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Stream your kid's game. Free.
Name your team. Pick two colors. Go live from one phone. Family watches free on the web with ads — no app to download, no account to make. Just send them a link.
No charge and no card required to start streaming. Viewers watch free, with ads. $8.99/mo turns the ads off for everyone who watches your team.
No app. No account. Just a link.
No capture card, no second device.
Basketball, volleyball, baseball and more.
How to live stream youth sports for free
Name your team.
Type a team name, pick your two colors. That's the whole setup — no roster, no season, no invites, no pre-scheduled game.
Tap Go Live.
One phone, and you're broadcasting. No second volunteer on another device, no capture card, no rig to set up.
Text the link.
Anyone with the link watches live on the web, free, with ads. Grandma doesn't install anything. Grandma doesn't create an account. Grandma clicks.
Grandparents watch on the web — no app, no account
Other apps make your family do the work: download an app, create an account, accept a team invite — and in some of them, certain viewing and replay features require a paid subscription. With StreamOn3, watching is a web link. Free, with ads, for every sport — live and replay. If the ads bug you, $8.99/mo removes them for every single person watching your team. Not per grandparent. Per team.
One subscription turns the ads off for every single viewer of your team — not one household, not one device. No subscription? Everyone still watches free, with ads.
Live stream basketball and volleyball games from your phone
You point your phone at the game — so it works whatever the sport: basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, soccer, football. Aim at the court or field, tap Go Live, and family watches on the web, free, with ads. Same three steps every time, whatever the game.
What other families pay to stream — or just to watch
Other apps
- Some make families download an app and create an account before they can watch.
- In some, public web replay access ends when the live stream does, or replay needs a paid subscription.
- A few are genuinely free to watch — credit where it's due.
StreamOn3
- Free to stream, free to watch live on the web, with ads.
- No app to download and no account to make, for anyone watching.
- $8.99/mo removes the ads for everyone watching your team.
The “other apps” column summarizes each company's own pricing and help pages — the full, cited, date-stamped table is below. Pricing verified .
See the sourced pricing table & citations
Read that table again. Archived full-game video: a paid Premium subscription. Public web replay access: ends when the live stream does. That's the going rate for watching your own kid. Ours — you stream free, family watches free on the web, with ads. The $8.99 exists to do exactly one thing: turn the ads off for everyone watching your team. Nothing else is for sale. [2] [3]
- [1] GameChanger — live streaming (gc.com)
- [2] GameChanger — help center, web viewing & subscriptions (help.gc.com)
- [3] TeamSnap — help center, live streaming arts. 2103/2106 (help.teamsnap.com)
- [4] sidelineHD (home.sidelinehd.com)
- [5] Byga — Teamcast knowledge base (bygasupport.reamaze.com)
- [6] LeagueApps — Play mobile app (leagueapps.com)
- [7] BallerTV — support (support.baller.tv)
- [8] Hudl — support, Hudl Fan (support.hudl.com)
From free streaming to running the whole team
You started StreamOn3 because grandma wanted to watch. The other apps make you build team infrastructure first — roster, invites, seasons — before you stream a minute. We flipped it: stream first, free, today.
COMING: schedule and roster in this same app — the people already watching your streams become your team page. And the destination: your club's OWN app in the App Store, with your name and colors — registration, dues, the whole operation — built on the same AppSpace platform that already runs live clubs today. We'll label every feature the day it's live, and not a day before.
FAQ
How do I live stream my kid's game for free?
Download StreamOn3, name your team, pick two colors, tap Go Live. One phone. Text the link to family — they watch free on the web with ads.
How do I live stream a basketball game from my phone?
Same three steps, any sport: name your team, pick your colors, tap Go Live. Text the link — family watches free on the web with ads.
Can I stream volleyball, baseball, and other sports too?
Yes. StreamOn3 works for every youth sport — volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, football. Same three steps every time.
Do grandparents need an app or account to watch?
No. Never. Any sport, live or replay — it's a web link. Free with ads; $8.99/mo removes the ads for everyone watching your team.
Does free really mean free?
No charge and no card required to start streaming. Watching is free with ads — the ads are the business model, and we'd rather tell you that in the headline than in the fine print. $8.99/mo removes them for everyone watching your team.
What does removing the ads cost?
$8.99/mo, or $79.99/yr if you'd rather pay once a year (26% off twelve months). One subscription turns the ads off for every person watching your team, not one household and not one device. Skip it and everyone still watches free, with ads.
Who can watch my kid's game?
Anyone with the link can watch, and anyone who has it can forward it. The link is not password-protected or private. Replays you mark public appear on your team page and can be found by search engines; everything else stays unlisted. You choose who gets the link and what goes public.
What do I need to start streaming?
One phone. That's the list. No tripod rig, no roster upload.
Can I use my own cameras?
Right now it's one phone — that's the point. Connecting your own cameras (DSLR, GoPro, or any RTMP source) is coming next week.
Stream your kid's game. Free.
Name your team, tap Go Live, text the link. Family watches free on the web, with ads — any sport.
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