Muvi is a white-label OTT platform for branded video/audio streaming apps. See pricing plans, features, and whether it fits your streaming business.
Muvi is a streaming platform builder that has been in the OTT space since 2010, helping media companies, sports organizations, educational institutions, broadcasters, and enterprises launch their own branded video or audio streaming services. Its core "Muvi One" product provides white-labeled websites and mobile/TV apps supporting both pay-per-view (TVOD) and subscription (SVOD) monetization, HD/4K encoding, and unlimited content hosting.
Beyond core VOD delivery, Muvi offers live streaming, cloud-based linear TV/FAST channel scheduling (Playout), media asset management (Flex), an e-learning product (Academy), and a short-form video product for TikTok-style content. Security features include multi-DRM, content encryption, geo-blocking, and watermarking, with ISO, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and ADA compliance.
Muvi also includes AI features branded "Alie" for automated subtitles, translations, dubbing, metadata generation, and clip creation, plus more advanced AI recommendations and video search at higher tiers. The company has been recognized as a Leader in OTT platforms and cites clients including the Sacramento Kings, Intel, and Philips.
Muvi is a platform for launching white-labeled OTT streaming websites and apps, letting businesses deliver live and on-demand video or audio content across web, mobile, TV, and connected devices.
Yes, Muvi offers a free trial that does not require a credit card, before you commit to a paid plan.
Muvi's video streaming plans start at $399/month (Standard) and scale up to $1,499/month (Professional), $3,900/month (Enterprise), and custom Ultimate pricing starting around $10,000/month, with a 15% discount for annual billing. Audio-only plans run roughly 25% cheaper at each tier.
Yes. In addition to on-demand streaming, Muvi supports real-time live streaming and cloud-based scheduling for linear TV and FAST (free ad-supported streaming TV) channels through its Playout product.