Putting video on your own site sounds like an engineering project. Encoding, players, mobile playback, storage. So most teams take the shortcut and publish to YouTube or a social feed instead.
The result? Your audience watches somewhere else, the platform keeps the data, and the advertising revenue goes to someone who did not make the content.
With Entry, the video lives on your pages — and so do your viewers, your data and your revenue.
Every clip your team has published, in one searchable place — no more files scattered across drives and inboxes.
Add and prepare your videos, then tag and describe them so the right clip surfaces months later, for anyone on the team.
A fast, branded player that starts quickly on a phone on mobile data — the same playback stack the world's biggest streaming services run on.
Publish straight into the pages you already run. Your CMS, your layout, your audience — the video appears where you want it.
Four solutions on one backbone. Start with video on the site you already have, and grow into a streaming service of your own — without ever changing platform.
For publishers who want professional video on their existing website. One library for the whole newsroom, a fast branded player, and your traffic stays where it is.
Everything in Entry, plus the front-end builder — design and publish your own streaming site without developers. Essentials also unlocks the full add-on range, so you can earn money on your content and reach every screen.
Everything in Essentials, plus live streaming and the capacity to match. Cover breaking news, matches and events in real time — with the same workflow your team already knows.
Our enterprise solution runs on Vimond VIA—the same backbone that powers some of the world's largest streaming services. Configured around your workflow, your integrations and your scale.
Tell us about your goals and timeline.
We’ll show you how Vimond Essentials can help you monetise, launch, and scale.
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