Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Vodlix provides fully customizable white-label OTT apps.

Yes. Vodlix supports migration for businesses moving from other OTT platforms.

For scalable long-term growth, Vodlix is generally more cost-effective than Vimeo OTT.

VOD (Video on Demand) streaming lets viewers watch video content whenever they choose instead of at a scheduled broadcast time, putting convenience and control in the viewer's hands.

OTT means content delivered directly over the internet, and VOD is a core part of it: an on-demand content library combined with the flexibility of internet streaming.

The three main models are subscription VOD (SVOD) like Netflix, transactional VOD (TVOD) like movie rentals, and ad-supported VOD (AVOD) like YouTube.

SVOD charges a recurring fee for unlimited access to a content library, while TVOD charges per title, such as renting or buying a single movie.

AVOD services are free for viewers and generate revenue by showing advertisements alongside or within the content.

Content Delivery Networks store copies of videos in multiple locations so the server closest to the viewer delivers the stream, keeping load times fast anywhere in the world.

Encoding and transcoding adjust a video's format and quality so it plays smoothly on any device, whether phone, tablet, or TV, and adapts to the viewer's internet speed.

A good VOD service is not just about the videos; an easy, intuitive interface helps viewers find and watch what they love, which directly affects engagement.

VOD lets creators reach audiences on the viewers' own schedule and monetize a content library through subscriptions, rentals, or advertising.

White-label platforms like Vodlix provide the streaming infrastructure, apps, and monetization tools to launch an OTT service, and you can start with a 14-day free trial.

VOD streaming allows users to watch videos anytime instead of following a fixed schedule.

Through three models, alone or blended: SVOD (recurring subscriptions, like Netflix), TVOD (pay per title — rentals and purchases, like Apple TV), and AVOD (free to watch, funded by ads, like YouTube). Most large platforms now combine at least two.

Most businesses prefer OTT solutions because they reduce cost, complexity, and launch time.

With OTT solutions, it can take days or weeks. Custom builds may take months.

The 4.0 update adds Top 10 content lists, TV app login via web or QR code, built-in Google Analytics 4 and Facebook Pixel, guided admin tours, Stripe hosted payment pages, SVOD discounts, and multi-audio and subtitle stitching.

You can now set a content list's type to Top 10, and the list will display ranking numbers such as 1, 2, 3 before its items.

TV apps now allow login via the website or mobile app, either by opening a URL in a browser or by scanning a QR code from the mobile app. Depending on which version has been released, some apps may need to be re-published.