OBS Studio

Free Open source Software

Screen recording and live-streaming app that is 100% free, open source, and licensed for commercial use.

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Pricing for nonprofits

OBS Studio is 100% free for anyone to use, for any reason, under the GNU General Public License v2 or later. It has no watermarks or usage limitations and can be used commercially with no restrictions.

OBS Studio

Review for nonprofits

Screen recording and live-streaming app that is 100% free, open source, and licensed for commercial use.

OBS Studio is 100% free for anyone to use, for any reason, under the GNU General Public License v2 or later. It has no watermarks or usage limitations and can be used commercially with no restrictions.

Typical nonprofit uses:

  • Record training and webinar content
  • Stream fundraising events live
  • Capture screen recordings for staff training
  • Mix audio and video sources for virtual events

Pros:

  • 100% free with no watermarks
  • No usage or time limits
  • Commercial use allowed
  • Open source under GPLv2 or later

Cons:

  • Requires a capable computer
  • Streaming needs a third-party service
  • Microphone and camera are separate costs
  • Setup is more technical than a hosted service

FAQ about OBS Studio for nonprofits

Is OBS Studio really free?

Yes. OBS states that it is free for anyone to use, for any reason. It has no watermarks or other limitations and can be used commercially with no restrictions.

What license covers OBS Studio?

The official repository describes the code as distributed under the GNU General Public License v2, or any later version.

What can OBS Studio do?

The official repository describes OBS Studio as software for capturing, compositing, encoding, recording, and streaming video content.

What costs are separate from OBS?

Only the software license is free. OBS does not include a computer, camera, microphone, internet connection, or third-party streaming service, so those costs are separate.

Is the official OBS download safe?

The help portal says the code is open for anyone to inspect, that changes are reviewed by contributors, and that downloads from the official website are free of malware. Anyone asked to pay for OBS is being scammed.

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