Live Stream Jiu-Jitsu Tournaments
Set up a jiu-jitsu tournament live stream in about 5 minutes.
Set up a jiu-jitsu tournament live stream in about 5 minutes.
Teammates, coaches and families can't always travel to every jiu-jitsu tournament. With EventLive, academies, tournament directors and promoters can live stream a BJJ tournament, from in-house competitions to regional opens with gi and no-gi divisions, and sell pay-per-view tickets from the same event link. There's no contract and no streaming network to sign up with. You pay per event, no subscription required, and keep your ticket revenue.
Set a fixed ticket price or let viewers choose what to pay. Payments go directly to your own Stripe account, and EventLive charges a flat $1.50 per ticket plus Stripe fees. Only ticket holders can watch, on one device at a time.
No need to sign up with a streaming network or hire a broadcast crew. Anyone who can share a link can run a BJJ tournament live stream on EventLive.
Stream with the EventLive app for iPhone or Android, or send a professional feed from OBS, vMix or an ATEM switcher over RTMP. Running several mats? Put one phone on each mat.
BJJ tournaments run brackets on several mats at once. Add a room for each mat to your event, up to 10, and name them Mat 1, Mat 2 and so on. Viewers open one link and switch mats with the tabs at the top of the page, with a red dot on every mat that's live. Sell one ticket for the whole tournament, or a separate ticket for each mat. Each mat streams from its own phone or camera and gets its own replay. Learn how multi-room events work.
Add your academy or tournament logo and a cover photo, or embed the stream and ticketing on your own website so viewers buy and watch without leaving it.
Every live stream is recorded automatically. Competitors and their teams can rewatch matches to study what worked, and you can download the full recording for highlights.
Create an event in the EventLive app or Broadcaster, add a room for each mat, set a ticket price and share your event link. On tournament day, put a phone on a tripod at the edge of each mat and tap Go Live, or stream from professional cameras over RTMP. For camera placement, audio and a day-of checklist, see our guide to live streaming a jiu-jitsu tournament.
Yes. Connect your Stripe account, set a fixed price or let viewers choose what to pay, and viewers buy tickets on a secure Stripe checkout. Ticket revenue goes directly to your Stripe account. EventLive charges $1.50 per ticket plus Stripe processing fees.
Yes. Ticketing is optional. Leave the ticket price off and anyone with the link can watch for free, or offer free early rounds and charge for finals as a separate event.
You set the price. A common approach is around $10 to $20 per day for all mats. Consider a lower price for in-house and local tournaments and a higher one for regional opens and championships.
EventLive is priced per event, with no contract and no subscription required. Each event credit covers up to 24 hours of streaming with unlimited concurrent viewers, and each extra mat uses one more credit per day. Credit packs lower the price per event, and the unlimited plan includes extra mats at no extra cost. See the pricing below.
Yes. Add a room for each mat to one event, up to 10 mats, and stream them at the same time from separate phones or cameras. Viewers use one link and switch mats with tabs, and one ticket can cover every mat. For multi-day tournaments, for example gi on Saturday and no-gi on Sunday, set the number of days on the event and every mat follows. Rooms need a business account. See multi-room events for details.
Yes. Every stream is recorded automatically and ticket holders can watch the replay on the same event page. Replay is included for 30 days and can be extended to 1 or 10 years.
Just the event link. Viewers watch in a web browser on a phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV. No app download or account is needed.
Create your event, set your ticket price and go live in minutes. Teams and families can watch every match from anywhere.
