Stream free.
Sell tickets.
Own your channel.

Whatever the moment — the wedding — Geefle puts it on every screen that matters. Stream it free, charge PPV ticket admission, and reuse your channel forever, over and over to continue generating revenue.

Start free. Pay only if and when you need to.

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✓ Free to create your event ✓ No monthly fees ✓ Live in 5 minutes

5 minFrom signup to streaming

$0To start a PPV event

$12Less than your last lunch

0Months wasted on subscriptions

Two ways to fill every screen that matters.

Imagine the chapel is full and forty more relatives are watching from their living rooms across three states. Or imagine your weekend show sells out before you've even gone live. Geefle gives you both paths — and the same professional infrastructure powers each one.

Stream Rental

You pay. Your audience watches free.

For the moments where you just want everyone to be there. The wedding. The graduation. The memorial. The keynote. Pay one flat fee, get a clean embed for your website, and let your audience show up without tickets, accounts, or friction.

Starts at $12 per event — less than dinner
One-time payment. Nothing recurring. Ever.
Temporary or persistent channel
Embed on any website — your brand, not ours

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How Stream Rental Works

Pay-Per-View

Free to create. Your audience pays to watch.

For the moments worth charging for. The comedy special. The album release. The masterclass your followers have been waiting for. You set the ticket price. Geefle handles checkout, the watch page, the stream — and pays you out after the show.

$0 to set up — you only owe when tickets sell
You set the price. We never touch it.
Promo codes & free passes built in
24-hour payouts for trusted producers

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How Pay-Per-View Works

Pick the channel that fits the moment.

Three channel types — one for the once-in-a-lifetime event, one for the show that never stops, and one for the audience that pays to watch.

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Temporary Channels

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Persistent Channels

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Pay-Per-View Channels

Facebook Live and YouTube Live are great
— until they're not.

Both work fine for casual streams from your phone — we won't pretend otherwise. But here's what they can't do, and what every working producer eventually runs into.

On Facebook or YouTube…

Your post gets buried in the feed within hours of going live. By showtime, half your audience is texting you asking "where's the link?"
Your stream cuts off mid-event because their bot thought your venue's background music was a copyright violation. No warning. No appeal.
You can't charge a ticket. Premium content streams for free or not at all.
The algorithm decides who sees your stream — and pulls viewers into their app the moment your event ends.
Every event needs a new post and new URL. The link in last week's email doesn't work this week.

On Geefle…

Your watch page URL contains your event's name and never changes. Email it once, print it on the program, post it on your site — viewers find it instantly, every time.
No bot will cut your stream off. Your venue's house music, the band tuning up, the audience singing along — none of it triggers a takedown.
Charge a ticket if you want to. Free to set up PPV. You set the price. We never touch it.
Your audience is yours, end of story. Embedded on your site, not pulled into anyone else's app or feed.
The same embed code works forever. Persistent channel, persistent watch page, same URL for every event.

If your stream needs to actually work — every time, on your own site, on your own terms — you've outgrown social.

Streaming shouldn't be the
hardest part of your event.

But for most producers, it is.

You discover, an hour before showtime, that the subscription you barely use has expired — and you're scrambling to set up an account somewhere new.
You pay $39 a month, every month, for a platform you use four times a year. That's eight months of paying for nothing.
You get a new stream key for every event. You re-paste code into your website. You remind yourself how it all works again.
Your stream cuts off mid-event because the platform's bot decided your venue's background music was a copyright violation. The audience leaves.
Your post gets buried in the algorithm — half the audience never even sees it went live.

Half your audience is texting you mid-event asking "where's the link?" because the post you scheduled three weeks ago is now buried under a thousand other posts.
You can't charge a ticket. You can't run PPV. You're streaming professional work for free.
Most professional RTMP providers want $100+ for a single channel. For an event with twenty viewers.
PPV doesn't exist at most providers — and the ones that offer it are so complicated you'd rather just lose the revenue.
Every event is a fresh round of tech anxiety when it should be your moment.

None of this is your fault. It's how the streaming industry has always been built.

Built by a producer who got burned.
Built for producers who don't want to.

Geefle wasn't built by a streaming company. It was built by a working event producer — someone who got tired of $39 monthly subscriptions for events that only happen four times a year, of streams getting cut off mid-show by copyright bots, of paying $100 for a single channel and twenty viewers, of last-minute account setup before a show.

So he built the system he wished existed: a streaming platform that charges only when you actually use it, that never algorithm-buries your audience, that lets you charge for tickets when you want to, and that just works — every single time.

That's it. That's the whole pitch.

Three steps. No engineers. No surprises.

1. Tell us when

Pick the date. Pick the duration. The price shows instantly. No quotes, no sales calls, no waiting.

2. Test it tonight

Your stream key and embed code are ready the moment you sign up. Try your camera, your audio, your encoder — days before showtime. Sleep the night before.

3. Show up and stream

Your stream goes live on the dot. Shuts down clean when it's done. You don't watch the clock. You just create.

Built for the moments that don't happen every day.

Churches

Imagine the family member recovering from surgery, watching Easter service from a hospital bed. Or the grown kids who moved away, tuning in every Sunday. Geefle keeps the pews full — even the empty ones.

Military families

Imagine he's deployed for fourteen more months. She walks across the graduation stage in May. The baby takes his first steps in June. Geefle puts him in the front row for every one of them — live, in HD, from anywhere on Earth.

Schools & performances

The recital hall holds 200. The stream holds infinity. Grandparents in four time zones watch the graduation, the school play, the championship — live, in HD, on any device.

Comedians & musicians

For the show worth charging for. Sell tickets directly. Keep the lion's share. No platform shaving 30–50% off the top, no algorithm deciding who finds you. Your audience. Your moment. Your money.

Businesses & training

The all-hands meeting that needs to reach 600 employees. The product launch. The training session. Stream when you need to, pay nothing when you don't — and never fight a per-seat platform fee again.

Creators & coaches

The yoga class for international subscribers. The masterclass your audience has been asking for. The watch party for your launch. Stream it free, ticket it, or repeat it weekly — your call, every time.

The moments people are using Geefle for right now.

Examples of what's possible — pick the one that sounds like your event.

The wedding nobody misses

The chapel seats 80. Three states' worth of family watch from their living rooms. Cost: about the same as one extra centerpiece.

The Sunday service that travels

The same persistent stream key, the same embed on the church website — every week, for years. The bedridden and the snowbirds never miss a sermon.

The masterclass that pays for itself

A coach sells tickets to a 90-minute live workshop. Stripe handles checkout, Geefle handles the stream, the coach pockets the rest after costs.

The graduation in HD

Grandparents in four time zones watch the diploma cross the stage — live, embedded on the school's site. No app downloads. No accounts.

The album release party

An indie band streams the launch show as a paid event. Fans in 31 countries buy tickets, watch live, and tip in real time.

The all-hands without the platform fee

A growing company streams the quarterly update to remote employees in HD — for less than the cost of one Zoom Webinar seat.

Free to start.
Cheaper than dinner to scale.

Pay-Per-View costs you nothing until your first ticket sells. Stream Rental starts at $12 — about what you'd spend on lunch. No subscriptions. No surprise bills. No paying for months you don't use.

Event	Length	Viewers	Price
Family gathering	1 hour	15	$12
Church service	1.5 hours	50	$16
School play	2 hours	150	$28
Small conference	4 hours	300	$72
Pay-Per-View event	Any	Any	Free to create

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Stop paying for months you don't use.

	Geefle	Monthly platforms
Cost model	Pay per event	$39–$250/month
4 events per year	$48–$80	$468–$3,000
Months you pay for nothing	0	8–11
PPV / ticket sales	Yes — free to create	Rarely included
Contracts	None	Often required

Built like a $200/month platform. Priced like nothing close.

Common questions

Do I need to be technical?

If you can stream to Facebook or YouTube, you can use Geefle. You'll use the same software you already have — we just give you a different destination to point it to.

How fast can I get started?

About 5 minutes. Sign up, pay, and your stream key and embed code are ready immediately. You can test your setup right away.

Can people watch on my website?

Yes. You get a small piece of code to paste into any website. Your viewers watch right there — no app downloads, no extra accounts needed.

What's the difference between Stream Rental and Pay-Per-View?

Stream Rental is a channel you pay for — your audience watches free. Pay-Per-View is free for you to create — your audience pays for a ticket to watch. Both use the same streaming infrastructure.

What's a persistent channel?

A persistent channel keeps the same stream key and embed code forever — perfect for weekly shows or recurring broadcasts. You pay for the event window, not idle time between events.

What do PPV costs look like?

Pay-Per-View is free to create. When your event ends and you get paid out, costs are deducted from revenue: Stripe's processing fee, bandwidth usage, and Geefle's platform fee. You never pay anything upfront.

What if more people show up than I expected?

You can upgrade viewer capacity or extend your end time from your dashboard while the stream is testing, live, or in the grace period. You'll only be charged the difference in price. No restart required.

What happens after my event ends?

Everything shuts down automatically. Your streaming software disconnects, viewers see an "event ended" message, and the channel is cleaned up. You don't have to do anything.

Is there a monthly option?

No — and that's the point. You pay per event so you're never paying for something you're not using.

How do I cancel?

There's nothing to cancel. You pay once per event. If you don't book another stream, you're never charged again.

Stream your moment.
Free to start.

Five minutes from now you could have a stream key in your hand — tested, ready, embedded on your site. No credit card to look around. Stop paying for months you don't use. Start paying only for the events that matter.