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You own live streaming server with sub-500ms WebRTC latency. No per-stream, per-minute or per-viewer fees. Powers live auctions, iGaming, conferencing, telehealth, and surveillance, etc. Trusted by 2,000+ companies. 99.99% uptime SLA. Deploy in two minutes with support for WebRTC, MoQ, LL-HLS, HLS, RTMP(S), SRT, RTSP, NDI, DASH, CMAF, WHIP, and VOD, etc.
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Overview
Own your streaming infrastructure. Pay for servers, not streams.
Most businesses outgrow managed streaming services before they realise it. Per-stream fees compound at scale, black-box infrastructure makes debugging impossible, and you control neither latency, protocols nor data residency. Ant Media Server Enterprise gives you what a managed service provides - minus the lock-in and the per-stream billing.
Deploy on AWS in under five minutes. Scale to hundreds of thousands of concurrent viewers. Keep full control of your infrastructure, your data, and your costs. Trusted by 2,000+ companies across 120 countries, delivering billions of streaming hours behind a 99.99% uptime SLA.
WHY TEAMS MOVE TO ANT MEDIA SERVER
- No per-stream or per-viewer fees. You pay for your AWS instances, nothing else.
- Sub-500ms WebRTC. Full protocol flexibility: WebRTC, MoQ, LL-HLS, HLS, RTMP(S), SRT, RTSP, NDI, DASH, CMAF, WHIP, VOD, Zixi.
- Auto-scaling clusters via CloudFormation, from evaluation to production.
- One licence covers cloud, on-premises and air-gapped - a true hybrid path.
WHAT YOU CAN BUILD
Live auctions and bidding. When a bid arrives four seconds late the auction is broken. Sub-500ms WebRTC keeps the floor, the auctioneer and every remote bidder on the same clock.
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iGaming and live betting. Sub-500ms meets real-money gaming regulation in most jurisdictions. Token security keeps the feeds where they belong.
Visit Video Game Streaming
Conferencing, webinars and telehealth. Many-to-many real time, hundreds of rooms, small audiences each - the shape per-participant pricing punishes hardest.
Visit Conference
Visit Telehealth
Surveillance and IP camera monitoring. ONVIF auto-discovery, PTZ control, sub-second browser playback, S3 recording. No audience to justify per-stream fees.
Visit Ip Camera Streaming
Media, entertainment, sports and OTT. Live linear, VOD, multi-platform distribution, ABR ladders, DRM for Widevine, FairPlay and PlayReady.
Visit Media Entertainment
Visit Sports Streaming
Live commerce and shopping. Interactive real-time commerce at any scale.
Visit Live Shopping
DEPLOYING AT SCALE: SINGLE INSTANCE VS CLUSTER
Important: the Launch button on this page deploys a SINGLE-INSTANCE evaluation environment. Ready in under two minutes, ideal for evaluation and low-concurrency production - but it is not a production cluster.
For production, use the CloudFormation template. It stands up an auto-scaling, load-balanced origin/edge cluster with a managed database in roughly five minutes, and it is what most of our larger customers run.
If you are evaluating for production, start with the cluster - a single instance gives a misleading picture of both capacity and cost.
TRY IT BEFORE YOU SUBSCRIBE
Run live WebRTC samples in your browser now - no install, no account: WebRTC Samples
PROVEN IN PRODUCTION
KDDI - low-latency video from smart drones across Japan.
Mojio - real-time dashcam streaming for connected vehicle fleets.
Amnimo - cloud IP camera surveillance at scale.
Skyline Robotics - live video from facade-cleaning robots.
Testbook - one of India's largest online education platforms.
AppMan - secure video for insurance inspection workflows.
Aura eGaming - sub-second latency for online gaming.
**Case studies: https://antmedia.io/success-stories**
DEPLOY ANYWHERE, INCLUDING WHERE THERE IS NO INTERNET with self hosted licence offline licences.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT LISTING
This x86 listing is the default. Also available: Graviton/ARM64 for ARM estates, GPU with NVENC when transcoding is your bottleneck, and a container image for ECS and EKS.
INTEGRATION
RESTful API and native SDKs for JavaScript, iOS, Android, Flutter, React Native and Unity. Most teams publish their first stream within 10 minutes.
SUPPORT
Dedicated support via email, Slack and live chat from the engineering team that builds the product, with published response and resolution SLAs.
Highlights
- Pay for servers, not streams: Your licence is priced per instance-hour and never meters streams, viewers, or connections. Capacity is set by the EC2 instance you choose. If you run many simultaneous streams with modest audiences each - live auctions, betting floors, conferencing, telehealth, surveillance, remote operations - per-stream billing is the wrong shape for your business, and the difference is measured in multiples rather than percentages.
- Sub-second latency where latency decides the outcome: WebRTC delivery under 0.5 seconds - fast enough that a bid, a wager, or a dispatch instruction lands before the moment passes. Ingest over RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, RTSP, WHIP, NDI, UDP and MPEG-TS. Deliver over WebRTC, LL-HLS, HLS, CMAF, DASH, and MoQ. Adaptive bitrate transcoding, live DVR, S3 recording and CloudFront integration included.
- Proven in production, backed by a 99.99% uptime SLA: Rated 4.8 across AWS Marketplace reviews, plus hundreds of reviews on G2 and Capterra. Trusted by 2,000+ companies delivering billions of streaming hours - KDDI, Mojio, Testbook, Skyline Robotics, and Amnimo among them. One of the top streaming servers in Media & Entertainment, Video, and Edit/Processing-Video. Support direct from the engineering team by email, Slack, and live chat.
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c5.xlarge Recommended | $0.63 |
c4.4xlarge | $0.89 |
c6i.32xlarge | $1.97 |
c6id.8xlarge | $1.03 |
c5d.4xlarge | $0.89 |
c6i.xlarge | $0.63 |
c6id.large | $0.37 |
c5.4xlarge | $0.89 |
c4.2xlarge | $0.77 |
c5d.2xlarge | $0.77 |
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You pay by the hour for the Enterprise Edition license, billed per running instance. Pricing scales with the EC2 instance type you choose, spanning compute-optimized (c-series), general-purpose (m-series and t-series), and memory-optimized (r-series) families. Larger sizes within each family carry higher hourly rates because they provide more CPU and memory. You select the instance that matches your streaming capacity. The license charges apply only while a server is running, so you pay for uptime. AWS bills compute, storage, and bandwidth separately from these license rates.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
The Enterprise Edition license applies per running server instance. Each EC2 instance you launch needs its own license. In a cluster, every origin and edge instance counts separately. The license itself sets no limit on connections, broadcasters, or concurrent viewers.
License charges apply only while a server runs, so you pay for uptime. Powered-off instances stop accruing license charges. With auto-scaling, you can close origin or edge instances during quiet periods to cut cost. Note that AWS storage fees may still apply to stopped instances.
No. The hourly rate covers only the Enterprise Edition software license. AWS bills compute, storage, and data transfer separately. A cluster also needs a load balancer and a database server, which are not part of the license and add their own infrastructure cost.
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Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Usage instructions
Server is ready to use. No need to install anything. Just wait about 30 seconds after server starts because it will create some initial configurations after that visit http://SERVER_IP:5080/ to access web management console.
!!! Important Note: If you have problem with REST API usage with SSL over https then check this: https://github.com/ant-media/Ant-Media-Server/issues/2675#issuecomment-738746129
You can login the Web Management Console with below credentials Username: JamesBond Password: {InstanceId*}
*You can learn instance id on EC2 console . It should be something in the following format i-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. For instance it is i-028bce455e58e62df
For the ssh access to your instance, user name is ubuntu and port number is 22. You can connect it through ssh with the following command: ssh -i your_keypair_file ubuntu@instance_ip
For more information follow the instructions on Documentation https://antmedia.io/docs/category/aws/
Note: In case of instance stop/start, IP may be changed by AWS. So we strongly recommend using Elastic IP.
Support
Vendor support
Enterprise customers receive dedicated support via email, Slack, and live chat from the Ant Media engineering team - the same team that built the product. Support SLAs (response and resolution times by severity) are published at Ant Media Server Enterprise Support
You also get access to a global developer community across 120 countries, comprehensive documentation, free SDKs with working sample apps for every major platform (iOS, Android, JavaScript, Flutter, React Native, Unity), and release notes for every version on GitHub.
For enterprise procurement, custom pricing, or private offers: contact@antmedia.io
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Sub-Second Latency Delivery
WebRTC delivery under 500 milliseconds with support for ingest protocols including RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, RTSP, WHIP, NDI, UDP and MPEG-TS, and delivery protocols including LL-HLS, HLS, CMAF, DASH, and MoQ.
Multi-Protocol Support
Support for WebRTC, MoQ, LL-HLS, HLS, RTMP(S), SRT, RTSP, NDI, DASH, CMAF, WHIP, VOD, and Zixi protocols for flexible streaming infrastructure.
Adaptive Bitrate Transcoding
Adaptive bitrate transcoding with live DVR, S3 recording, and CloudFront integration capabilities for multi-platform content delivery.
Auto-Scaling Cluster Architecture
Auto-scaling clusters deployable via CloudFormation with load-balanced origin/edge configuration and managed database for production environments.
RESTful API and Native SDKs
RESTful API with native software development kits for JavaScript, iOS, Android, Flutter, React Native, and Unity for application integration.
Multi-Format Media Support
Handles video, images, audio, documents, presentations, PDFs and 3D objects as rich-media assets
Comprehensive Video Lifecycle Management
Covers media ingestion, transcoding, metadata enrichment, delivery, playback, distribution, analytics, accessibility, monetization, access control, search and recommendation across the entire video lifecycle
Multiple Video Delivery Modes
Supports VOD (Video-on-Demand), Live streaming, and Real-time video workflows
AWS Native Integration
Tightly integrated with AWS storage services and CloudFront CDN for media delivery
Extensive API and SDK Ecosystem
Provides APIs for transcoding, video conferencing, recording, scheduling, image transformation, interactivity and multi-account management, along with native SDKs for video player, conferencing application, media galleries, broadcast application, video editor and large file upload
Multi-Protocol Streaming Support
Supports ingest protocols including RTMP, RTMPS, RTSP, SRT, WebRTC, UDP, and MPEG-TS; delivery via HLS, LL-HLS, MPEG-DASH, CMAF, WebRTC, RTMP, and RTSP with sub-second latency capabilities.
GPU-Accelerated Transcoding
NVIDIA NVENC-accelerated GPU transcoding with measured capacity of up to 20 concurrent 1080p30 ingest streams and 60 adaptive bitrate renditions per GPU instance, with scalability across g4dn and g5 instance types.
Digital Rights Management
Integrated DRM support for Widevine, FairPlay, and PlayReady content protection with token-based authentication, AES encryption, and audit logging for secure content delivery.
Live Stream DVR and Adaptive Bitrate
Live-stream DVR functionality enabling viewers to rewind and catch up on live content, combined with unlimited adaptive bitrate transcoding for multi-device delivery.
API and Integration Framework
REST APIs, Java APIs, custom modules, and SDKs for integration with third-party video management systems, CDNs, identity providers, analytics engines, and storage systems; includes webhooks and real-time alerting for stream health monitoring.
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Customer reviews
reviewer2835279
Remote DJ streaming has expanded event reach and has reduced travel costs for venues
Reviewed on May 02, 2026
Review from a verified AWS customer
What is our primary use case?
I am using Ant Media Server Enterprise for streaming live events. We are a platform where venues can book DJs for their events, and DJs can stream live from their studios to the venue. This way we are reducing the travelling hassles and cost for DJs. Also, in this way, we are reducing the physical boundaries. We have streamed a lot of events across continents.
How has it helped my organization?
We tried other streaming services, but Ant Media provided us with the most reliable and affordable services. We received good feedback from our customers.
What is most valuable?
It is easy to set up with a clean user interface. Moreover, we found the adaptive bit rate to be a very good feature, especially for areas with lower internet speeds.
What needs improvement?
I believe more features regarding runtime media editing can be helpful.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using this solution for two years.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
We didn't use any other products.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
This is a good affordable solution.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
We evaluated other options like Dolby and AWS streaming.
What other advice do I have?
All is good.
Joeryll I.
Easy Setup, Awesome API Integration, and Amazing Performance
Reviewed on Apr 30, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I love how easy this was to set up and start using. As a software engineering student, I find the API integration awesome because it lets me build custom pipelines. On top of that, the performance is amazing compared to other software out there. I’m currently using the Community Edition, and the performance and overall suite of features are a great fit for my projects.
What do you dislike about the product?
My only real gripe with Ant Media Server right now is that adaptive bitrate streaming and the WebRTC codec aren’t available in the on-premise Community Edition. In this day and age, I consider that an essential capability for reaching lower-bitrate devices and connections, especially when the stream is being hosted on hardware the individual already owns.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
As a software engineering student who DJs, this allows me to build a custom streaming solution that’s independent of the big services like Twitch, YouTube, or Mixcloud. It gives me more control over my stream, including how it’s deployed.
GirishSolanki
Live streaming workflow has simplified setup and now streams browser-based video to multiple platforms
Reviewed on Apr 14, 2026
Review provided by PeerSpot
What is our primary use case?
I integrated Ant Media to send data from WebRTC to Ant Media and then from Ant Media to YouTube. Ant Media serves as the connector where I send data from Ant Media to YouTube to enable live streaming through Ant Media. This was my requirement and I have integrated it properly.
I integrated Ant Media by sending WebRTC to the Ant Media endpoint. When I create a new video, I create the project site or video name in Ant Media and simultaneously create the video name on YouTube. I use whatever Ant Media endpoint I receive from Ant Media and point it with the WebRTC. When I start the WebRTC live streaming, that command also initiates live streaming in Ant Media, and Ant Media sends all of that to YouTube. Ultimately, I am starting three live streams with the WebRTC: one from WebRTC, one from Ant Media, and one from YouTube. After starting the live streaming, the data from WebRTC is sent to Ant Media and from Ant Media to YouTube. This was the workflow I created and integrated into my project.
The process was straightforward. I only need to use the API endpoint from Ant Media and configure it into my project. The WebRTC automatically fetches it and sends the data through the Ant Media endpoint to YouTube. It is straightforward with no complex business logic required.
What is most valuable?
Ant Media offers many features that depend on the version you choose. When using the beginner and professional versions, those features are related to your payment plan. When using a beginner or lower level, the features involve streaming data, FPS, data file from the image, image resolution, image quality, and other components you need to send from WebRTC to Ant Media. Those configurations are available in Ant Media and show how you want to send those media to YouTube. These are the best features, but you need to pay more to get better functionality or better resolution.
When using a development level, such as dev, UAT, and production environments, while testing, you do not have all the features and you do not have higher quality when sending the data. When you pay more and have a paid version of Ant Media, they will provide you with the best quality for how you want to send the data to YouTube or elsewhere. This is the basic principle: when you pay more, you receive better resolution.
Ant Media is configurable from the web using WebRTC. If I want to do a live streaming project, I would have to create a Flutter application on Android or iOS, but with Ant Media, I can integrate from the browser itself. I only have to pass the Ant Media endpoint API to a Chrome browser from WebRTC. It is easily configurable, and my organization works on live streaming projects. This is the best way to use Ant Media because you can integrate your simplest or quickest version when you have a deadline or specific live streaming needs.
It basically saves time. Previously, we were creating our own web server and media server. We no longer need that media server and can just use Ant Media directly. There is no doubt that we are paying for Ant Media, but once you acquire users, they start using your website and start WebRTC live streaming through your application. You increase your customer base, and then you can move to a paid version. Ultimately, Ant Media saves your time, money, and the cost of buying a separate web server or media server. Instead of that investment, use Ant Media, get the endpoint, configure it, and do the live streaming.
What needs improvement?
Ant Media needs many improvements. Sometimes I am not getting proper video resolution, and it is lagging. Those issues need to be addressed for better resolution and better video quality.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have used Ant Media from last six years.
What other advice do I have?
My advice for others looking into using Ant Media is that if they want to make it a product, they need to buy a higher version. Otherwise, they will experience lagging issues or video quality issues. This review has received a rating of eight point nine out of ten.
reviewer2803338
Live streaming has elevated customer-facing events and now supports more professional broadcasts
Reviewed on Feb 17, 2026
Review from a verified AWS customer
What is our primary use case?
I am creating a streaming service for a customer-facing product I am developing.
How has it helped my organization?
The feature is now more professional and feasible with Ant Media Server.
What is most valuable?
Valuable features include live streaming, event scheduling with the Ant Media Enterprise admin panel, and broadcast forwarding to social media platforms.
What needs improvement?
For the auto-managed service on AWS, it would be an improvement if it auto-scaled and the launch from the marketplace function actually added to the currently running instance in a scaled manner instead of creating an isolated instance that cannot be used without CloudFormation.
If the launch from the marketplace button is to make any sense, it should also create the CloudFormation bucket setup.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using the solution for 1 to 2 years.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
I am just starting to develop the product.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
Ant Media Enterprise Server gives value for money.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
Wowza and Red5 Pro were contenders, but the implementation was not straightforward. Ant Media is already built on Red5 and has services from Wowza, so it became the default.
What other advice do I have?
The customer support for this product and service is on point.
If public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid cloud, which cloud provider do you use?
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
reviewer2799663
Secure video workflows have transformed remote financial inspections and digital verifications
Reviewed on Jan 27, 2026
Review from a verified AWS customer
What is our primary use case?
We use Ant Media to power secure, real-time video communication features within our SaaS platform. Specifically, we utilize it for remote inspection and digital verification workflows in the financial and insurance sectors, where low latency and high reliability are critical.
How has it helped my organization?
Ant Media has allowed us to meet strict security and compliance standards required by our enterprise clients without sacrificing performance. Previously, balancing high-quality video with sub-second latency in a regulated environment was a major challenge. Ant Media solved this, enabling us to launch seamless remote services, like eKYC and inspections, much faster than building infrastructure from scratch.
What is most valuable?
Ultra-low latency WebRTC is essential for the real-time interaction nature of our products. The flexibility and integration of Ant Media were impressive, as it integrated smoothly with our existing services. The AWS Marketplace deployment option removed the heavy lifting of infrastructure setup and maintenance, allowing our team to focus on product development.
What needs improvement?
The documentation is generally good, but more deep-dive examples for complex, custom edge-case configurations would be helpful for advanced developers.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have used this solution for 3 years.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
We switched because previous solutions, which were open source based, could not match the stability and latency performance required for enterprise-grade SLAs.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
The pricing is very competitive, especially considering the reduction in DevOps overhead. Using the AWS Marketplace version provides excellent value for the ease of scaling and management it offers.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
We evaluated open-source alternatives like Janus and Jitsi. We ultimately chose Ant Media because its WebRTC technology was superior, and it offered the enterprise readiness and support that open-source projects lacked.
What other advice do I have?
If you are in a regulated industry such as Finance or Insurance and need a secure, scalable, and ultra-fast streaming solution, Ant Media is the right choice. It is reliable, flexible, and the support team is responsive.
If public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid cloud, which cloud provider do you use?
Amazon Web Services (AWS)