VPlayed helps businesses stream, manage, and monetize content across devices, without giving up control or revenue. Its white-label setup helps build a platform that’s 100% yours, backed by strong security and flexible deployment. If you're after flexibility, ownership, and global reach without technical headaches, VPlayed could be the right choice.
VPlayed Specifications
Content Creation and Editing Tools (WYSIWYG)
Media Library Management
Content Versioning
Role-Based Permission
What Is VPlayed?
VPlayed is a highly customizable, end-to-end Over-The-Top (OTT) video streaming solution for content creators, broadcasters, media companies, and enterprises. It offers advanced tools that help users launch their own branded video or audio streaming platforms.
Unlike traditional SaaS or cloud-only platforms, VPlayed offers both cloud-based and on-premises deployment options, ensuring flexible infrastructure tailored to every user's unique needs. It delivers an all-in-one technology suite to help users stream, monetize, and manage content with full ownership and zero revenue sharing.
What Is VPlayed Best For?
The platform is best known for its complete ownership capabilities, allowing businesses to launch a fully branded, revenue-generating streaming platform without depending on third-party hosting or revenue-sharing models. This level of ownership means businesses retain 100% of their monetization earnings and customer data.
VPlayed Pricing
VPlayed Integrations
VPlayed integrates with over 200 third-party applications. However, the vendor hasn’t divulged information about the specific apps it integrates with.
Who Is VPlayed For?
The software is suitable for businesses operating in various industries and sectors, including:
- Education
- Media and broadcast
- Fitness
- Entertainment
- Sports
Is VPlayed Right For You?
If you're a content creator or enterprise aiming to launch your own video or audio streaming platform with maximum flexibility, full monetization control, and powerful security, VPlayed is the ideal solution. The platform addresses key pain points such as lack of revenue transparency and limited platform control often found in traditional streaming platforms.
It provides enterprise-grade security protocols, including multi-DRM encryption, SSL certification, and AES encryption, making it safe for both user data and premium content. Furthermore, its scalability allows businesses to expand effortlessly from a small user base to millions of viewers across the globe without compromising on performance or user experience.
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VPlayed Features
VPlayed includes a powerful monetization platform offering multiple models such as Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD), Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD), Ad-based Video on Demand (AVOD), pay-per-view, and even coupon code integration. This feature helps businesses diversify their revenue by mixing ad-supported free content with premium, paid series.
See How It WorksThe software enables clients to build fully branded apps or web platforms with no mention of third-party vendors. This is crucial for media companies like educational institutes or spiritual content providers that want their branding to take center stage without external logos or interference.
See How It WorksVPlayed supports deployment across smart TVs, Android/iOS apps, web platforms, and Roku/Amazon Fire TV, ensuring content accessibility across devices. For example, a music label can use the platform to release new tracks on mobile apps and smart TVs simultaneously.
See How It WorksIt offers an intuitive analytics dashboard that helps businesses monitor user engagement, content performance, revenue trends, and more. A broadcaster can use this feature to evaluate which content genres generate the most traffic and pivot strategies accordingly.
See How It WorksIt offers advanced DRM systems like Microsoft PlayReady, Google Widevine, and Apple FairPlay, along with AES encryption, ensuring end-to-end content protection against piracy. For example, a film distribution company can protect early-release content from unauthorized downloads or screen recordings.
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