YouTube Live is free and reaches everyone, but it's built for creators: scores, replays and highlights are up to you and your software. Sporfie is built for games, with the score on the video, clips from the stands and ways to fund the team, and it can forward your stream to YouTube too.
What each one offers, based on YouTube Live's own website and pricing.
We checked YouTube Live's public website and pricing on October 21, 2026. Prices are in US dollars before tax, and they change: confirm with YouTube Live before you decide. Something out of date? Tell us
Keep score in the app and it's on the video, live and on every replay, with no overlay software to run.
Anyone at the game saves a clip with one tap, with the score of that moment.
Sell pay-per-view, show your sponsors and run Raise campaigns, without having to qualify for the YouTube Partner Program.
Yes. Stream forwarding sends your Sporfie stream to YouTube over RTMP while it plays on Sporfie with the score and highlights.
You can. Streaming from the YouTube app needs 50 subscribers, and smaller channels can have a cap on viewers. Scores, replays and clips need extra tools, and ad revenue goes to YouTube unless you qualify for its Partner Program.
The app is free. Live streaming comes with a 7-day trial, no card needed.