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Facebook Live — Live Broadcast Platform

Zero Cost to Go Live No Subscribers Needed No Sign-Up Required Patent-Protected Technology
Host ID: — Viewers: 0/3 Queue: 0 You: —

Broadcast Control

Not connected
Broadcaster preview is muted. Viewers hear audio.

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Facebook Live — Live Broadcast Platform

Unlimited Broadcasters — any number of people can go live at the same time.
Each broadcast starts with 3 viewers (free). Viewer capacity grows with server type and scaling:

Shared
~12–50 broadcasters
Total ~36–150 viewers (3 per broadcaster)
VPS
~100–300 broadcasters
Total ~300–900 viewers (3 per broadcaster)
Dedicated
~500–2,000 broadcasters
Total ~1,500–6,000 viewers (3 per broadcaster)
Cluster
~50,000–1,000,000+ broadcasters
Total ~150,000–3,000,000+ viewers (3 per broadcaster)

Numbers represent approximate simultaneous capacity per server tier. Scaling is achieved by adding more servers and clusters.

Stadium / Arena Setup

Turn a single phone stream into a venue-wide experience — and optional online reach — with no CDN contract.

1) Go Live from a Phone
A host starts a live broadcast as usual (3 viewers included).
2) Play on Big Screens
A venue computer opens the live link and feeds it to the jumbotron(s) or LED walls.
3) Add More Screens
Use multiple venue computers (or HDMI split) to mirror across many screens around the arena.
4) Optional: Social Reach
Staff or fans can stream the big screen to their social accounts, multiplying online viewers using their own bandwidth.
What this means: Unlimited in-venue viewers (everyone in the stadium). Online audience can grow through many independent restreams — without paying a CDN.
Multiple Angles
Use 2–10 phones as separate broadcasters (on one license per website). Switch feeds on the big screens.
Many Screens
North, South, East, West boards — plus concourse displays — can all show the same live link.
Cost Advantage
No per-event CDN bill. The venue uses its existing screens and internet connection.
Permissions
Make sure the venue has rights to display and restream the content. Follow platform terms for any social streaming.

🎥 End-User Live Streaming License — $99

Notice: Broadcasters may stream free a limited number of times, but must purchase an End-User Live Streaming License for continued use on this and all platforms. Viewers always watch free — no license required.

Secure your Lifetime license now (offer ends March 28, 2027). Built on patent-protected technology covering monetization methods including subscriptions, ads, and donations.

🔒 Buy License — Checkout with Square
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✅ After payment, Square emails you a receipt — save it as your license proof for broadcasting. No developer agreement required for end users.

⚖️ License is for one broadcaster. All sales final after delivery.

💸 Website For Sale — $50,000

Includes: full ownership of www-meta.com and all platform code/content.

🚫 License is non-transferable to other domains. Running the code/content on any domain other than www-meta.com requires a separate purchase and domain-specific license.

Live Stream: Hosted on a Shared server
Supports ~12–50 broadcasters
(≈36–150 viewers at 3 per broadcast)