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Easily stream live sports with integrated score overlays to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch. Capture every moment of games like volleyball, basketball, and soccer without complex equipment or technical knowledge.
What's New in TeamStreamer
1.1.47
August 24, 2026
• Fixed: after ending a match, the app could get into a state where starting a new stream did nothing until you reopened it. • Recording without streaming now keeps the camera running when the app goes to the background. • Camera errors now explain what went wrong and how to fix it, instead of a generic message.
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Volleyball Pro (Yearly)
Ad-free + external cameras for volleyball.
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FAQ
Does TeamStreamer have ads?
Yes, TeamStreamer contains advertisements that appear between sets. Users can remove these ads by subscribing to a Pro plan.
How much does TeamStreamer cost?
TeamStreamer is free to download and use. Optional Pro subscriptions to remove ads and unlock external cameras are available starting at $1.99/month per sport or $19.99/year per sport. An All Sports Bundle is available for $49.99.
What sports can I stream with TeamStreamer?
TeamStreamer supports over 12 sports including volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, wrestling, flag football, tennis, pickleball, table tennis, squash, and badminton, each with sport-specific scoring rules.
Can I use TeamStreamer offline?
The core functionality of streaming requires an internet connection. However, features like setting up team presets can be done offline before going live.
What devices does TeamStreamer support?
TeamStreamer is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is TeamStreamer updated?
The latest version, 1.1.25, was released on July 17, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically occur to add features or improve performance.
What is the age rating for TeamStreamer?
TeamStreamer has an age rating of 12+, suggesting it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.
Can I use a second phone with TeamStreamer?
Yes, you can pair a second phone as a bench remote to score games while your primary phone is used for filming, enhancing your streaming setup.









