Live video for organizations where a dead stream is not acceptable: churches, courts and public meetings, schools and hospitals. A multi source mixer holds the program when a camera or a connection drops and sends it to several destinations at once, on streaming software we built ourselves.
Your firm still gets its own written quote after the free review, and the final price is agreed in a signed agreement. These are starting points, so nothing in the quote is a surprise.
Setup on our own production software
No Wirecast or vMix licence. Cameras and hardware at cost.
from $2,500
Show day monitoring, optional
$250 a month
Your own TV channel app, web and TV platforms
Quoted per project
US dollars, October 2026. Monthly plans are month to month. Prices shown are starting points. Larger builds are quoted per project, and the final price and payment terms are set out in your signed agreement.
The stream died in the middle of the event.
We need it on YouTube, Facebook and our own app at the same time.
Hiring a crew every Sunday is too expensive.
We want our own app with our name on it.
The speaker's background looks like a bedroom.
Everything in a live production is one failure away from a black screen: a camera, a cable, an encoder, an uplink. The usual answer is to buy better equipment and hope. Ours is a mixer that drops a failing source and keeps the program running.
We plan source handling, output and recovery around the production setup. The configuration is tested with your sources and destinations before it goes into use.
Around it: sending the same program to several platforms at once, a virtual studio background that needs no green screen or lit backdrop, round the clock channels, a branded app of your own, and video conferencing.
A failing source becomes a source that gets dropped. The program line dips at that moment and carries on to every destination at once.
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A written quote before anything starts, and you watch it work on your own data before it goes live.
What cameras you have, where the network comes in, who runs it on the day, and how much of it should keep working while that person is on vacation.
Mixer, sources, destinations, backup path. Cameras and encoders are quoted as their own lines so you can see what you are paying for.
The person who actually presses the buttons on the day gets trained, and gets a one page card for the moment something needs attention.
Show day monitoring for $250 a month, optional, if you would rather somebody else watch the meters.
GodwinMix combines media sources, scenes and graphics for live production. Review the current release and supported features in the public project repository.
Open source live production software combining media sources, scenes and graphics.
What it proves: Custom software for real production workflows.
GodwinMix, our open source live production software, with operator controls and interfaces for AI workflows. We scope the surrounding production system and integrations to your needs.
The details that shape the plan and the price, set out before you call so the quote holds no surprises.
We design, install and run the production system. When an event also needs camera operators on the day, we recommend a crew and work alongside them.
Setup starts from $2,500 on our own production software, with no Wirecast or vMix licence to buy. Cameras and hardware are quoted at cost, and show day monitoring is $250 a month, optional.
The branded app and the round the clock channel run on a hosted streaming platform with its own published plans. We handle the design, the setup and the operation.
Where we have a page written for your industry, the chip links to it.
Four ways we put AI to work in a firm, and the systems work behind them.
An AI phone line and a talking website guide that answer from your own documents, day or night, and pass the details to you.
Agents and integrations that take the retyping, the portal filings and the document intake off your staff.
The AI your staff want to use, on a machine in your office or in your own cloud account, with access by role.
A written plan for where AI pays off, a policy your staff can follow, and a senior lead to keep it on course.
Live streams built to stay on air when a camera dies or the internet drops.
Show our engineering team the workflow and the applications involved. We agree a scope, access requirements and a practical next step before implementation.