Pricing

NONSTOPVOD Pricing and Storage Calculator

By NONSTOPVOD · Updated 2026-10-22

One plan: EUR 60 a month with 1 TB of archive storage included, and EUR 8 a month for each additional 250 GB. You can add up to 100 TB of storage yourself; for more, write to us. There is one plan, with no tiers to pick between.

Your newest VODs, kept automatically

EUR 60 a month keeps your newest VODs in 1 TB, about 360 hours. At 10 hours a week that is about 36 weeks of streams, far longer than the 7 to 60 days Twitch keeps them, and there is no storage to buy.

Automatic cleanup is on for a new channel, and NONSTOPVOD deletes your oldest archived VOD to make room for each new one, so the included storage stays a rolling archive of your newest VODs. VODs you pin are kept, and so are VODs that are queued or playing, VODs in a group and uploads. Leave it on to keep your newest VODs, or switch it off to keep everything and buy extra storage then.

What the plan includes

• A 24/7 replay channel on a second Twitch channel, with an auto scheduler
• Automatic import of each new VOD into a 1:1 archive, with automatic cleanup on by default to keep your newest VODs
• Muted ranges filled with a track you chose, or skipped
• Rerun titles, with title and category following the VOD that plays
• The 48 hour limit handled between two VODs
• Chat commands, built in and custom, and the free !mine chat game
• A public schedule page, the Twitch panel extension and a viewer vote on what plays next, with take-back
• Automatic raid of your main channel when it goes live, and recurring shoutouts
• Uploads, and your whole team at no extra cost

Start free with the test mode: 30-minute replay sessions, one VOD import and 50 GB of storage, no credit card. It is for trying the service, not for running a channel.

Add-ons

Add-ons are billed monthly and only when you want them.

• Extra stream destination, EUR 20 a month each. The stream NONSTOPVOD makes is also sent to YouTube, Kick, Facebook or any RTMP server.
• Browser Sources, EUR 70 a month per channel. Up to three web pages over the stream. You request it in the dashboard.
• Custom domain, EUR 5 a month per channel. The public schedule page on your own domain.
• Chat bot, EUR 5 a month per channel. Your own second Twitch account sends the chat messages.

How long will your storage last, and what does it cost?

At about 6.16 Mbps (6 Mbps video plus audio), a VOD takes about 2.77 GB an hour, which is how the storage guide works it out: about 361 hours per terabyte before overhead. With automatic cleanup, the included 1 TB keeps your newest VODs for EUR 60 and the calculator tells you for how many weeks. If you keep everything instead, the archive grows with how much you stream, and the price is the plan’s EUR 60 plus EUR 8 for every started 250 GB above 1 TB.

Worked examples at the same 2.77 GB per hour, with the included 1 TB for the rolling archive and 12 months for keeping everything:

What other services publish

These are the published prices of the services compared on the alternatives page, each in its own currency and never converted, checked on 2026-10-22. The services sell different things, so a lower figure is not always a like-for-like saving. VOD247 also offers annual billing at 20% off¹.

Storage costs less as your archive grows: 3 TB is EUR 124 a month on NONSTOPVOD against EUR 149 for VOD247’s 3 TB plan, and 10 TB is EUR 348 against EUR 399 for its 10 TB plan¹.

A dash means not stated on that service’s site. Numbers point to the sources listed below.

1. vod247.tv/pricing, VOD247 pricing page, checked 2026-10-22
2. vod247.tv/faq, VOD247 FAQ page, checked 2026-10-22
3. vodpilot.com/, VODPilot home page, checked 2026-10-22
4. yapdrop.com/rerun, YapDrop 24/7 page, checked 2026-10-22
5. 247stream.ppserver.net/, 247stream home page, checked 2026-10-22
6. 247stream.ppserver.net/refund, 247stream refund page, checked 2026-10-22
7. restreamer247.com/, RESTREAMER 24/7 home page, checked 2026-10-22
8. upstream.so/pricing/, Upstream pricing page (one stream at 1080p 60 fps), checked 2026-10-22
9. upstream.so/blog/24-7-twitch-stream/, Upstream blog post on streaming 24/7 on Twitch, checked 2026-10-22

Common questions

What does NONSTOPVOD cost?

One plan: EUR 60 a month with 1 TB of archive storage included. Additional storage is EUR 8 a month for each 250 GB. There is no other plan.

Do I need to buy more storage?

No. Automatic cleanup is on for a new channel, so NONSTOPVOD keeps the newest VODs that fit in the included 1 TB, about 360 hours. Pin any VOD you want kept. Switch cleanup off to keep everything, and buy extra storage then.

What counts toward the storage?

The archive of the workspace: your archived VODs and uploads. Capacity is shared by all channels in the workspace.

What if I need more than 1 TB?

You add storage in steps of 250 GB at EUR 8 a month each, and every started step is charged. You can add up to 100 TB on top of the included 1 TB yourself. Beyond that, write to us.

Is there a free plan?

There is a free test mode that needs no credit card: 30-minute replay sessions, one VOD import and 50 GB of storage. It is for trying the service before you pay, not for running a channel.

What are the add-ons?

An extra stream destination (YouTube, Kick, Facebook or any RTMP server) is EUR 20 a month each. Browser Sources is EUR 70 a month per channel. A custom domain for the public schedule page is EUR 5 a month per channel. The chat bot add-on, which lets your own second Twitch account send the messages, is EUR 5 a month per channel.

Do I pay extra for my team?

No. You can invite your whole team at no extra cost.

What happens if I cancel?

You keep your archive for the rest of the period you paid for, and you can pull it down.

How accurate is the calculator?

It is an estimate. It assumes your VODs are about 6.16 Mbps (6 Mbps video plus audio), which is 2.77 GB per hour. Your own files may be larger or smaller, so sample a few of them. The storage guide explains how.

Can I compare these prices with other services?

Only roughly. The other services bill in other currencies and sell other things, such as storage in terabytes, a library in hours or a whole machine. We list their published prices in their own currencies and convert nothing.