Buffer-Free Streaming Always On. Everywhere.
Deliver live events, sports, and large on demand libraries with five nines availability. IO River gives streaming teams unified control, real time steering, and provider consistency without migrations or operational overhead.


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How IO River
Helps Streaming Platforms
Adaptive Traffic Steering for Peak Demand
Routes traffic across multiple providers based on real-time performance and capacity signals, maintaining stable playback during traffic spikes and major live events when a single CDN cannot absorb the load.
Cost-Based Optimization Without Quality Loss
Balances delivery performance and total cost in real time using region-specific pricing and contract data, protecting commitments while eliminating unnecessary overages.
Region-Aware Observability Across Every Provider
Monitors latency, availability, and cache health per provider and per region, helping teams detect issues early and pinpoint where performance gaps affect viewer experience.
One Control Layer Across Every CDN
Prevents configuration drift by centralizing caching, routing, origins, and failover policies. Define settings once and apply them consistently across all providers to reduce operational fragility.
Built for Streaming At Scale


Full Control. One Platfrom.
Customize your Multi-Edge Infrastructure and manage everything from a single UI—without being locked in or slowed down.


Single CDN. Built by Many.
No manual config. No Devops overhead. One endpoint that auto-optimizes for performance cost, and availability out of the box.
WE SOLVE REAL PROBLEMs. FOR REAL PEOPLE.
Features that matter most
Frequently Asked Questions?
No. IO River is designed as a distributed control layer that operates across providers. Traffic continues to flow through your connected CDNs, and steering logic is built to tolerate provider degradation without creating a centralized failure point.
IO River can ingest and correlate external performance and QoE signals as part of routing and observability workflows. Specific integrations vary by platform and use case, and are typically configured in collaboration with our team.
That depends on your delivery strategy and operational goals. Some teams start with Multi-CDN as a Service for simplified control, while others adopt Virtual CDN or Virtual Edge for deeper consolidation and security. Our team helps map the right product to your architecture.
Yes. IO River supports adding regional and private CDNs as part of your routing strategy. These providers can participate in traffic decisions and monitoring, even if configuration and feature depth vary by provider.
Yes. IO River can integrate your private CDN as an unmanaged service. It can participate in steering decisions and performance monitoring, even if configuration and control remain external to IO River.
Keep every viewer connected



