Frequently Asked Questions

Vodlix is a white-label OTT solution for video on demand and live TV streaming, designed to let publishers run fully functional branded streaming platforms with ongoing technology and support.

Vodlix offers a range of monetization models, including Advertising-Supported (AVOD), Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD), Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD), and Hybrid models.

On Pay as You Grow we act as merchant of record: we bill your subscribers, keep $0.99 per active subscriber per month, and pass the rest to you. An inactive or cancelled subscriber costs you nothing.

Vodlix supports subscription (SVOD), advertising (AVOD), transactional rentals and pay per view (TVOD), plus FAST style free live channels, all configured from the same platform.

Yes. Vodlix lets you mix subscriptions, advertising and transactional sales on one platform, so a single service earns from subscribers, ad supported viewers and one off buyers at once.

No. Vodlix monetisation methods are switched on and priced from the admin area, with secure integrated payment gateways, so the commercial model can go live alongside the content.

Yes. Vodlix monetisation spans mobile, tablets, televisions, PCs and connected devices, with app store billing handled where required, so a purchase on one device is honoured on all.

Choose the mix that fits your content and audience: subscriptions for regular viewers, advertising for free tier reach and TVOD for premium titles and events. Vodlix lets you adjust the mix as your strategy evolves.

Hybrid Model is a combination of two or more monetization methods to increase the chances of revenue generation.

Yes. The Vodlix Roku app runs on the same backend as your web, mobile and other TV apps, sharing one catalogue, one set of subscriber accounts and the same content lists and promotions.

The list covers ten leading options: Vodlix, Webnexs VOD, Muvi, Wowza, Brightcove, Dacast, Kaltura, IBM Watson Media, JW Player, and Vimeo OTT, each with different strengths in customization, monetization, and streaming features.

Evaluate providers on six criteria: ease of use, variety of monetization models, viewer experience quality, built-in marketing tools, round-the-clock customer support, and customization plus scalability.

Look for subscriptions (SVOD) with flexible packages and pricing, rentals and pay-per-view (TVOD) for premium one-time purchases, and ad-based options. Supporting several models lets you serve different audience preferences and diversify revenue.

Useful built-in tools include giveaway funnels for promotions and contests, intelligent email automation for targeted subscriber updates, community features like live chat and forums, and retention tools such as recommendations, exclusive content, and loyalty programs.

Vodlix ranks first for its speed, branded OTT apps, dedicated customer support, smooth viewing experience, website builder templates, and choice of cloud or on-premise deployment, with a 14-day free trial to test it all.

OTT video streaming platforms primarily use four models based on video on demand: subscription (SVOD), advertising (AVOD), transactional (TVOD), and a hybrid model that combines two of them.

SVOD charges viewers a recurring fee, billed yearly, monthly, weekly, or even daily, for unlimited access to the platform's content while the subscription lasts. It is the most popular model among OTT providers and was popularized by Netflix.

AVOD stands for Advertising Video on Demand — a model where viewers watch content for free while the platform earns revenue from ads shown before, during, or after playback. Users choose what to watch and when from an on-demand library.

Transactional Video On Demand lets viewers pay once to access specific content for a limited time or permanently. It suits special events, exclusive releases, and premium tutorials that offer value beyond regular streams.

A hybrid model combines any two OTT revenue models, for example a free ad-supported library alongside premium or original content unlocked by subscription or pay-per-view. YouTube is a well-known example of the hybrid approach.