Stop paying for Audiomovers.
Two DAWs send and receive audio in one room. Browser listeners hear both with a link. Put RELAY on a track and name a room.
- DAW to DAW
- Send and receive with another RELAY. Lossless on LAN; adaptive Opus up to 510 kbps online.
- In a browser
- Open a room link and hear both plugins. Enter its password if set; no install.
- Talk back
- Listeners can send their mic back to you. Off by default.
Compare RELAY, LISTENTO and SonoBus
| RELAY | Audiomovers LISTENTO | SonoBus | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | Paid subscription | Free |
| Browser link | Yes | Yes | No, app or plugin required |
| Account | No | Yes | No |
| Open source | Yes (MPL-2.0) | No | Yes (GPL-3.0) |
| Talkback | Yes | — | App only |
Audiomovers and LISTENTO are trademarks of their owners. Comparison as of September 2026.
Get RELAY
Choose a build for your DAW. No account needed.
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Questions
Is RELAY a free alternative to Audiomovers?
Yes. Send and receive DAW audio with another RELAY, or share both with browser listeners. Free and open source; no account or subscription.
Can I protect a room?
Yes. Set an optional password in the plugin and share it with listeners separately from the room link.
How does audio travel?
The two computers connect directly when possible; a server only introduces them. On strict networks RELAY can fall back to an encrypted relay server.
What does it run on?
CLAP and VST3 on Windows, macOS and Linux; AU v2 on macOS.