Try the basic setup first. Upgrade when you need more overlays, stronger viewer interaction, better reporting, team support, or sponsor-ready exports.
Use starter tools to understand the overlay and live-control flow before paying.
More overlays, audience tools, reporting, and control features for creators who stream regularly.
Use advanced reporting, exports, collaboration, and support when the stream becomes part of a business.
Start free before choosing a paid tier.
Free is for trying the setup. Paid tiers are for creators who need stronger overlays, viewer mechanics, reporting, exports, and support.
Start freeThe upgrade should be obvious: better visuals, more audience participation, more control during the stream, and better evidence afterwards.
See streamer toolsPaid tiers should make sense when a creator wants more premium overlays, packs, alert styles, and stream surfaces.
Polls, missions, rewards, wheels, moderation, and live moments become more valuable as the audience grows.
Longer retention, exports, sponsor reporting, team workflows, and support belong in the higher tiers.
Use the plan table to check overlays, fan engagement, reporting, retention, team features, and support before you upgrade.
Pricing should be clear about what is available now, what unlocks later, and what is not included.
Start freeYes. The free tier is for trying the setup and understanding how StreamRituals fits into an OBS workflow.
Pro is for creators who stream regularly and need better overlays, more interactive tools, live controls, and deeper reporting.
No. Pricing can explain the tiers, but checkout, invoices, and customer portal flows stay disabled until billing is configured.
No. Creator payouts are a separate future money flow and should not be mixed with SaaS subscription billing.
StreamRituals can show plan value now, but checkout, invoices, and customer portal flows stay disabled until the billing provider is fully configured.
Start freeNo charges are initiated until Stripe is configured and approved.
Customer portal and invoice flows stay behind the provider integration.
Plan metadata remains ready for real routes when billing goes live.
