Resi 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

Resi combine with ProPresenter makes Live Streaming simple. The ability to "Clean Up" the feed and eliminate the glitches in the stream when the bandwidth or upload is limited are great.

The cost is a major factor when looking at Resi. It is not a cheap answer. Resi is limited on the packages it offers.

We started live streaming our worship gatherings during 2020 and have landed on Resi as the best and most reliable streaming service. Before using Resi, we used a OBS, then Castr, both of which streamed directly to the internet with no delay (RTMP). With these services, any interruption to the internet will lead to glitches and buffering in the stream. The resilient streaming protocol (RSP) in Resi uploads two minutes of audio and video to the cloud before routing it to our live stream destination, which creates a healthier and glitch-free streaming experience. (NOTE: If your internet completely cuts out like happened to us a few weeks back, not even Resi can fix that!) Another huge selling point for us was that we switched to ProPresenter, which can function as a software encoder for Resi. In our setup, the visuals for our worship gathering AND our live stream are all integrated into one program. To make it even better, through the Resi control panel, we can easily set up a live stream schedule. Before Resi, we had to manually populate all of the details in Facebook and YouTube and manually start and stop each live stream. For us, this was not only tedious, but required an additional computer and an additional team member. Now that we have Resi integrated in ProPresenter and set up on a schedule, virtually everything is automated and we no longer need a dedicated volunteer to oversee the live stream. As a smaller church, this is huge for us.

The beauty of using ProPresenter as a software encoder is that everything is integrated into one program. The downside of that is that Resi is dependent upon the stability of the ProPresenter platform. Thankfully, we've never had ProPresenter glitch or quit unexpectedly during a worship gathering, but it did happen once during rehearsal. This is not necessarily a negative about Resi, just the acknowledgement of a risk to using ProPresenter as a software encoder.

Scheduling flexibility due to the structure of how encoders and web events are designed allows simple simulated live and live streamed events with excellent quality on a below average network connection. Our quality and performance with Resi far exceed the constraints of our network infrastructure.

Interface experience could be improved to help with onboarding new staff to the platform.

Reliability. Hands down. This is the best streaming partner we’ve ever worked with.

Price. It is pricey which makes it difficult for many people to use.

Hardware software solution, easy to deploy and maintain. Training and Support easily the best in the business bar none.

the process of scheduling and sim live is not exactly intuitive coming from other streaming services experiences, however multiple experiences in scheduling and executing and it becomes second nature to execute in.

Ease of use, straight to the point, and keeps my mind at ease. I never have to worry about our stream anymore, as Resi takes care of it all!

Love everything! There are no features that I need that are missing in this product.

A software that you have don’t have to worry about making work. It just works. Makes sure the file meets requirements BEFORE it attempts to stream.

I do wise there was just an archive system. Not what’s in events, but a separate version that can be pulled off a cloud.

The set and forget feature is super valuable for us.

Initial setup was a little challenge for us, but customer service was awesome.

I love how easy Resi is to use, manage, and navigate.

I would prefer if Resi allowed the user more control over the stream delay. We have an interactive portion of the service that would be much better if we could stream in real-time. However, the encoder is locked at a 90-sec delay to prevent buffering.