go live
Begin real-time transmission
Go live means to launch or become operational, typically referring to a system, website, broadcast, or project transitioning from development or testing to active use: The new website goes live tomorrow, We're scheduled to go live at noon.
In broadcasting, going live means switching to real-time transmission rather than recorded content.
The phrase often marks a significant milestone—the moment when something becomes visible or accessible to its intended audience.
- launchSet into motion
- launch dayOfficial public release date
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
- deployPosition for use
- premiereFirst public performance
stream · activate · release · kickoff · countdown · switchover · cutover · debut · airtime · transmit · production · rollout · migration · downtime · rehearsal · staging · dress rehearsal · beta
- online actionsposting, click, commenting, tap, replying
- streamingNetflix, Hulu, streaming, stream, YouTube
- Product Developmentdevelopment, roadmap, prototype, design, backlog
- activationactivate, triggers, firing, commence, initiate
- broadcastair, beam, broadcast, emit, radiate
- launcheslaunch, launched, rocket launch, blast off, satellite launch
go liveshut down
Cease to operate
take offline · decommission · sunset · go dark · kill