Compare Facebook Live and StreamYard 
- Users report that Facebook Live excels in social media integration, allowing seamless streaming directly to their Facebook audience, while StreamYard offers a more versatile multi-platform streaming capability, enabling users to broadcast to multiple platforms simultaneously.
- Reviewers mention that StreamYard's ease of use is a standout feature, with a score of 9.7, making it particularly appealing for users who are new to live streaming, whereas Facebook Live, while user-friendly, has a slightly lower ease of setup score at 8.8.
- G2 users highlight StreamYard's robust attendee tools, such as live chat and polls, which scored 9.1 and 9.4 respectively, providing a more interactive experience compared to Facebook Live's lower scores in these areas.
- Users on G2 appreciate StreamYard's video archive feature, scoring 9.1, which allows for easy access to past streams, while Facebook Live's video archive scored lower at 8.5, indicating a less favorable experience for users looking to revisit their content.
- Reviewers say that Facebook Live's branding options are limited compared to StreamYard, which offers more customizable branding features, allowing users to create a more professional appearance during their streams.
- Users report that StreamYard's quality of support is rated higher at 9.2, with many mentioning responsive customer service, while Facebook Live's support quality scored lower at 8.2, indicating potential challenges for users needing assistance.
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Facebook Live is a great way to connect with your audience in real time. Answering questions and creating dialogue is easy. It truly is as simple as clicking a button.
Facebook live, like stated in my positive section, is a good platform for personal use or conversation amongst a group of people that know each other already. It is not a good platform for professional use. You cannot get any analytical data back giving you...
Very easy to connect, ideal for non-tech friendly people. Has option of being in the backstage. Best for live presentations, events and podcasts. Doesn't need any app installation Has options of moderation, screen recording, event scheduling,...
Videos delete after 15 days with no way of recovering them. One of the worst cloud storage services I've ever come across, even if you pay the most expensive plan, it doesn't make a difference.
Facebook Live is a great way to connect with your audience in real time. Answering questions and creating dialogue is easy. It truly is as simple as clicking a button.
Very easy to connect, ideal for non-tech friendly people. Has option of being in the backstage. Best for live presentations, events and podcasts. Doesn't need any app installation Has options of moderation, screen recording, event scheduling,...
Facebook live, like stated in my positive section, is a good platform for personal use or conversation amongst a group of people that know each other already. It is not a good platform for professional use. You cannot get any analytical data back giving you...
Videos delete after 15 days with no way of recovering them. One of the worst cloud storage services I've ever come across, even if you pay the most expensive plan, it doesn't make a difference.
