Restream ME — Proprietary Sports Streaming Infrastructure for Federations & Broadcasters
Proprietary signal delivery infrastructure. Running since 2009.
Not a SaaS multistreaming tool. Not a third-party platform integration. CDN signal delivery, simultaneous multistreaming, a closed player with token access control, the ME dashboard, and automated recording and archive — on infrastructure that Well Run owns and operates.
Not a SaaS tool. Proprietary infrastructure.
Same word, opposite architecture. Where your signal actually travels is the entire value proposition.
The name "Restream" sits beside commodity multistreaming tools — but the signal never touches a third-party platform. The CDN, the closed player and the archive run on hardware Well Run has operated since 2009.
One platform, five distinct jobs.
The live signal travels to Well Run's own CDN — collocated servers plus Amazon EC2 — and out from there. No third-party CDN sits in the path to fail mid-broadcast.
Matters most to · rights holders & production companies- 01CDN signal delivery
- 02Multistreaming
- 03Closed player — token access
- 04ME dashboard
- 05Recording & archive
A running system — not a demo.
Restream ME runs on collocated servers in a European data centre and on Amazon EC2. The architecture is designed for live broadcast reliability — not media-hosting latency tolerances. The delivery path from production environment to viewer player is measured in frames, not seconds. Redundancy is built into the hybrid architecture: collocated infrastructure handles primary signal delivery; EC2 scales to absorb peak load during high-volume competition events.
eu1edge.well.run is a live operational edge node, currently carrying signals from Well Run broadcast deployments in Belgium and internationally. A buyer who wants to verify the infrastructure exists before entering a licensing conversation can address it directly. This is what a platform licensing candidate would build on — not a reference architecture, not a prototype, not a product in staged rollout. A running system, live, now.
Three ways to deploy. Your situation decides.
Managed, end to end
Well Run configures destinations, runs the ME dashboard and monitors the signal. Priced per competition or as a monthly managed service.
Your product, our infrastructure
Licensed as the CDN + closed-player layer inside a third-party platform, run under their own brand. Youtopia Sports is in active licensing negotiation.
Automatic — the volume path
Cloud encoding via Restream ME ships in every APEX OS deployment. Routing to any destination is automatic — no separate config.
Operational proof, not a feature list.
Continuous CDN operation — through every platform shift, no rebuild.
Broadcasts carried at peak, across every sport.
Live productions delivered on owned infrastructure.
eu1edge.well.run — a public edge node carrying signals now.
Questions, answered.
Is this the same as Restream.io or similar multistreaming tools?
No. Restream ME is proprietary infrastructure — not a third-party SaaS platform. The signal delivery runs on Well Run's own collocated servers and Amazon EC2; there is no third-party platform in the signal path. Commodity tools route your signal through their infrastructure under their terms. Restream ME routes it through infrastructure Well Run owns and operates — with no dependency on a third party that can change its terms, pricing or availability.
Can Restream ME deliver to our federation's private platform?
Yes. Restream ME can deliver to any RTMP-compatible destination — private federation platforms, closed broadcaster feeds and subscription streaming services included. Destination configuration is handled by Well Run as part of the managed service, or directly by the client via the ME dashboard. If your platform has specific integration requirements, confirm the technical specification in conversation and we will confirm compatibility.
How is the closed player access controlled?
Access is token-based. Each viewer session receives a time-limited token that authorises playback; the stream URL is never exposed to the viewer — they receive a valid session, not an address they can copy or share. Tokens can be scoped to individual users, geographic regions or time windows depending on the rights holder's distribution requirements. A shared session link delivers an expired or invalid token, not a working stream.
Is Restream ME available as a white-label platform?
Platform licensing is available for organisations that want to integrate Restream ME infrastructure into their own product under their own brand. The licensee operates the platform under their brand; Well Run provides the infrastructure layer. Terms — deployment scale, exclusivity and support arrangements — are confirmed in conversation. Contact us with your platform architecture and we will confirm compatibility and licensing structure.
What is the uptime and reliability record?
Continuous operational history since 2009 is the baseline. Specific SLA terms are confirmed as part of any licensing or managed service arrangement — the right SLA depends on deployment scale and the rights holder's broadcast obligations. For platform licensing candidates, infrastructure specifications including redundancy architecture, failover model and historical uptime are provided as part of technical due diligence.
How does Restream ME integrate with APEX OS?
Cloud encoding via Restream ME is built into every APEX OS deployment. Signal routing from the APEX OS production environment to any number of simultaneous destinations is handled automatically — no separate configuration required. Adding a destination, changing a platform or accessing the archive is done through the ME dashboard. The two systems share a single operational workflow from production to viewer.
Can Restream ME support multiple simultaneous live events?
Yes. The ME dashboard supports multiple concurrent broadcast schedules and destination configurations. Production companies managing multiple clients, or federations running concurrent competition streams, can operate from a single Restream ME deployment. Capacity for specific concurrent volume requirements is confirmed in conversation based on the deployment architecture.
Tell us your signal distribution requirement.
The specific requirement is the right entry point — it tells us which capability is relevant and which deployment model fits before the call. Service, licence, or APEX OS integration. We'll confirm the path.