Pricing, apps, monetization & migration — compared honestly
Vodlix and Uscreen are both platforms for launching a branded video streaming business — but they price and package it very differently. As of 2026, Uscreen charges a monthly fee plus per-subscriber fees ($149/mo + $1.99 per subscriber on Growth), with mobile apps as a $449/mo add-on and TV apps priced by quote. Vodlix charges a flat monthly price (£1,199–£2,999) with web, mobile, and TV apps included and no revenue share. Here is the full side-by-side.
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| Pricing model | Monthly fee + per-subscriber fees | Flat monthly fee |
| Entry plan | $49/mo + 10% transaction fee (100-subscriber cap) | £1,199/mo flat |
| Mid tier | $149/mo + $1.99 per subscriber | £2,999/mo flat |
| Revenue share | 10% transaction fee on Starter | None |
| Per-subscriber fees | $0.99–$1.99 per subscriber | None |
| Mobile apps (iOS & Android) | From $449/mo add-on | Included |
| TV apps (Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV…) | Quote-only | Included |
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| Live streaming overage | $15 per hour | No hourly overage |
| Ad-based monetization (AVOD) |
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| Server-side ad insertion |
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| Multi-platform DRM |
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| Video quality | Capped at 1080p/2K | No plan-based cap |
| Extra storage | $99 per 100 hours | No storage add-on fees |
| API & webhooks | Limited API | Full API + webhooks |
| Free migration | Support from $449/mo plan | Free on every plan |
| Free trial |
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14 days, no credit card |
Uscreen is a polished platform for individual creators and membership-style video businesses. Its content management, community features, and checkout experience are well designed, and its Starter plan is one of the cheapest ways to test a small paid-video idea — as long as you stay under the 100-subscriber cap and accept the 10% transaction fee.
Vodlix is built for streaming businesses that want their own branded platform on every screen without growth penalties. The flat price includes web, mobile, and TV apps, AVOD advertising with server-side ad insertion, multi-platform DRM, and a full API — and your bill does not increase as your subscriber count grows. Migration from Uscreen is handled free by our team on every plan.
If you are an individual creator with a small audience and simple subscription needs, Uscreen Starter can be a reasonable entry point. If you are building a branded, multi-app streaming service — or your subscriber math on Uscreen is heading past a few hundred subscribers (200 subscribers on Growth already costs about $547/mo as of 2026) — a flat-priced platform pays for itself quickly. The best way to decide is to see both in action with your own content.
If you are evaluating Uscreen against the wider market — pricing, fees, and migration across platforms — see our full Uscreen alternative guide with the complete 2026 fee breakdown and a worked total-cost example.
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