits are prorated automatically. Every tier includes 1 destination slot; add up to 10 for multistreaming.
Try Simlive before you commit.
- ✓ 0.25 hr clip library
- ✓ 1 streaming hour / month
- ✓ 1 stream, clean 1080p30
- ✓ Scheduling
- ✓ Playlists
- ✓ Play once
For regular HD broadcasts and a focused clip library.
- ✓ 2 hrs in your clip library
- ✓ 10 streaming hrs / stream / month
- ✓ 1080p30 output
- ✓ Scheduling
- ✓ Playlists
- ✓ Looping
Twice the library and streaming hours of Regular, in clean 1080p.
- ✓ 4 hrs in your clip library
- ✓ 20 streaming hrs / stream / month
- ✓ 1080p30 output
- ✓ Scheduling
- ✓ Playlists
- ✓ Looping
For frequent broadcasts, larger libraries, and 4K output.
- ✓ 12 hrs in your clip library
- ✓ 50 streaming hrs / stream / month
- ✓ Up to source resolution, 4K included (counts as 2×)
- ✓ Scheduling
- ✓ Playlists
- ✓ Looping
Paid destination slots multiply streaming hours; library hours stay fixed. Each additional slot adds 10 hours on Regular, 20 on Pro, or 50 on Max — up to 10 concurrent slots. Free, Regular, and Pro output a single 1080p30 stream; Max is the only tier that broadcasts at source resolution up to 4K. There are no overage charges; caps block new broadcasts until the next month or an upgrade.
Questions, answered
Simlive FAQ
What is TubePull Simlive?
Do I need a TubePull Pro subscription to use Simlive?
What are the Simlive plans and prices?
Which plans broadcast in 4K?
How does multistream (destination) pricing work?
What happens if I go over my library or streaming hours?
Do 4K broadcasts use streaming hours differently?
Can a Simlive broadcast hand off to my real live stream automatically?
Which destinations does Simlive support?
What content can I broadcast with Simlive?
Ready when you are
Turn your next video into a live event.
Upload a pre-recorded video, connect a destination, and stream it live — now, on a schedule, or as the lead-in to your real show.