BOXCAST VS. RESI

Features

Custom Streaming Protocol

Both providers offer custom protocols designed for stream stability. BoxCast uses BoxCast Flow for proactive error correction without massive delays, while Resi uses RSP and could result in heavy buffering.

4K Hardware Encoders

Both platforms offer dedicated 4K hardware encoders, but BoxCast’s Spark encoder lets you broadcast in full 4K60 starting at just $999, while Resi limits you to 4K30 with hardware starting at $3,749.99.

$999

$3,749.99

Supports 3rd Party Encoders

Stream using the tools you already own. Both platforms give you the flexibility to connect and broadcast using standard third-party hardware or software encoders.

Maximum Resolution + Framerate

Give your audience ultra-smooth motion. BoxCast supports full 4K resolution at 60 frames per second, while Resi limits you to either a lower framerate (4K30) or a lower resolution (1080p60).

App + Browser-Based Streaming

BoxCast includes free, native mobile and browser-based streaming on every plan for ultimate mobility. Resi lacks native support for these methods, requiring third-party workarounds.

Multi-Lingual Captioning

Make your broadcasts accessible to everyone. BoxCast includes built-in multi-lingual captioning directly on the platform, a feature entirely missing from Resi's core offering.

OTT Apps

Put your content on the big screen. Both platforms allow you to launch custom TV and mobile apps, but BoxCast builds theirs custom and completely in-house.

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