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Add supported services, accounts, proxies, or manual sources through consistent, capability-aware controls.
Connect authorized OTT services, operate live channels and events, distribute workloads across load balancers, and publish stable protected outputs—all from your own infrastructure.
Overview of your streaming services, accounts, and system status
xOTT brings service access, stream processing, event automation, distribution, monitoring, and delivery together without taking control of your infrastructure.
Add supported services, accounts, proxies, or manual sources through consistent, capability-aware controls.
Start channels and events with automatic format selection, recovery rules, on-demand behavior, and load-balancer placement.
Publish stable, protected HLS and M3U outputs to viewers or an existing XUI delivery workflow.
Inspect stream health, active connections, CPU and memory use, playback progress, node placement, logs, and recovery state from one dashboard.
These code-rendered interface illustrations follow the current xOTT frontend—its real controls, states, metrics, and terminology—so you can understand the operating experience before installing.
Filter the catalog, inspect live health, see exact placement, and start, stop, restart, configure, or batch-manage streams without losing context.
Discover live and upcoming events, apply dynamic slot rules, keep permanent playlist URLs, and arm server-side auto-start without leaving a browser open.
Football · Live event
Football · Starts 20:45
Choose the media path and placement strategy, apply capacity limits, and manage registered load balancers from the same server workspace.
Read normalized system utilization and active viewer sessions in one place, including which server actually serves each connection.
Recreated from the current xOTT React interface. Values and account names are illustrative; controls and terminology reflect the product.
Practical controls for operating varied sources reliably, efficiently, and at scale.
Use 140 maintained native adapters, with a consistent action interface for account, channel, event, playback, DRM and VOD workflows where each provider supports them.
Real-time HLS restreaming with advanced track selection, service-level defaults, recovery rules, and protected playback URLs.
Add worker servers from the Server page and let xOTT place streams on healthy nodes while the main panel stays the controller and public HLS output endpoint.
Comprehensive Video on Demand management with content categorization, search, metadata handling, and download capabilities.
Manage live and upcoming sports events with automatic refresh, auto-start, stable event slots, and dynamic rules for teams, competitions, categories, and keywords.
Route authorized provider traffic through service, account, or stream-level proxy pools with connectivity tests, SmartDNS integration, health-aware selection, and fallback.
Advanced Telegram notification system for real-time alerts, status updates, and system monitoring.
Export live channels and stable event slots to XUI with mapped URLs, sync logs, status checks, and provider-friendly event workflows.
Advanced DRM decryption support for Widevine and PlayReady protected content with automatic key extraction.
PostgreSQL-backed state with diagnostics, integrity checks, automatic backups, and restore from server backups or uploaded backup files.
Generate token-protected M3U outputs per service, globally, or per viewer. URLs stay stable while the content behind them updates automatically.
Create viewer accounts with assigned services, accounts, streams, protected playlists, connection limits, and expiration dates.
Optimized backend polling, worker-based stream processing, cached service catalogs, and reduced database pressure for busy installations.
Start saved service or manually added streams when a viewer requests HLS, keep them active while watched, and stop them after the configured idle timeout.
Schedule and manage recordings alongside stream logs, batch actions, per-stream diagnostics, and health telemetry from the same operational dashboard.
Explore focused workflows for operators replacing fragmented scripts, overloaded origin servers, and manual channel maintenance.
Centralize service accounts, channels, VOD, events, output URLs, monitoring and access policies in a self-hosted operations panel.
Explore OTT managementDistribute stream processing across healthy workers with placement policies, node telemetry, fallback and stable public outputs.
Explore load balancingPublish stable, token-protected live, VOD and event outputs into an existing XUI workflow without rebuilding your delivery stack.
Explore XUI deliveryTrack stream health, logs and worker capacity, then apply automated restart and recovery controls when sources fail.
Explore stream monitoringA purpose-built streaming engine for long-running live workloads, changing provider sessions, and distributed operation.
Our custom streaming engine is built for long-running live output with worker isolation, TS passthrough, stable HLS segment handling, and optional UDP/RTMP/SRT outputs.
Keep services operating with stream recovery, refresh-on-restart, scheduled restarts, FPS/CPU/memory restart conditions, and persistent stream state.
Route authorized provider requests through system-level SmartDNS, proxy pools, assignment-aware script execution, and health-aware proxy selection.
Handle authorized Widevine and PlayReady sources through integrated manifest, PSSH, key, and rotation workflows.
Export linear channels, active events, and stable event slots to XUI-based delivery workflows with consistent URLs and clear sync status.
Build fixed provider-facing outputs that automatically map to the right live event by team, competition, category, keyword, or regex rule.
Instead of combining unrelated scripts, process managers, proxy tools, monitoring pages, and playlist generators, operate the complete workflow from one maintained system.
A maintained catalog spanning major and regional providers. Available actions vary by provider, account, territory, and subscription; xOTT detects supported capabilities in the panel.
Main-panel licenses include the complete management platform. Each Load Balancer is licensed separately at exactly half the corresponding panel price.
Test the full engine with your own setup before committing
Panel and Load Balancer trials are free
Perfect for professional streaming operations starting out
Load Balancer Monthly: $25 / month
Best value for long-term professional operations
Load Balancer Annual: $225 / year
All payments processed securely through cryptocurrency payment system
Renew or restore any non-lifetime license from your account dashboard
Technical help through the published Telegram and email channels
xOTT evolves with provider changes and real operational feedback. Every update is documented.
More accurate worker status, race-safe reconciliation, and a smoother account-registration journey.
IZZI Go integration, stronger fMP4 audio continuity, upstream cooldown coordination, and safer recovery.
Compatibility-aware TS/fMP4 selection and faster, bounded on-demand startup pipelines.
Practical setup guides for installation, services, outputs, viewers, XUI, and daily operation
Install, activate, add your first service, start streams, and configure stable outputs
Read GuideConfigure accounts, proxy pools, service defaults, and dynamic event outputs
Read GuideInstall worker nodes, configure placement policies, node groups, fallback behavior, and stream assignment
Read GuideConfigure admin access, separate streaming ports, domains, HTTPS, Cloudflare, UFW, and public output URLs
Read GuideService script actions, Telegram alerts, and external panel integration notes
Read GuidexOTT Panel is self-hosted stream management software for operators handling authorized live TV, VOD and event sources. It combines service adapters, stream operations, monitoring, worker nodes, protected outputs and integrations in one dashboard.
Yes. Worker-node load balancing can place stream workloads according to node health, CPU, memory, active streams, groups and operator-defined policies while the main server remains the controller and public output endpoint.
Yes. xOTT can publish stable live, VOD and event outputs into an XUI-based delivery workflow, with configurable synchronization and protected output URLs.
xOTT handles common HLS and MPEG-DASH inputs and produces HLS delivery outputs. Available tracks, DRM handling and playback behavior depend on the configured source and the operator's authorization.
Yes. Customers are responsible for ensuring they have the rights and permissions required to access, process and distribute every configured source.
Have questions? Need support? We're here to help you succeed with xOTT Panel.
The free one-day trial includes the complete panel so you can validate your services, streams, outputs, and infrastructure before choosing a longer plan.
Use xOTT only with content you are authorized to access and distribute.