As brands and experts look to promote and monetize the expertise they have internally, a couple of opportunities are to launch channels on over-the-top (OTT) television platforms or to actually monetize and build curriculums, lesson plans, and subscription-based videos.
The logistics and infrastructure necessary to launching custom television apps, integrating subscriptions, payment gateways, and streaming videos isn’t a simple one for a company. No doubt, as soon as you’d launch… app or payment processing requirements would change and require additional development. This is why a SaaS solution for Video-On-Demand is a perfect option.
Uscreen Video On Demand (VOD)
Of course, there’s a platform built just for your to do this. Uscreen has helped over 5000 video creators build and monetize their VOD communities. They’re not just a company that provides the platform, they’re also a community of industry experts set to help you become and stay successful.
Uscreen VOD Features
- Create a beautiful VOD website fast – Launch your video on demand service in just a few simple steps, using any of the stunning Uscreen video website themes and templates. No coding required.
- Create your unique pricing model – Optionally set up subscriptions, rentals or one-time buys for access to your VOD. You can also use coupons and promotions to create exclusive experiences for your subscribers. Best of all, Uscreen’s pricing model isn’t a revenue share.
- Get your own native apps for mobile & TV – Deliver your VOD service wherever your viewers want it. Launch OTT apps on any mobile device or smart TV, including iOS, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire, and Apple TV.
Base features included in all plans include the ability to accept payments globally, geo-blocking access controls, adding subtitles, unlimited streaming, secure SSL checkout, a global CDN, unlimited uploads, 99.9% uptime, and a no buffering guarantee.
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