
Content Management System (CMS)
Upload titles, add descriptions and images, set prices, track user data, and schedule releases from one dashboard.
Bring your films and TV shows directly to audiences through branded apps and websites. Set your own monetization rules, control distribution, and retain 100% of your revenue.

Most studios only get paid when a TV channel or streaming service buys their shows.
With your own service, you can sell directly to viewers.
More people watch shows on streaming apps than on regular TV. Your own app puts your shows where they already are.
If no channel or streaming service buys a show, it earns nothing. On your own service, you can sell it to viewers directly.
When a deal ends, the show usually just sits there. On your own service, viewers can keep watching it and paying for it.
When a channel buys your show, it keeps all the viewer data. On your own service, you see who watches, what they watch, and where they are.
In countries where nobody bought your show, it earns nothing. With your own service, viewers anywhere in the world can watch your shows.
You manage everything from one system — your OTT CMS. Whatever you publish there appears on your website and every app at once.

Upload titles, add descriptions and images, set prices, track user data, and schedule releases from one dashboard.

Your own apps for Roku, Samsung, LG, Android TV and Google TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, iOS, and Android. They carry your logo, colors, content, and monetization methods.

Viewers browse, subscribe, and watch in their browser, under your studio’s name and design.
Your viewers get a smooth experience on every device.

Each title is encoded at several quality levels. The player switches between them as the connection changes, so video keeps playing instead of stopping to buffer.

Premieres, launches, and live events reach viewers within seconds of going out, over HLS and DASH. Nobody hears about a twist on social media before seeing it.

Video is delivered through several CDNs, servers spread around the world. If one network fails, streams switch to another without interrupting playback.

Viewers’ devices share video data with each other. That cuts the bandwidth your service pays for when a new release draws a big audience.

The platform runs in the cloud and adds capacity as viewers arrive. A premiere night and a quiet Tuesday both run on the same setup.
Finished series, older seasons, and films that are out of license can all earn again.


Make a title available only in countries you haven’t licensed to someone else.

Schedule a title to go live on a set date, such as the day its license with a network expires.

Encrypt your stream with Widevine, PlayReady, and FairPlay, so it can’t be copied or downloaded.

Use forensic watermarking to trace any leaked copy back to the viewer’s account, so you can stop leaks at the source.
You pick the monetization model for each title or channel.
You can also combine several models on the same service with hybrid monetization.
Viewers pay monthly or yearly for access to your library. You can create flexible pricing plans for scale.
Viewers pay once to rent or buy a single title. This works well for new releases and premieres.
Viewers watch for free, and you earn from ads. This is useful for older titles and for reaching new audiences.
Offer free trials or bundle series together to turn casual viewers into paying subscribers.
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Licensing deals tell you what a title sold for.
Your own OTT service tells you who watched, where, and what they’ll want next, based on real numbers.
See which titles people start, finish, and abandon, and at which minute. Break results down by country, device, and subscription plan.

Track sign-ups, cancellations, and ad performance in one dashboard. You’ll spot which titles bring subscribers in and which keep them.

Each viewer gets a personalized experience. Specific catalog titles reach the people most likely to enjoy them.

