What are streaming incidents
costing you?
Plug in the numbers you actually know — monthly viewing hours, typical incident duration, monthly incident rate, engineering response time, revenue per viewer-hour — and see a directional annual cost breakdown plus the savings Streamwake could recover for your platform. Numbers stay in your browser until you choose to save them. Not a financial commitment or industry benchmark — your mileage will vary.
Drag the sliders. See the delta.
Updates on every change — revenue exposure, engineering hours lost, viewer-hours affected — summed monthly then annualised, with Streamwake's modelled reduction in the second card. The defaults below are sensible starting points; replace anything that doesn't match your reality.
Plug in what you actually know.
Defaults are reasonable starting points for a mid-sized streaming platform; drag a slider or type a value to override. Leave the rest where they are.
Total hours streamed per month — the denominator for revenue exposure.
The audience in flight when an incident overlaps a stream.
Stick to the rate your team has logged — not your gut.
Mean time to recovery from first detection to full playback.
Mean time an on-call engineer actively spends per incident — before handing off to fix.
Ads + subscription share combined. $0.05 is a sensible default for ad-funded streams.
Nothing leaves this page until you hit Save my estimate.
$8,284/ mo · ≈ $99,413 / yr
Your current incident cost
Three potential figures below are projected at conservative Streamwake trial-cohort reduction factors (not contract figures — treat them as potential).
With Streamwake
Streamwake is modeled at conservative reduction factors [50%, 60%, 50%]. See Sources & assumptions for the math.