In short
- No logo: StreamLink's player has no logo on any plan. RTSP.me charges €20 a month per camera to hide its logo (or includes it in its €180 annual plan).
- Working hours and viewer statistics: StreamLink shows a camera only at the hours you choose, keeps a log of who watched, and lets you block a viewer's IP address.
- Paying: StreamLink is prepaid in Indian rupees with GST invoices. RTSP.me bills in euros after the month.
- Extras: RTSP.me offers a cloud archive, H.265 and restreaming to YouTube or Facebook as paid options; StreamLink is live only, in H.264.
Side by side
Checked on 26 October 2026 from RTSP.me's website and our pricing. Prices exclude taxes.
| StreamLink | RTSP.me | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 camera with 100 views a month, embed code included | The first 100 views a month (not for RTMP push) |
| Paid price per camera a month | ₹499 (2–5 cameras), ₹449 (6–10), ₹400 (11+), plus GST; 10,000 views a month each | €5 up to 10,000 views, €20 up to 100,000, €100 up to 1,000,000; or €180 a year with unlimited views |
| Currency and billing | Indian rupees, prepaid, GST invoices | Euros, billed after the month |
| Logo on the video | None, on every plan | Hidden for €20 a month per camera, or on the annual plan |
| Embed on your website | Every plan | Every plan |
| Low-delay playback | WebRTC, HLS as backup | WebRTC and HLS |
| Viewer password | Every plan | Viewing PIN |
| Only your websites can embed it | Every plan | Yes |
| Working hours | Every plan | Not listed |
| Who watched, and blocking a viewer's IP | Every plan | Not listed (per-viewer links instead) |
| Camera without port forwarding | Push mode: a ready-made command for a PC or Raspberry Pi on site | A free software agent, or a €50 bridge device; RTMP push |
| Cloud recording | No (live only) | Paid archive, 3 to 180 days |
| H.265 cameras | Set the camera to H.264 | €20 a month per camera, or the annual plan |
| Restream to YouTube, Facebook | No | From €10 a month |
RTSP.me is a trademark of its owner. StreamLink isn't connected with RTSP.me.
When RTSP.me is the better choice
Choose RTSP.me if you need recordings in the cloud, H.265 played as it is, or restreaming to YouTube and Facebook, or if you'd rather pay in euros after each month. For a camera with only a handful of viewers, its first 100 views a month are free.
Choose StreamLink if you want a clean player with no logo at no extra cost, working hours, a log of viewers, and prepaid billing in rupees with GST invoices from an Indian company.
Moving from RTSP.me
- Create a StreamLink account; the first camera is free.
- Add the camera's RTSP link (the same one RTSP.me uses) and press Test. Behind a router you can't open? Use push mode.
- Set the password, hours and allowed websites you need.
- Swap the old embed code on your website for StreamLink's (how to embed).
Questions
What is a good alternative to RTSP.me?
StreamLink streams IP cameras to any website from their RTSP link, with no logo on the player, a viewer password, working hours and website restriction on every plan, billed in Indian rupees with GST invoices.
Does RTSP.me show a logo on the video?
On 26 October 2026, RTSP.me listed hiding its logo at €20 a month per camera, or included in its annual plan. StreamLink's player has no logo on any plan.
Do I need port forwarding?
Not with StreamLink's push mode: a PC or Raspberry Pi on the camera's network sends the stream out, so nothing is opened on the router. RTSP.me offers a software agent or a bridge device for the same purpose.
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