Launch your own OTT platform. Stream on every screen.

MultiTV is a complete, white-label OTT platform that helps businesses launch, manage and monetize their own video streaming service. Instead of building separate systems for content management, video streaming, apps, monetization, DRM and analytics, businesses can manage these capabilities through one integrated OTT solution.

The platform supports live streaming and video-on-demand (VOD), along with multiple monetization models such as SVOD, AVOD and TVOD. It is designed for broadcasters, media companies, sports organizations, content owners, telecom companies, education providers and enterprises that want to deliver branded video experiences across multiple screens.

A white-label OTT platform allows you to launch a streaming service under your own brand without having to build the entire technology infrastructure from scratch.

With MultiTV, businesses can create a branded OTT experience with their own logo, colours, content catalogue, user journeys and monetization strategy. The platform handles the underlying video technology, including content management, transcoding, streaming, DRM, multi-CDN delivery, subscriptions and analytics.

This makes it easier to launch an OTT service faster while retaining control over the customer experience and brand.

MultiTV supports a wide range of video content, including live events, movies, web series, sports, news, educational content, entertainment programmes, training videos and other on-demand content.

You can manage live feeds, video archives and new content from a centralized content management system. The platform also supports use cases such as sports streaming, 24/7 news channels, entertainment platforms, education and micro-drama services.

MultiTV supports the three major OTT monetization models: SVOD, AVOD and TVOD.

SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand): Users pay a recurring subscription to access premium content.

AVOD (Advertising Video on Demand): Content is offered free or at a lower cost and monetized through advertising.

TVOD (Transactional Video on Demand): Users pay for individual movies, episodes, events or other premium content.

These models can also be combined. For example, an OTT service can offer a subscription catalogue while using advertising for selected content and pay-per-view for premium live events.

Yes. MultiTV allows different monetization models to operate within the same OTT service.

For example, you could offer a subscription plan for your regular content, serve advertisements on selected free content and charge separately for premium sports events or movie premieres. This gives content owners greater flexibility to build an OTT monetization strategy around different audiences, content types and markets.

Yes. MultiTV is designed to support both live video streaming and video-on-demand from the same platform.

Live feeds can be managed alongside your existing video library, allowing broadcasters and content owners to create a single destination for live events, recorded programmes, movies, shows and other content. This is particularly useful for sports, news, entertainment and educational platforms that operate both live and on-demand services.

A MultiTV-powered OTT service can be delivered across web, iOS, Android and connected TV platforms, allowing viewers to access content on the screens they already use.

The platform is designed for multi-screen video delivery, so businesses can build a consistent branded experience across devices rather than maintaining completely separate streaming infrastructures for each platform.

Yes. MultiTV supports connected-TV experiences alongside web and mobile platforms.

This allows OTT businesses to extend their service beyond smartphones and browsers and deliver content to viewers through larger screens. A multi-screen approach is particularly important for entertainment, sports and premium video services where viewers increasingly move between mobile devices, computers and TVs.

MultiTV supports digital rights management (DRM) to help protect premium video content from unauthorized access and distribution.

Multi-DRM can be applied to video assets as part of the delivery workflow, helping content owners secure their catalogue across supported devices and platforms. This is particularly important for businesses distributing premium movies, sports, subscription content and other licensed programming.

Yes. MultiTV supports multi-CDN video delivery to help OTT services distribute content efficiently across different regions and networks.

A multi-CDN approach can provide greater flexibility when delivering high-volume live streams and on-demand content to audiences across different geographies. It can also help businesses optimize delivery based on regional requirements, network conditions and audience demand.

Yes. MultiTV is built for high-scale video streaming and has been used in production environments handling large audiences.

The platform currently cites 25M+ peak concurrent viewers, more than 1 billion hours streamed annually, service across 60+ countries and 99.9% platform uptime. These figures represent production deployments rather than laboratory benchmarks.

For businesses planning a major OTT launch or high-traffic live event, scalability can therefore be considered as part of the platform architecture rather than something that needs to be added later.

Yes. MultiTV includes cloud-based adaptive bitrate (ABR) transcoding, supporting video delivery up to 4K UHD.

Transcoding converts uploaded or incoming video into the formats and quality levels required for different devices and network conditions. This allows viewers with different connection speeds and screen sizes to receive an appropriate stream while maintaining a smooth viewing experience.

Yes. MultiTV provides a centralized content management environment where teams can manage live feeds, archives and new releases.

The platform supports capabilities such as bulk content ingestion, metadata management, playlists, scheduling and rights management. This gives editorial and operations teams a single place to organize and prepare content for distribution instead of managing multiple disconnected systems.

Yes. MultiTV provides analytics and quality-of-experience insights to help OTT operators understand how their service and content are performing.

Businesses can use engagement and content-performance data to identify viewer behaviour, understand where audiences drop off and evaluate the performance of different content and distribution channels. These insights can help teams make better decisions around programming, monetization and audience retention.

Yes. MultiTV supports advertising-based OTT monetization through AVOD, including server-side and client-side ad insertion.

This allows content owners to monetize free or ad-supported video while maintaining a premium viewing experience. Advertising can also be combined with subscriptions and transactional content, giving OTT businesses the flexibility to build multiple revenue streams within the same platform.

Yes. MultiTV can support sports streaming use cases ranging from live leagues and tournaments to direct-to-consumer (D2C) fan platforms.

Sports organizations and broadcasters can combine live streaming, VOD, subscriptions, advertising and other engagement features within one OTT environment. The platform can also work alongside AI-powered highlight generation to help turn live sports content into shorter, more engaging clips for digital audiences.

Yes. MultiTV is designed to support broadcasters and media companies moving from traditional distribution models toward direct-to-consumer and digital streaming.

Broadcasters can manage live channels, VOD libraries and digital content while delivering branded experiences across web, mobile and connected TV. The platform also brings content management, video delivery, DRM, monetization and analytics into a connected OTT technology stack.

Yes. MultiTV can be used to build secure video platforms for education, training and online learning.

Organizations can deliver live classes, recorded courses and other educational video content while controlling access through user entitlements. Video analytics can also help education providers understand content engagement and learner behaviour.

Yes. MultiTV supports micro-drama use cases with mobile-first vertical video, short episodic content and per-episode monetization.

A micro-drama service can offer short vertical episodes, swipe-based viewing, free introductory episodes and paid unlocks. These experiences can operate alongside traditional SVOD, AVOD and TVOD content, allowing businesses to experiment with newer video formats without creating a completely separate platform.

The time required depends on your content catalogue, branding, integrations, business model, applications and specific requirements. However, MultiTV is designed to reduce the time and complexity involved in launching an OTT service.

With managed onboarding and APIs for integration, businesses can move from planning to launch in days to weeks, rather than spending months building and integrating multiple technology components independently.

Building an OTT platform internally can require separate technology for CMS, video players, transcoding, CDN, DRM, applications, advertising, billing and analytics. Integrating and maintaining these systems can significantly increase development time and operational complexity.

An integrated OTT solution such as MultiTV brings these capabilities together, allowing your team to focus more on content, audience growth and monetization while the underlying video infrastructure is managed through one platform.

MultiTV can be used by broadcasters, media and entertainment companies, sports organizations, telecom operators, news publishers, education providers and other businesses looking to build or scale a video streaming service.

Whether you are launching a new OTT platform, migrating an existing streaming service or expanding into new screens and monetization models, the platform can be configured around your content, audience and business objectives.

Yes. MultiTV can support OTT and video platform migration projects, including moving content and streaming operations from existing technology environments.

A migration can be planned around your existing content library, users, applications, integrations and business requirements. The objective is to move to a more scalable OTT infrastructure while minimizing disruption to your viewers and ongoing operations.

The best starting point is to discuss your content, audience, target markets and business model with the MultiTV team.

Based on your requirements, the team can demonstrate how the OTT platform can be configured for your use case, including content management, live and VOD streaming, multi-screen delivery, DRM, monetization and analytics.