Audio/Video Concurrent Listener Plans

Our Windows Media Streaming Servers are perfect for your power hungry radio and TV stations or for all your audio/video streaming needs. These servers are hosted on Intel Pentium 4 Processors, 1GB of Ram, and 100Mbps NIC, Multi-Homed GigE Fiber Internet Connections.

The drop menu below illustrates the pricing for the concurrent listener plans. These prices are fixed and you will not pay more than the fee listed in the pricing table:

Shared Un-metered Plans

Our Windows Media Shared Un-metered Plans are perfect for your power hungry audio and video streaming needs. These servers are hosted on Intel Pentium 4 Processors, 1GB of Ram, and 100Mbps NIC, Multi-Homed GigE Fiber Internet Connections.

Our Shared un-metered plans are for live streaming media that will allow you to stream unlimited live video and audio for a flat-rate monthly fee (No extra overage charges). Un-metered pricing plans are ideal for radio stations that stream online audio, TV stations that use Windows Media to stream news stories via the Internet, or any business with consistent, large live streaming media requirements.

Best of all, all live un-metered and metered plans use our high speed network to send your live streaming media, ensuring the super-fast delivery of your live audio and video streams.

Shared Unmetered Plans »	WM 5 MB	WM 10 MB	WM 20 MB	WM 30 MB	WM 40 MB
Setup Fee	FREE	FREE	FREE	FREE	FREE
Monthly Charge	$60	$120	$240	$360	$480
Plan Features »
Internet Connection	5 MBPS	10 MBPS	20 MBPS	30 MBPS	40 MBPS
Included Features »	One Live Windows Media Streaming Server No limit on the bit rate you can stream at No limit on the number of listeners\viewers FREE SETUP (For a limited time!) High Quality Streaming Network US or in Europe Servers to choose from.

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To help you determine the number of concurrent streams our un-metered plans can offer you may use the chart below.

Max Concurrent Streams