Koinia gives your congregation its own branded streaming page and video library — stream from OBS, upload recordings, and share one simple link. Everything a free video site won't give you, at a fraction of what the premium platforms charge.
No credit card to start · Cancel anytime · Works on phones, TVs & computers
One link for your members. Zero maintenance for you.
Stream from OBS or any RTMP encoder in 1080p. Your page flips to “Live” automatically — members just open the link.
Full services, school events, concerts — every upload becomes an instant replay with thumbnails, search, and custom ordering. Past events never disappear unless you say so.
Your logo, your colors, your fonts. Members see your church, not a generic video site.
Upload recordings up to 5 GB with automatic resume on flaky connections. No waiting on a volunteer webmaster.
Drop your Koinia page into your church website, bulletin QR code, or Facebook post. One URL works everywhere.
Hide, protect, or auto-archive old videos. No ads, no “up next” rabbit holes, no surprise takedowns.
Most churches stream their first service the same week they sign up.
Pick your church's web address, e.g.koinia.net/… → /player/embed.html?church=grace-lutheran
Free software + one stream key. Point it at Koinia and go live whenever you're ready.
One link in the bulletin, on the website, in the group text. Members press play — that's it.
14-day free trial on every plan. No charge until the trial ends.
A computer running free OBS software, a camera (even a webcam to start), and internet. If you can run a slide deck, you can run Koinia.
Free sites monetize your viewers: ads before the opening hymn, “up next” rabbit holes mid-service, and takedown bots that flag your music. Premium platforms solve that — but they're built for marketing teams, with per-seat pricing and features a church will never touch, at many times the cost. Koinia sits where churches actually live: one flat price, church-specific tools (video library, one-link sharing, simple OBS setup), and a page that looks like your church.
Yes — uploads stay published indefinitely by default, with optional auto-archiving and per-video protection controls.
Uploads resume automatically where they left off, and the live page retries on its own. Nothing to babysit.