PRICE GUIDE · PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO · 2026–2027
Live Streaming Service cost in the UK
£450–£2,750 per event. Typically £2,325.
Live streaming an event in the UK costs from about £450 for a simple stream to £2,750 for a crewed two-camera production, with £2,325 typical for a professional single-camera package. Cameras, crew, viewer numbers and the venue's internet connection set the price.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does live streaming service cost in the UK?
| Low end | £450 | a single camera streaming a simple talk |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | £2,325 | what most people pay |
| High end | £2,750 | a crewed two-camera production for a large audience |
Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the photographers and video studios near you.
What moves the price
- Number of cameras — a live stream with two or three cameras and a vision mixer costs far more than one fixed camera
- Crew on the day — camera operators, a director and a streaming engineer each add to the live streaming fee
- Internet at the venue — a weak connection means bonded 4G or 5G kit or a dedicated line, priced as extras
- Audience size and platform — streaming to a private, registered audience costs more than a public YouTube stream
- Graphics and slides — lower thirds, speaker names and presentation slides fed into the live stream need extra kit
- Music in the stream — ticketed online events using recorded or performed music may need a music licence
WHAT YOU GET
What a live streaming service booking includes
Takes: Setup usually takes two to three hours before the stream, plus the length of the event itself. Not included: Venue hire, the internet line, a branded viewing platform, edited highlights, extra cameras and music licences are usually priced separately from the live streaming package.
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common live streaming jobs
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How to pay less
- Use a single fixed camera for a simple talk or meeting rather than a multi-camera live stream
- Choose a venue with a reliable wired internet line so the live stream needs no bonded backup
- Stream to a free public platform where privacy is not needed instead of a paid viewing platform
Before you book
- Ask the venue for a wired internet connection and test its upload speed before the live stream
- Tell speakers and audience that the event is being streamed and recorded, in line with UK GDPR
- Check whether music in a ticketed online event needs a licence from PRS for Music
- Agree who controls the live streaming account, the link and the recording afterwards
Live Streaming Service cost: questions people ask
From about £450 for a simple stream to £2,750 for a crewed two-camera production in the UK, with £2,325 typical for a professional single-camera package. Multi-camera hybrid events at large venues cost more.
Usually two to three hours before the start to rig cameras, test sound and check the connection. Bigger hybrid events may need setup the day before.
If the stream includes recorded or performed music by other artists, a licence is usually needed; PRS for Music offers online live-concert licences for ticketed streams. A performer playing only their own music should check the terms that apply.
Yes. Most streaming crews can bring remote presenters in through a video call and mix them into the stream, which is often called a hybrid event.
Venue hire, the internet line, a branded viewing platform, edited highlights and extra cameras are commonly charged on top.
They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, taken from published UK live streaming packages. They show a national range from simple streams to crewed productions, not a quote for your event.
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