Live streams our customers ran, and the numbers from their actual streams. Interactive shows with trivia, polls and giveaways, and 24/7 live streams that stayed on air for months.
390K views
Booking.com, with more than 13M followers, ran a series of "Live deals" on Facebook Live, sharing the best deals available for the next 24 hours. The series brought them 5.5K reactions, 3K comments and 400 shares.
This video series increased page engagement by 3.5 times.
598K views
The Try Guys, a YouTube channel with more than 7 million subscribers, have used LiveReacting in several shows: a trivia game about a steakhouse got 385K views. In another show they put three questions to the chat, one of them what the host should dip his Doritos in. The viewers cast 3,331 votes, and he did what they chose.
106K views
Amazon India, followed by almost 10 million people, went live to count down the end of Amazon's weekend refresh sale. The video got more than 6.2K likes, almost 200 comments and 40 shares.
This video got 13 times more views than the average video on their Facebook page, by our count.
Up to 11K views a video
NIVEA ran a Christmas campaign called "24 days of giving": a live contest every day from December 1, with a gift to win for someone the viewer loves. To enter, a viewer tagged the person they wanted to give it to.
This video series increased page engagement by 3.5 times.
101K comments
Betclic ran our Last Comment Wins game on Facebook Live: leave the last comment, with nobody else commenting for a minute, and win 500 euros in free bets. The stream got 875 reactions and 22K shares.
50K views, 500+ reactions
Huawei used our countdown clock to promote its "Take your happiness" campaign in Italy. The brand built a Christmas tree that changed color with the emotions people sent in. Entrants uploaded a selfie for a chance to win a new Huawei model or a trip to Lapland.
11K views
McDonald's ran a promo that gave away a free breakfast in one particular hour. They put up a billboard with a hole in the middle, and the hour to go was the hour the sun sat in the hole. They filmed the billboard as a timelapse and broadcast it on Facebook Live.
This video increased page interaction by 1.4 times.
100K views
The airline went live with a trivia game and a chance to win points. They chose a template that runs the game with a host, and gained 4K reactions and 413 shares.
This stream received 60 times more comments than other videos.
26K views, 11.5K comments
Myprotein used a custom template to run an interactive live quiz for Black Friday. Followers answered sports questions in the comments to enter the prize draw, and the video gathered a record number of comments for the page.
This video increased page engagement by 15 times.
1.1M+ views on one stream
A Spanish-language ministry with more than 1.5 million subscribers. Their 24/7 live stream of prayer, preaching and music went on air in February 2026, and by 14 September YouTube counted more than 1.1 million views on it.
Their two one-off live events have 8.2K and 5.9K views. A stream that stays on air keeps collecting views, and this one has more than 140 times as many.
1,000+ films, back on air
The official channel of the Simon's Cat animation brand, with more than 940,000 subscribers and more than 1,000 films in its library. In September 2026 it put those films back on air as a 24/7 live stream of the full-colour classics.
Films the channel had already published go out again, in order, with no computer left on. The films play from a LiveReacting video playlist, with ad breaks set in them.
400K+ views, 6K subscribers
A South Korean cafe music channel with more than 6,000 subscribers. Its 24/7 live stream went on air in May 2026, and by 14 September YouTube counted more than 400,000 views on it. The channel's best uploaded video had 19K views.
By September 14, 2026, this one live stream had more than a quarter of all the views the channel had ever had.
6K views, 2K comments
To mark the release of Bohemian Rhapsody, IMAX went live with a trivia game and tested how well its audience knows Queen. Fifteen fans won free tickets.
This video got 350 times more comments than other videos.
35K views, 6.3K comments
Mary Kay Mexico, known for skin care and makeup, ran a 20-minute live show on Facebook: new products and special deals first, a trivia game to finish.
This trivia game increased engagement by 2 times compared to their other videos.
8.1K views, 21K comments
Hobbii, an international shop for yarn lovers, ran a one-hour live show on Facebook in portrait format, with our Trivia Game and Closest Guess Game in it.
This interactive show increased engagement by 5 times compared to their other live videos.
17.9K comments
Match Masters ran a Facebook live stream where viewers voted for the prize they wanted. The two options, A and B, moved as the votes came in, the prizes were pinatas, and five winners were announced. The stream got 1.9K reactions and 52K shares.
13K views
To celebrate EL AL Airlines' 70th anniversary, they went live with our trivia game template and asked their 600K audience questions about traveling. The stream got more than 2.6K comments and 600 reactions.
This video increased page engagement by 19 times.
2.6K comments
"The 80s Ruled" ran a live trivia game about 1980s pop culture, with answers typed into the comments and a $50 VISA e-gift card as the top prize. The stream got 126 likes and 4.8K shares.
Almost 100 entries
A YouTube live stream with a question-and-answer session and a giveaway, drawn on screen with LiveReacting while the stream ran.
1.5M views
News Mobile ran a reaction poll asking their 350K followers which leader they trust more, Modi Sarkar or Congress. The post got 283K reactions, almost 150K comments and almost 6K shares.
152K views, 39K comments
Diyanet TV invited their 1.5M audience into a trivia game with awards for the winners. The post also got 4.5K reactions.
12K views
InfinitePay, a large payment platform in South America, ran our trivia game on their YouTube channel and offered a new laptop to the winner. The stream got 900 live participants in an hour.
This trivia game increased engagement by 3 times compared to their other live videos.
Viewers take part by typing a comment in the live chat on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or Instagram. In a trivia game, for example, LiveReacting reads the comments, counts the answers and shows the results inside the live stream.
Yes. You can change a lot of elements in the editor. If that is not enough, our team can build a custom poll or game for you for an additional price.
Yes, you can integrate it into the majority of popular live streaming software including OBS, StreamYard, vMix and others.
The Free plan includes three streams a month and does not expire. Everything happens in your browser, and our servers do the streaming.
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