Streaming RDP hosting for OBS, vMix, XSplit & Restream, 24/7
- Unlimited bandwidth
- On air 24/7
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- 99.9% uptime
- Dedicated CPU & RAM
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Plays nicely with all streaming software
OBS Studio on your Streaming Windows VPS (RDP), live around the clock: run OBS Studio on our Windows Virtual Private Server (VPS) and keep your automated TikTok lives and other big live events on air without your own PC.
With 99.9% uptime, your stream is there when your viewers are.
OBS Studio gives you every tool you need for a great live show, and our VPS keeps the broadcast stable. OBS Studio runs on a 1 Gbps line with an x264 encoder presets table, and NVENC is ready if your plan ships with an RTX GPU.
XSplit on our Streaming VPS (RDP), no home PC required: run XSplit on our Windows Virtual Private Server (VPS) for your automated TikTok lives and any other live show you have planned.
With 99.9% uptime, the server is ready whenever you go live.
XSplit gives you a versatile toolkit for polished live content, and our stable VPS keeps your sessions running without interruptions. XSplit Broadcaster is ready for your own license key; use scene transitions and source switching while RTMP/SRT outputs hit your destinations.
Run a full vMix production on our Streaming RDP.
With 99.9% uptime, our VPS keeps vMix on air for your automated Twitch / Facebook or TikTok streams and any other live broadcast.
vMix brings a pro-grade production toolkit, and our VPS gives it a stable home, so your sessions run smoothly.
vMix is supported with NDI sources, instant replay and a virtual mixer running on dedicated CPU cores.
Put your live streams on autopilot with Streamlabs on our Streaming RDP servers.
With 99.9% uptime, our VPS keeps Streamlabs running for your automated TikTok, Twitch, Facebook and other live sessions, so the show goes on while you do something else.
Lightstream on our Windows Streaming RDP, live while you're away.
With 99.9% uptime, our VPS keeps Lightstream available for your automated live sessions and the broadcasts your viewers come back for.
Lightstream gives you a full toolkit for polished live content, and our Windows VPS keeps everything stable.
Lightstream Studio runs as a browser tab; pair it with our RDP for cloud-based switching to Twitch, YouTube and Kick.
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How streamers use a Streaming RDP
RDP Monster's streaming RDP is built for going live: your own Windows desktop tuned for OBS, XSplit, Streamlabs, and vMix, pushing 1080p60 / 4K streams 24/7 to TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Trovo, and Facebook Live, with an anonymous-friendly checkout. Below are the five questions streamers ask before choosing where to host their broadcast. If price comes first, our cheap Windows VPS plans start at $8.99 per month with the same full administrator access and about 10-second delivery.
What is a streaming RDP and how is it different from a normal VPS?
A streaming RDP is a Windows desktop in the cloud tuned to run encoder software (OBS Studio, XSplit Broadcaster, Streamlabs, vMix, Wirecast) and push live streams 24/7 to social platforms, while a generic VPS is just a virtual server that was never set up for video encoding. The differences are concrete: streaming RDPs ship with hardware-accelerated x264 / NVENC-equivalent CPU paths sized for sustained 6-12 Mbps encoding, 1 Gbps unlimited upload (most VPS plans cap or meter traffic above 1-2 TB), low-latency NYC and EU peering with major CDN ingest points (YouTube Live, Twitch IVS, TikTok RTMP), and Windows Server 2012 / 2022 builds with audio enabled by default (most VPS images disable Windows audio by default since servers don't need it). The same plan also runs SEO automation, trading bots, or multi-account browsers when you're not streaming.
Streaming RDP vs streaming from a home PC vs a regular cloud server: which fits my stream?
A streaming RDP sits between shaky home-PC streaming (free but tied to your machine) and overkill cloud-server streaming (expensive and fiddly to configure). A home PC works fine for 1-2 hours a day of streaming, but the moment you want to run a 24/7 stream (sleeping streams, replay loops, autostreaming bots, or a second-channel side-stream), your PC has to stay on, your internet has to stay up, and your electricity bill grows. A regular cloud server (AWS, GCP, Hetzner) can technically stream but requires you to install Windows separately, configure RDP audio yourself, pay for outbound bandwidth at $0.05-0.09/GB (a 24/7 1080p stream is 200-400 GB/month), and tune the OS image. An RDP Monster streaming RDP gets the combo right: Windows pre-tuned for OBS, unlimited 1 Gbps, audio working out of the box, from $8.99/month flat.
Can I really stream 24/7 on TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Kick at the same time without my PC on?
Yes. Running 24/7 multi-platform streams is exactly what a streaming RDP is for. You connect to the RDP once via Microsoft Remote Desktop (mstsc.exe), install OBS or XSplit, configure each stream destination (one OBS instance per platform OR a single multistream tool like Restream / Aitum / OBS Multi-RTMP plugin), set the source (a video file loop, a webcam feed routed via virtual cam, an NDI input, or a screen capture from another browser window), hit Start Streaming, and disconnect. The encoder keeps running, the streams keep going to YouTube Live, Twitch, TikTok Live, Kick, Trovo, Facebook Gaming. Your PC can be off, your laptop closed, you can sleep through an 8-hour event stream. RDP Monster's NY and EU nodes peer with major CDN ingest endpoints (rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com, live.twitch.tv, push.live.tiktokv.com, ingest.kick.com) for stable, low-jitter pushes. For high-bitrate 4K60 multi-platform setups, the Velocity tier with AMD Ryzen 7950X gives you headroom for hardware-encoded NVENC-style x264 paths.
Which streaming software and encoders run well on RDP Monster?
Every major Windows streaming app runs natively, with full hardware access: OBS Studio (the open-source default, free), XSplit Broadcaster (paid, polished UI), Streamlabs Desktop (OBS fork with built-in widgets), vMix (broadcast-grade, paid, $60-$1200), Wirecast (Telestream's pro option), Restream Studio (browser-based, integrates as a source). Audio backends just work: Voicemeeter Banana / Potato (virtual audio routing), VB-Cable, Discord audio capture via OBS Discord audio plugin, Spotify or Apple Music via WebRTC capture. Hardware-accelerated encoders: x264 CPU encoding (default on all tiers, 6-12 Mbps comfortable on Standard, up to 25 Mbps on Velocity), AMD AMF and Intel QSV paths where the underlying hardware exposes them. Capture sources: video file loops (great for chill streams / playlist streams), virtual webcams (OBS Virtualcam, ManyCam), NDI inputs from remote sources, RTSP from IP cameras, browser sources for chat overlays, scheduling tools (OBS Scheduled scenes, Streamlabs Tipping). For multi-stream pushes, OBS Multi-RTMP plugin or Aitum's multi-streaming add-on is the standard.
Can I really buy an anonymous streaming RDP with no KYC?
Yes. RDP Monster doesn't require a government ID, phone verification, selfie, proof of address, or KYC questionnaire to set up a streaming RDP. The only data we collect at checkout is the email address we send your RDP credentials to, plus the order details billing needs. We don't log keystrokes, captured stream content, OBS configurations, or stream keys inside your RDP: the hypervisor hands you raw resources, not a monitored container. For end-to-end anonymity, pay with Bitcoin, Monero (XMR), or USDT, among the 10+ cryptocurrencies we accept; no card name or bank record ever touches our system, and the blockchain receipt is the only payment trail. That privacy matters for streamers running anonymous personas, VTubers who don't want their legal identity on a billing record, and content creators in jurisdictions where streaming income is heavily taxed or reported by hosting providers.
Ready to buy? Pick a plan above, pay with crypto or card, and your streaming RDP is ready for OBS in minutes. Go live, then go to bed.
Streaming under a pseudonym? This RDP can be paid in Bitcoin, USDT or Monero: no KYC, no ID, no credit card trail. Here is how crypto checkout works →
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FAQ
How fast is streaming RDP delivery after I pay?
Once your transaction clears (instant for card and PayPal, 1–3 blockchain confirmations for cryptocurrency), our provisioning pipeline spins up a KVM virtual machine in your chosen region (New York for North American streamers, Paris for European audiences), installs Windows Server 2012 or 2022 with the streaming-tuned image (audio drivers enabled, hardware acceleration on, OBS-friendly registry settings, .NET runtimes), generates a secure Administrator password, and emails the IP, username, and password to the address you used at checkout. The credentials are also stored in your client portal at manager.rdp.monster. The pipeline works the same at 3 AM on a Sunday as at peak streaming hours, and every plan (Basic, Standard, Advanced, or Velocity) deploys in the same window.
How much does a streaming RDP cost on RDP Monster?
The Basic tier ($8.99/mo) includes 6 GB DDR4 RAM, 2 dedicated vCPU cores, 40 GB NVMe storage, 1 Gbps unlimited bandwidth, and Windows Server preinstalled. That's enough for 1080p30 streams on one platform. Higher tiers scale up from there: Standard ($16.99/mo) raises RAM to 8 GB and handles 1080p60 on 2-3 platforms in parallel; Advanced ($41.99/mo) brings 24 GB RAM, 12 vCPU, and 150 GB NVMe for 1440p / 4K30 streams or multistream setups across 4-5 platforms; Velocity ($25.99/mo) adds an AMD Ryzen 7950X dedicated boost for 4K60 with hardware-encoded NVENC-equivalent paths. Quarterly billing cuts the monthly rate by 11%; annual billing gives you two months free. No setup fees, no bandwidth overage charges, and no metered IOPS, so you can stream 24/7/365 without a single overage line item.
Which payment methods can I use to buy a streaming RDP?
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express process instantly through our Stripe-backed gateway and post on your statement under a neutral merchant name (never as 'Streaming' or 'RDP') so the line item stays discreet, handy if you'd rather not have platform names on statements your family or accountant can see. PayPal orders settle within seconds and come with PayPal's standard buyer protection. For cryptocurrency, we support Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Tether (USDT) on both TRC20 and ERC20 networks, Monero (XMR) for full ledger privacy, plus Dogecoin, USDC, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, and TRON. Capitalist and bank wire are available on request for high-volume operators. Every payment method triggers the same automated provisioning, so deployment is just as fast whether you paid with a Visa or with Monero confirmed at three blockchain heights.
Are the resources (RAM / CPU) dedicated on a streaming RDP?
vCPU cores are bound 1:1 to physical CPU cores (no time-slicing), DDR4 / DDR5 ECC RAM is reserved for your VM exclusively, and NVMe storage is your own slice with no thin-provisioning. This matters most for x264 encoding: a stream that should comfortably encode at 6 Mbps in 1080p60 can suddenly drop frames if a noisy neighbor bursts its CPU usage. With dedicated cores, the encoder gets the cycles it asked for, every cycle, every minute, regardless of what other tenants are doing. The 1 Gbps network port is also not contested: peak NIC throughput stays around 950-980 Mbps in real measurements. The Tier-3 datacenter uses N+1 redundant power and cooling, so a utility outage won't cut your stream mid-broadcast.
Can I stream to TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Kick at the same time on one RDP?
Three setups are common: (1) run a single OBS instance with the OBS Multi-RTMP plugin and configure each destination (rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com, live.twitch.tv, push.live.tiktokv.com, ingest.kick.com), which uses the least CPU since one encode feeds all destinations; (2) use a multistream service like Restream Studio or Aitum as a single endpoint and let them re-broadcast, which is convenient but adds 1-3 seconds of latency; (3) run multiple OBS instances (one per platform) for full independent control of overlays and bitrates per destination. The Basic tier comfortably handles 2-3 destinations at 1080p30; Advanced handles 4-5 at 1080p60. Output bandwidth on a Standard plan with 5 destinations at 1080p60 averages 30-50 Mbps sustained, well within the 1 Gbps port's capacity.
What's RDP Monster's refund policy if the streaming RDP doesn't fit my workflow?
Request a refund from your client area at manager.rdp.monster: the amount is added to your rdp.monster account balance rather than returned to the original payment method, and can be used toward any plan.
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