Software profile
Resi
A US service for livestreaming and video for churches and organisations. It focuses on reliable delivery, social-media sharing and broadcasts to more than one site.
30-second answer
What to know before you open the full record
- What it is
- A US service for livestreaming and video for churches and organisations. It focuses on reliable delivery, social-media sharing and broadcasts to more than one site.
- Contexts worth testing
- Churches prioritising live-stream resilience, Multi-site teams evaluating a central broadcast workflow
- Published starting price
- US$119 / month
- Relevant UK checks
- Available more broadly · Not UK registered
- Shortlist when
- Churches where interrupted broadcasts have a real pastoral or operational cost
- Check first
- Higher US-dollar starting price than basic streaming approaches
- Evidence date
- Sources checked 25 July 2026
This is an evidence-led starting point, not a ranking or hands-on verdict. Supplier sources establish what they publish; your church should test material workflows and resolve the questions below.
Five-minute assessment
Assess the likely fit and trade-offs
The short version
A fit worth testing against your real workflow.
Resi should be compared as a reliability and distribution service, not merely as a way to send a stream to social platforms. Its stronger case is where a disrupted service, a multi-site feed or a demanding online audience makes broadcast continuity worth paying for.
Directory assessment
Resi positions its service around resilience rather than low-cost broadcasting, and its published entry pricing reflects that. It may be relevant where a church has material reliability or multi-site needs, but it is a US product and should be evaluated with the actual venue network and production workflow.
Decision framing
Shortlist when, then check first
- Shortlist when
- Churches where interrupted broadcasts have a real pastoral or operational cost
- Test in a real workflow
- Resilient live streaming
- Settle before buying
- Higher US-dollar starting price than basic streaming approaches
Decision evidence
Published details for a shortlist
These details are traced to the source shown. Supplier material establishes what the supplier publishes; it is not hands-on testing.
- GBP pricing
- Supplier sourcePublished USD starting priceSource: Resi pricing · checked 25 July 2026
Best suited to
- Churches where interrupted broadcasts have a real pastoral or operational cost
- Multi-site churches assessing central-to-campus video delivery
Evidence-backed strengths
- Reliability-focused proposition
- Published plan details and Sunday-relevant support statement
Limitations and questions
- Higher US-dollar starting price than basic streaming approaches
- Ask about UK availability, required hardware and the final plan scope
What the supplier publishes
- Resilient live streaming
- Facebook and YouTube distribution
- Automated scheduling
- Live-stream monitoring and alerts
- Video downloads
- Multi-site distribution options
What does the supplier currently publish?
Pricing and trial
Resi publishes US-dollar livestreaming plans. Its Social Only plan is shown at US$119 per month on an annual billing basis, and it also offers higher-level live and multi-site options. Ask whether Resi currently contracts with UK churches and for a written UK quote.
| Tier or starting point | Published price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Social Only | US$119/month | Published annual-billing price for Facebook and/or YouTube streaming |
| Enterprise | US$689/month | Published annual-billing price for a higher-level livestreaming option |
When is a specialist resilient-streaming service worth it?
Resilience, distribution and scale
Resi describes a resilient protocol, monitoring and alerting, social destinations and options for multi-site video distribution. Those are meaningful only when the team has a defined operational risk that a simpler workflow does not address.
A purchase decision should include the entire signal chain: cameras, audio, encoding, venue upload capacity, receiving locations and a fallback communication plan. Request a scope and quote that reflects that real setup.
What does external feedback add?
What public reviews and peer discussion do — and do not — show
This profile does not assign an independent review score. It uses Resi’s current public pricing and church livestreaming material.
- Reliability is a distinct buying criterion from basic social streaming.
- A multi-site use case needs end-to-end technical validation.
The supplier’s reliability statements are product claims; this directory has not independently tested a Resi broadcast, and the reviewed material does not establish UK commercial availability.
The questions a shortlist needs to answer
Resi FAQs
How much does Resi cost?
Resi’s pricing page shows Social Only at US$119 per month on annual billing, with higher options including Enterprise at US$689 per month. Confirm the current quote and scope directly.
Does Resi offer a free trial?
Resi offers a guided demo request. Ask whether a time-limited trial is available for the proposed plan.
Is Resi for multi-site churches?
Resi publishes multi-site distribution options. A church should confirm the required hardware, destinations, network conditions and plan before treating this as a ready-to-use multi-site solution.
Full due diligence
Evidence, operations and source record
Use this full record to test practical details, retain source links and take specific gaps to the supplier.
Published operations and support details
- Integrations
- Facebook, YouTube, Pushpay
- Support
- Seven-day live customer support stated on Social Only plan, Guided demo
Sources reviewed
Sources support only the fields named beneath each link. Supplier material is not independent testing; external review material is included as a limited signal rather than a verdict.
- Resi pricing
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Pricing, Features, Support - Resi church livestreaming
Reviewed 25 July 2026 · Supports: Church use case, Demo
