Frequently Asked Questions

Your website, iOS and Android apps, and TV apps for Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung, and LG smart TVs. Viewers can also cast from their phone with Chromecast and AirPlay.

Run free channels with server-side ad insertion through Publica or Aniview, sell subscriptions, charge pay-per-view for events, and package channels into bouquets. Each channel has its own model, so free and premium channels can share one lineup.

Yes. Geo-fencing allows or blocks countries per channel and per title, and the CAS and user control manager enforces territory, age, and screen limits at the stream, not only in the interface. Premium streams can also be protected with DRM.

Yes. Live channels and on-demand video are managed in the same content manager and shown in the same apps, so you can publish episodes, films, and highlights next to the channels they came from.

Your brand. Vodlix is white label: your logo, colours, and channel artwork, on your own domain and in apps published under your name.

Yes. For operators running IPTV on a network they control, multicast support sends one copy of a channel to every receiver tuned to it, so the cost of a popular channel does not grow with its audience. See also IPTV.

Live streaming is included on the Professional, Business, and Enterprise plans; current prices and what each plan includes are on the pricing page. To see your channels running before you commit, book a demo or start a 14-day free trial.

A streaming platform for creators is a branded video service that the creator owns: a website plus mobile and TV apps where fans watch, subscribe, and pay the creator directly. With Vodlix, creators launch one under their own name and domain, keep the relationship with their audience, and choose how to earn, with subscriptions, pay-per-view, ads, or a mix.

On social platforms, the algorithm decides who sees your videos and the platform sets the monetization rules. On your own Vodlix platform you set the prices, own the subscriber relationship, and decide how your library is organized and presented. Most creators keep social media for discovery and use their own platform for their most engaged fans.

No. Keep using social platforms to reach new people. Your Vodlix platform is where your most engaged viewers come to watch everything you make, subscribe, and buy premium content.

YouTubers, influencers, podcasters, educators, coaches, fitness, gaming, and lifestyle creators, and any personal brand with a video library and a loyal audience.

Yes. Vodlix is white label: your logo, colors, and content layout, on your own domain and in your own branded apps.

You can sell subscriptions (SVOD), charge per title (TVOD and pay-per-view), run ads on free content (AVOD), sell bundles and gift vouchers, or combine them in a free-plus-premium model. See all OTT monetization models.

Your website, iOS and Android apps, and TV apps including Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung, and LG smart TVs.

No. You upload, organize, price, and publish content from one dashboard, and the Vodlix team handles the streaming infrastructure.

Yes. Upload your existing videos, series, and courses, and Vodlix transcodes them for web, mobile, and TV playback. If you are moving from another video platform, the team offers free assisted migration.

Vodlix has plans for different stages of growth, from a web platform to branded mobile and TV apps. Current plans and what each includes are on the pricing page, and every plan can be tried first with a 14-day free trial.

Yes. Start a 14-day free trial and build your creator platform before you commit, or book a demo to see it first.

Vodlix provides a white-label platform that allows educational institutions, eLearning businesses, and training providers to launch their own branded video streaming service for hosting and delivering educational content.

Yes, Vodlix supports various monetization models, including subscriptions, pay-per-view, coupons, and bundles—without taking a revenue share.