1. Mogi I/O

Mogi I/O is a B2B Video tech venture which is building next-gen technologies in video streaming and apps. We are the Shopify of OTT, enabling content creators, owners, channels, and operators to go Digital instantly with a plug-n-play, end-to-end Netflix-like Video App and engage their audiences and monetize their content, with no-revenue share.

Key features of Mogi

• All Revenue models (Tvod, Svod, Avod, Hybrid)
• Inbuilt CMS
• Customizable App
• Options to create channels, series, and “up-next” recommendations for your videos
• App analytics
• Support for resolutions up to 8k
• Live streaming support
• Call-to-action buttons for videos
• HLS & AES 128 encryption feature
• Ticketing system for any development issue
• CSV Export
• Customizable domain name
• Third-party direct ads, Admob, Vast integration
• Multiple platform launches (web app, play store, app store, android tv, apple tv, Roku, Tizen)
• Free gorilla software (which helps your video to upload faster)
• Digital Right Management
• Multi-user access

Pros of Mogi I/O :

• Mogi is the one-stop solution for launching your own video OTT on multiple platforms in one shot.
• Mogi gives you development support for a life time which means you don’t need to hire a developer for any updates in your own video OTT app.
• Mogi is a partner of Google so this gives you the opportunity to do many things in one place like inbuilt ads integration and full app analysis integration.
• Customizable theme option for the app by which you can choose which goes according to your content and business.
• Give you the opportunity to create unlimited channels and series in your app.
• Has a very low cost According to other video OTT providers in the market.

2. Spotlightr

Spotlightr is a versatile platform that provides private video hosting for businesses. Not only does Spotlightr host them on its global CDN, but it also allows you to add various features to your videos, including chapters, overlays, and call-to-action buttons. And you can fully customize the video player to fit your brand. Spotlightr also supports audience segmentation and funnels, which allow you to display different videos based on a user's characteristics..

Key features of Spotlightr:

• A fully customizable video player
• Support for pay-per-view videos
• Options to add CTAs and video overlays
• Evergreen “live” mode to simulate live video
• Detailed analytics, including video heat maps, audience segmentation, and engagement graphs
• Social sharing
• The ability to add your own pre- or post-roll ads
• Video funnels
• A drag-and-drop uploader

Spotlightr Advantage:

Spotlightr provides detailed video analytics, including heatmaps, showing which parts of your videos have been viewed the most. It lets you manage and embed videos uploaded to YouTube and other public hosting sites, so you can view analytics for your videos in one place. Spotlightr has a WordPress plugin that gives you access to a few features, including uploading videos to your WordPress site, which you can then add to posts via shortcodes or the Spotlightr block.

Cons of Spotlightr:

You can only add 25 videos on the basic paid plan, and video storage and bandwidth are limited on all paid plans. This means that if you exceed these limits, you will end up paying for additional storage.

Ease of use: Spotlightr's drag-and-drop functionality makes adding videos easy, and an extensive set of training videos is provided.

Cost:

The Spark plan costs $7 per month and is limited to 25 videos and 50 GB bandwidth per month with limited features. The Aurora plan includes the most features, costs $19 per month, and offers unlimited video and 200 GB of storage and bandwidth. The Polaris plan offers 600GB of storage and bandwidth along with all features for $49 per month.

3. SproutVideo

SproutVideo is a private enterprise video hosting platform that supports uploaded content and live streaming. With custom playlists, call-to-action buttons, and a Fully Customizable player, you can create an immersive video experience for your visitors.

Key features of SproutVideo:

• Automatic bandwidth detection and quality adjustment
• Support for up to 8K resolution
• Team collaboration features
• A fully customizable player
• Custom video playlists
• Autoplay and loop abilities
• Video analytics
• Post-roll screens
• In-player call-to-action buttons and lead captures

Pros of SproutVideo:

• SproutVideo supports videos up to 8K resolution and prevents buffering by automatically adjusting the quality visitors see based on their bandwidth. The video player is fully customizable and you can set custom styles for different videos.

Cons of SproutVideo: SproutVideo doesn't have a WordPress plugin, so you'll need to use an embed code to add your videos to posts or pages. Storage and bandwidth are limited to 500 GB per month.

Easy to use:

The number of features included with SproutVideo means the service has a steep learning curve, and some users may find using embed codes confusing. Support is offered through the knowledge base and live chat. Cost: The seed plan costs $24.

• 99 per month and includes video hosting and analytics. Additional features are available in SproutVideo's advanced plans, ranging from $59.99 to $499.99 per month.

4. ,Vidyard

Vidyard is an enterprise video hosting platform that offers a drag-and-drop uploader and a fully customizable video player. You can also record and edit videos and screencasts in Vidyard. While you can embed a limited number of videos on an external website, Vidyard focuses on your video landing page, making it more useful for creating and sending personalized marketing videos.

Key features of Vidyard:

• A drag-and-drop video uploader
• A screen recording tool
• Call-to-action features
• Video analytics
• Basic video editing tools
• Video player customization
• Video playlists

Pros of Vidyard:

• You can record and edit videos and screencasts from within Vidyard.

Cons of Vidyard:

• On the Vidyard "Plus" paid plan, only 20 videos can be embedded at a time. You also cannot embed video playlists. You cannot restrict access to videos. You can only set one call-to-action that applies to all videos, and call-to-action buttons can only be added at the end of videos. While there is a plugin available that allows you to embed Vidyard videos, you must upload and manage videos on the Vidyard website.

Easy to use: The drag-and-drop interface and built-in recording capabilities make Vidyard easy to use, and an extensive knowledge base is provided.

Cost: Vidyard has a free plan that allows you to upload 25 videos, five of which can be embedded. Premium plans start at $19/month for the Plus plan, which allows you to embed up to 20 videos.

5. ,Vimeo

Vimeo is a video hosting platform that started as a video-sharing platform like YouTube but now focuses solely on the needs of businesses and creators. It has impressive features including video creation, asset management, and live streaming. Vimeo also allows you to fully customize the video player to your brand and has powerful analysis and collaboration tools. and includes several features that allow viewers to customize their experience.

Key features of Vimeo:

• A fully customizable video player
• A WordPress plugin
• Video analytics
• Video creation tools
• Video playlists
• Monetization options
• Video review tools
• Support for resolutions up to 8k
• Live streaming support
• Call-to-action buttons for videos
• Screen and webcam recording
• The option to password protects videos
• Integration with popular editing tools
• The ability to reuse your videos across social media and email

Pros of Vimeo:

• Vimeo has a dedicated WordPress plugin that allows you to upload videos within your website and add them to your posts and pages through integration with the WordPress block editor. It has a powerful set of features aimed at video creators, including collaboration tools. and integration with Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and other popular video editing software. Vimeo also offers a video review tool that allows your team to add time-stamped comments to videos. Vimeo allows you to create
• videos with its online editor that comes with useful templates and default videos that you can use. You can even create videos for your WooCommerce products from your WordPress site.

Vimeo Cons:

Vimeo costs more than many of the other private video hosting tools on this list and limits the number of videos you can upload per month. Ease of Use – The Vimeo WordPress plugin makes uploading videos and adding them to your content easy. Some advanced features come with a slight learning curve, but Vimeo has its video school to help you use the platform to create great videos along with a detailed knowledge base.

Cost: There is a free plan, but it is very limited. You can upload or create up to two videos per month and benefit from an ad-free environment, but most other features are exclusive to paid plans. The starter plan includes five videos per month and features like screen recording, password protection, video embedding, and video analytics for $12 per month.

• The standard plan includes ten videos per month and additional features like call-to-action buttons and video player branding for $35 per month.
• The Advanced plan includes an upload limit of 20 videos per month and adds the ability to host webinars with interactive features like polls and chats for $55 per month.