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Stream Your IP Camera
to Your Website in One Click
ServiceHow we create online
How we create online
streaming on the webpage
Your IP camera
(DVR, NVR)We obtain the video stream from your IP camera or recorder via the RTSP protocol. A direct RTSP camera connection requires a public IP address and port mapping setup.
No public IP? Use RTMP Push or MyVMS Bridge.
Media server RTSP -> WEB
We convert the RTSP stream from your IP camera into a format viewable in browsers and on mobile devices (Android, iOS). We provide a ready-to-use HTML5 player with HTTPS support for embedding the stream on your website. The player supports HLS (M3U8) and WebRTC for low-latency viewing. If needed, you can enable a cloud video archive with continuous or motion-triggered recording — even for just one day.
RTSP Proxy
We receive a single RTSP stream from your IP camera and relay it to all viewers through our media servers. No matter how many viewers are watching, the camera sends only one video stream — the RTSP.ME infrastructure handles the scaling. We support up to 1 million simultaneous viewers.
Statistics 9/5/2026
Over 354 000 IP cameras stream on websites worldwide with RTSP.ME
115 603
Users
354 095
IP Cameras
1 541 615 514
Views
Cloud
Cloud Video Surveillance
Record RTSP streams from IP cameras to the cloud, store video archives, and view recordings online in an HTML5 player on any device.
Record your streams to the cloud and estimate the cost in seconds.
Recording mode
Storage period
Per day…
Per month…
Monetization
Monetize your broadcasts
Get support from your viewers or sell access to the stream right in the player
Viewer support for your stream
Monetize your broadcast through voluntary contributions from viewers.
A “Support this stream” button appears in the player, letting viewers send any amount to back the author or the project.
100% of what you receive is credited to your balance and can be spent on rtsp.me services.
A good fit for public webcams, event broadcasts, tourist landmarks, animal shelters, nature and other online projects.
Sell access to your broadcast
Make watching your stream paid and set the price and the access period yourself.
The viewer pays for the period they choose and receives a personal access code by email. Once the code is entered, the stream stays open for the whole paid period.
Your account lists every viewer who bought access, with the duration of each subscription and its end date.
While paid access is on, the player asks every viewer for a code.
A good fit for closed events, training broadcasts, sports events, professional cameras and other exclusive content.
RestreamingRestreaming to YouTube,
Restreaming to YouTube,
Facebook, Twitch and VK Video
Send video from an IP camera straight to the popular streaming platforms through rtsp.me.
- Connect the camera once and set up restreaming to YouTube Live, Facebook Live, Twitch or VK Video.
- rtsp.me pulls the RTSP stream from the camera and forwards it to the platform you picked — with no computer, no extra software and no encoder left running.
- It runs on rtsp.me servers around the clock and recovers by itself after a temporary loss of connection to the camera.
From €10 per month.
A good fit for webcams, tourist landmarks, construction sites, events, nature streams and any other project that needs to stay on air on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or VK Video.
- YouTube Live
- Facebook Live
- Twitch
- VK Video
BenefitsWhy choose
Why choose
our streaming service?
Ease
of useA user-friendly and intuitive interface allows you to set up streams without any experience or technical knowledge. Simply insert the RTSP link on the streaming creation page and get the HTML5 video player code.
Low-latency
streamingOur player supports WebRTC for low-latency video viewing. Watch what is happening and communicate with your viewers in near real time.
Security
and privacyWe prioritize the security of your data. Our service reliably protects user information and ensures the confidentiality of their materials. Real IP addresses of your RTSP links and authorization data from your IP cameras or recorders remain hidden from unauthorized access.
Stream copy
protectionWe offer a free solution for stream protection: a small PHP code on your site will generate unique links for each user. These links cannot be copied and used on other websites, keeping your content secure.
Our
data centersOur data centers are located in North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, ensuring the fastest possible video content delivery to your users. Outbound channels with bandwidth of up to 10 Tb/s are available.
Embeddable HTML5
video playerOn all plans, without exception, you can embed the HTML5 player into your website at no extra cost. Many competitors charge for this feature — with us it is always included. Viewers can watch on computers, tablets, and smartphones.
Free camera
availability monitoringWe check your camera availability every 10 minutes at no extra cost. If the camera goes offline, we notify the owner by email, so a prolonged outage will not go unnoticed. A green or red indicator next to each camera in your dashboard shows its current status at a glance.
Pricing without
hidden limitsYour price does not depend on viewing duration, bandwidth usage, camera resolution, or the number of viewers. Unlike many competitors, we do not limit your audience or charge extra when viewers watch longer or your camera streams in higher quality.
Any resolution
and bitrateWe do not limit camera resolution or bitrate. You can use any settings, but remember that many viewers use mobile internet. For a stable stream, we recommend 1280×720 at 1 Mbps or 1920×1080 at 3 Mbps.
Live streaming from IP cameras
of any manufacturer
RTSP.ME works with IP cameras and video recorders from any manufacturer that supports RTSP. Connect Hikvision / HiWatch, Dahua, Axis, Tiandy, Uniview, Hanwha Vision, Bosch, MyVMS, and other equipment to stream live video on your website.
WHAT?Requirements for creating
Requirements for creating
RTSP broadcasting on the website
How to set up a direct connection
- Find out your static IP address
- Find the RTSP link for your camera
- Configure port forwarding, e.g. from external port 10554 to camera port 554 (TCP/UDP). Avoid using external port 554 because it is frequently scanned and targeted by automated attacks
- Create a separate camera user for streaming with view-only access and no administrative privileges
- If your camera supports IP filtering, restrict access to our service IP addresses only. Request the current IP list from technical support
- Create broadcast
How to connect a camera without a static IP
- RTMP Push for compatible cameras — the camera sends the video stream to the RTSP.ME server itself. No static IP or port forwarding required
- MyVMS Bridge for existing cameras — connects one or more RTSP cameras to RTSP.ME without a static IP or open external ports
- MyVMS 4MP OEM Agent Bullet for new installations — just plug the camera into the network and enter its ID in the RTSP link
- Software agent for ordinary RTSP cameras — a free program for Windows, Linux and ARM sends the camera stream to the service. No static IP or open ports required
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Our tariffs
for using the service
Post-payment
Start streaming now. Pay later.
No upfront payment: use the service throughout the month and receive an invoice at the end based on actual views. Or activate an annual subscription and forget about view-based charges entirely.
| Views per month | Price |
| 100 - 10 000 | 5 Euro |
| 10 000 - 100 000 | 20 Euro |
| 100 000 - 1 000 000 | 100 Euro |
Conditions
The price is indicated for a monthly subscription for each camera.
We operate on a post-payment system: on the last day of the month, we calculate the views and send an invoice via email.
If payment is not made within 20 days, the broadcast will be blocked.
Up to 100 views per month are free (except RTMP Push).
A view is counted when our HTML player, which provides live streaming, is launched. Views are not counted only if the broadcast is turned off.
Payment can be made via bank card or company invoice.
RTSP.ME / OPTIONS
Additional services
Enable the options you need separately for each camera.
H.265 support
20 Euro
per month / camera
Support is enabled automatically when we detect that the camera is streaming with the H.265 (HEVC) codec.
Annual subscription
180 Euro
per year / camera
Includes unlimited views, H.265 support, and logo hiding with no additional view charges.
HOW?HOW TO WATCH
HOW TO WATCH
on your web page
Add BROADCASTING
to your online platformOnline broadcasting on a website helps attract new visitors and strengthen the loyalty of existing clients.
After successfully creating an online stream, you will receive an HTML code for the video player
<iframe src="https://rtsp.me/embed/474NtQT5/" style="width:100%; aspect-ratio:4/3; border:0;" allow="fullscreen; autoplay" allowfullscreen></iframe>
that you can add to your website.powered by rtsp.me
Share links on social networks
Send links to your video streams to friends and colleagues via messengers like Viber, WhatsApp, and Telegram to expand your audience and increase viewership.
https://rtsp.me/embed/474NtQT5/
Want more?
Use access to our streams via API! This allows you to create your own monetization and access control system. Basic knowledge of PHP is required:
- Method: POST
- API url: https://rtsp.me/api/
- Params:
- email - current email
- password - current password
- id - Unique
- broadcast ID
*If ID is absent, a list of all cameras will be displayed.
Example in PHP
FAQANSWERS
ANSWERS
TO FREQUENT QUESTIONS
How do I find my RTSP link?
You can find the RTSP link on the manufacturer’s website of your camera or request it from our technical support.
Typically, a few standard parameters are changed in the example link:- • IP address
- • Port
- • Login
- • Password
- • Stream name
Simply replace your data in the example link.
Hikvision
Below are ready-made templates for popular IP camera manufacturers:
Example: login - admin, password - pass, IP - 8.8.8.8, port — 554, stream 1 or main
rtsp://admin:pass@8.8.8.8:554/Streaming/Channels/101
rtsp://admin:pass@8.8.8.8:554/Streaming/Channels/102
Dahua
rtsp://admin:pass@8.8.8.8:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
rtsp://admin:pass@8.8.8.8:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1RTSP URLs for cameras from other manufacturers are available in the guide.
How do I find my static IP address?
A static IP address is a permanent unique address assigned to a device in the internet. Example - 78.78.78.78.
It is required for remote access to devices such as IP cameras or recorders. You can obtain it from your ISP.
I have a dynamic IP address. Can I set up streaming?
Yes. rtsp.me can stream without a static IP, DDNS, or port forwarding via RTMP Push, the free software agent, Bridge, or a ready-made camera with an ID. All four options use an outbound connection.
The detailed guide will help you choose an option and provides setup instructions.
What to do if I have a private IP address?
A private or CGNAT WAN IP cannot accept inbound connections from the internet. rtsp.me can connect your camera using outbound methods without opening router ports.
The detailed guide describes RTMP Push, the free software agent, Bridge, and other available connection options.
How to set up port mapping?
Port forwarding is a router rule that sends incoming internet traffic to a specific device and port on your local network.
- Reserve a fixed local IP address for the camera.
- Choose a unique external TCP port and forward it to the camera's internal RTSP port, usually 554.
- Permit the rule in the router and firewall without exposing the camera through DMZ.
- Test the connection from outside the local network.
A public IP address is required. If your connection uses CGNAT or a private WAN address, use an alternative connection method.
The detailed guide contains step-by-step setup and examples for different router models.
What are the recommended camera settings?
- •Codec − H.264;
- •FPS – 25;
- •GOP (i-frame) − 50 fps (2 sec);
- •SMART codec - off
Error - Local IP cannot be used
Local IP addresses (so-called "private IPs") belong to ranges that are not routable on the global network. These ranges are defined by RFC 1918: • 10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255 • 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255 • 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255
- • 10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255
- • 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255
- • 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255
Devices with such addresses are only accessible within a local network (e.g., home or office). External devices from the internet cannot directly connect to these IP addresses.
ProductsConvenient solution for hosting
Convenient solution for hosting
streaming video
MyVMS 5Mp Bullet Surveillance Camera
99 EuroNEWBuy
No need for a static IP address or port mapping. It has a resolution of 2592 x 1944 at 25 fps, as well as a wide viewing angle. The IP-65 rated cylindrical metal body ensures durability. Mounting kit included. Lens - 2.8.
MyVMS Bridge
50 EuroNEWBuy
A device for connecting IP cameras without the need for a public IP address. Supports up to 8 IP cameras. Simply install it in your local network, and our technical support will set up the streaming for you.
RTSP Software Agent
FreeNEWDownload
A free program for Windows, Linux and ARM. It picks up your camera's RTSP stream in the local network and sends it to rtsp.me over RTMP Push — no static IP or open ports required.
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