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Asked: May 17, 20262026-05-17T02:52:27+00:00 2026-05-17T02:52:27+00:00

We have decided that it is time to ditch the ad-hoc method of deploying

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We have decided that it is time to ditch the ad-hoc method of deploying video on our web properties and pick one or more Video Platforms to handle this task for us. High level requirements are:

  • Needs to have an easy to mount and embed player.
  • Needs to make uploading and converting existing video.
  • Needs to have strong analytics, preferably integrated with google analytics.
  • Needs to be capable of “canned” video (ie — video on demand) and live streams (ie — live events).

Some other things that could tilt the balance:

  • Mobile-friendly.
  • Multiple-bitrate streaming.
  • Flexible APIs.

Hosting this ourselves isn’t an option–we just don’t have the manpower to care/feed for it. Price is not a major object.

So, who would you pick?

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    2026-05-17T02:52:27+00:00Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 2:52 am

    I’d recommend Ooyala or BrightCove as a professional video platform for mid-to-large size businesses. Both have scalable pricing as demand increases (including support for mobile, API’s and live-streaming). They’re expensive (see pricing: Ooyala and BrightCove), but acceptable for mid-large businesses. Brightcove is used by big names such as Fox, DiscoveryChannel, etc. Ooyala is used by EA, Dell, etc.

    Competitors to also consider: Kaltura, Delve, Viddler (no live), Wistia (no live).

    Ps. personally I wanted to recommend Vimeo because I love their player’s interface, but Vimeo Plus’ 5gb/week limit means it’s probably not suitable for businesses.

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