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# What is Streams Manager?

Streams Manager is a software as a service solution (SaaS) service that allows you to automate much of your Plex, Emby or Jellyfin server and user management. This is a must have for hobbyists who have a single server with a handful of users or for those running massive operations.

As mentioned, this is a SaaS solution which means that there is no hosting needed, no databases or other infrastructure to manage. You simply subscribe and use the system. On the other hand this also means that the system does not provide a self hosting option. Under certain circumstances, you may be allowed to host the database where Streams Manager stores its data if that is an attractive option for you.

To get more details about the system, included features and other information, please visit: [https://streamsmanager.com.](https://streamsmanager.com/features-2/)

Streams manager provides integrations with following systems:

* Media servers:
  * P-share server
  * Emby server
  * Jellyfin server
* Payment gateways:
  * PayPal
  * Stripe
  * Square
  * Sumup
  * Plisio (crypto payment gateway)
* Media request systems:
  * Overseer
  * Ombi
  * Petio
* Notification systems:
  * Discord
  * Email

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