

it has some inbuilt alerts and the chat feature so overlays arent needed. Twitch studio is kinda basic imo but easy to use and simplisitc which might be useful if you want to get out there and just stream. Stinger Transition TEMPLATE (After Effects) for OBS studio & SLOBS BUTTONS Stream Deck. From what i seen its pretty inuitive and involves a lot of drag and dropping which appeals to those who cant be asked to to do a lot of configuring/using 3rd party stuff. EPIC Panels Alerts Banners + PSD template for Twitch Youtube etc. StreamLabs is more customised for Streaming on certain services but i feel like its limited in some degrees as a lot of the time people will just use the easy drag and drop templates/overlays, somewhat intensive in resources compared to obs but if you dont want to invest in the learning curve for a full OBS setup and just want easy to use features. I recommend making sure to read a ton of guides and see what others have setup if you go with this route


Advance/more technical streamers benefit from this. OBS basically is lighter, suitable for multi purpose usage such as recording/streaming on many different services, more support due to being out for a while, customisable with its scripting and likely to have more updates.
