Frequently Asked Questions

A Vodlix package is anything a viewer buys on a recurring basis, including free trials, daily and weekly plans, monthly and annual subscriptions and lifetime offers, all managed with the same model.

Editing a Vodlix package is a matter of a few fields such as name, price, billing period and content access, so adding or adjusting a tier takes minutes in the CMS rather than a deployment.

Yes. Every Vodlix package is the same shape, so multiple offers for different markets, campaigns or audiences sit side by side in one list and are managed the same way.

No. Vodlix lets you add or retire packages without touching existing ones. Current subscribers stay on their plan and price, and a retired package simply stops accepting new signups.

Yes. A trial is either the Free Trial setting on a paid package, with a length in days, weeks, months or years before the plan's price applies, or a Subscription Trial package of its own. Both live in the same list and are managed like any other package, which is why you can run several trials at once.

No. A package is a record with a few fields, so adding a tier or changing a price is somebody typing rather than a release. That matters less on the day you launch than it does eighteen months later, when the offer you need is not the one you built.

Yes, all of them read one list. Purchases inside the iOS and Android apps run through the stores' own billing and carry the renewal terms those stores require, so the apps pass review, but the package itself is defined once.

In settings that apply across all packages rather than on each one. That keeps packages small and means changing something like the grace period is a single decision instead of one edit per plan.

Yes. The Vodlix Partner Manager shows each partner's views, attributed revenue and payments due at a glance, so you can compare partners and base acquisition decisions on measured performance.

Vodlix integrates with more than 23 payment gateways worldwide, covering credit and debit cards, digital wallets, mobile money services and app store in app purchases, so subscribers can pay with the method they trust.

Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net and iPay88 are configured on Vodlix by default, among others, so you can start collecting subscription and pay per view revenue immediately after launch.

You can request a payment gateway by region and payment model, and Vodlix will add the integration for the markets you serve, so your platform is never limited to a fixed list of providers.

Yes. Vodlix supports mobile enabled payment gateways including M Pesa and IdeaBiz, which is essential for markets where mobile money is more widely used than cards.

Yes, Vodlix has a built-in coupon code engine that is user-friendly and allows you to generate one or many coupons within a few minutes

Yes, Vodlix allows you to provide rewards and appraisals to your viewers through promotional and discount offers such as a fixed amount or a percentage off.

Vodlix supports ads (AVOD), subscriptions (SVOD), pay-per-view or rental (TVOD) and a mix of these. You set a default for the platform and can change the model for any show or episode later in the editor.

Pay per view (PPV) and transactional video on demand (TVOD) let a viewer buy a single title on Vodlix without a subscription, either as a timed rental or as a permanent purchase.

No. Vodlix PPV and TVOD let viewers purchase one film, event or series without joining a plan, using the same checkout and payment gateways as the rest of your platform.

Yes, title by title. Rental Hours on each title decides: a number of hours makes it a timed rental and 0 makes it a permanent purchase, so one catalogue can mix rentals and purchases, each at its own price.

No. Vodlix transactional sales use your existing catalogue, player and payment gateways, so adding pay per view or rentals is a configuration choice rather than a development project.