Since the rise of subscription-based Video on Demand services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, cable companies’ dominance has declined. People are receptive to subscription-based video streaming services, and the positive response can be attributed to various benefits such as:
- The user gets to choose what to watch
- The user gets to choose when to watch
- The user gets to choose the screen/device on which he/she can watch
Moreover, many popular subscription VOD services offer fresh content across categories such as Comedy, Documentaries, Movies, Series, Stand-up comedy, Feature Films, Cartoons, etc.
As viewers sign up for more streaming platforms, tracking recurring payments and renewal dates becomes increasingly important. Subpilot is a subscription management app that helps users review detected recurring charges from supported connected accounts and check upcoming renewals where data is available, making it easier to decide which subscriptions they want to keep, cancel, or investigate further.
No doubt, video streaming websites like YouTube are awesome for users. But as a publisher, do you have control over your content? Can you monetize your video content to its full potential? Probably not.
For publishers and media agencies, YouTube isn’t the ideal platform. That said, building VOD sites like Netflix is a herculean task. Or is that so? Not so long ago, developing a VOD platform like Netflix required not only massive technical manpower but also robust equipment.
Today, the scenario is different. With web development and programming poised for transformation, you can launch a subscription-based video streaming service with VOD streaming servers.
It doesn’t matter whether your video is a few seconds or a few hours long. Every video, regardless of the duration, has some earning potential. As a publisher, you deserve to discover your videos’ full potential. StreamView, a complete Netflix clone white-label solution, will support your efforts.
Here is a quick rundown on why StreamView is your best ally to create a subscription-based video streaming service like Netflix:
Robust Tech Stack
If there is an adjective that can aptly describe its tech stack, it is ‘robust’.
| Frontend Framework | Bootstrap |
| Frontend UI | Angular JS |
| Database | MySQL |
| Backend | Laravel 5.2 |
| Version Control Repository | BitBucket |
| Object Relational Mapping Tool for Android | greenDAO |
You will own the source code for your product. If you are well-versed in the technical nitty-gritty, you can make the necessary modifications. If you aren’t a tech-savvy media publisher or broadcaster, don’t worry; the StreamView support team is always ready to help.
Completely Customizable
StreamView includes all the core features you need to launch a subscription-based video streaming service like Netflix. As far as customization is concerned, the VOD streaming server white label solution is customizable in both frontend and backend controls.
From how viewers sign up for subscription services to how you categorize videos in the backend, almost every aspect is customizable. Once you purchase this software, you can rebrand your business and add your own logo.
Scalable Architecture
If your video content is awesome, viewership can skyrocket, and traffic volumes may reach towering heights. Thanks to its scalable architecture, StreamView streams content without downtime.
To ensure a glitch-free stream, this white label solution uses CDNs (Content Delivery Networks), effectively addressing low latency and bandwidth restrictions.
Multi-tier Security
Video plagiarism is rampant in the VOD industry. Many media publishers and broadcasters lose thousands of hard-earned dollars due to video plagiarism.
StreamView is a class by itself. Thanks to a torrent of multi-tier security measures such as AES encryption, DRM (Digital Rights Management), and Access control, video plagiarism issues are effectively addressed.
Multiple Monetization Channels
You can earn money whenever a user opts for a premium subscription. To attract more viewers, upload trailers and build anticipation. Let audiences watch the trailers for free.
To watch the complete videos, they have to pay a premium. You can also earn money through banner videos and Pay per Video (one-time payment per video) monetization channels.
Wish List
Users like to save videos to watch later. Wish List encourages users to watch the saved videos. This feature boosts video view counts.
