Yes! Full Grip Broadcasting is completely free to use. All overlays and features are available at no cost.

Each overlay has a browser source URL you can copy. In OBS, add a Browser source and paste the URL. The overlay will update in real-time as you race.

Yes! For ACC, you can connect to any server as a spectator. You'll need the server's IP, port, and broadcasting password (provided by the server admin).

Live penalty assignments (DT, SG10/20/30, DSQ), per-car pit and pit lane location, tyre compound changes, wind speed and direction, the 10 and 30 minute weather forecast, rain ETA, and per-car contact and damage events. The same depth a network broadcast runs on, on every overlay.

No. Broadcasting is a spectator client that runs on your own PC. Nothing changes on the race server, no plugin, no extra binary. The server treats it as a normal client connection.

No. Broadcasting runs on your spectator PC and connects to the server the same way any other ACC client would. Drivers do not see anything different and the server does not have to change anything.

Sessions are per event. The website auto evicts session data 48 hours after creation, so generate a fresh Room ID and Token before each broadcast. The operator can also end a session manually from the Race Control settings tab.

Vision is for drivers. AI voice coaching, personal performance tracking, training plans, livery sync, and driver overlays.

Broadcasting is for streamers and race directors. Eleven spectator overlays plus the deeper race data network broadcasts run on: per-frame penalty assignments, real-time pit and pit lane location, tyre compound changes, wind, rain ETA, and 10 and 30 minute weather forecasts.

Bottom line: Vision tells the driver what to do. Broadcasting tells the audience what is happening, with the same depth an official esports production would use.

Yes! All overlays support drag-and-drop positioning and adjustable opacity. Your layout preferences are saved and persist between sessions.

Yes! We're actively working on adding support for more titles. iRacing and ACC EVO are high on our priority list. Join our Discord to vote on which games you'd like to see next.

Yes. Crew Sharing publishes penalties through fullgripmotorsport.com, so the operator's PC and the broadcaster's PC do not need to share a LAN. They do not even need to be in the same country. Anyone authenticated with the matching Room ID and Token receives the same penalty stream.

Time Penalty 5 seconds and 15 seconds (with optional collision tag), Drive Through, Stop and Go 10 / 20 / 30 seconds, and Disqualified. Each penalty can be tagged with a reason such as track limits, contact, or false start, which appears on the broadcaster's Penalty Announcement overlay.

You can position, scale, and adjust the opacity of every overlay independently, and configure the marquee text and scroll speed. Deeper visual theming such as colours, fonts, and channel logos is on the roadmap. For one off events you can also edit the inline CSS on the standalone HTML overlay files in the install directory.

ACC's data feed is more detailed than what LMU exposes. Penalty push, race control, and weather forecast features rely on data that LMU does not provide. LMU still gets the full overlay set with the data it does expose.