Uscreen vs. Vimeo OTT: Which platform is better (2022)

How does Uscreen stack up against Vimeo OTT? In this detailed Uscreen vs Vimeo OTT review, we compare the two popular platforms head-to-head to uncover which is best for your video streaming business.

All information in this video is accurate as of the date of filming and publication on April 12, 2022.

Whether you want your own OTT apps or maybe you're just looking to get started and determine which video on demand platform is best for you, we've got you covered.

Chapters
00:00 - Standard Platform Features
04:03 - Site Building Tools
05:09 - OTT Apps
06:48 - Marketing Tools
08:39 - Monetization
11:10 - Other Important Features


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[rawfootagesupply]

One thing I like about Vimeo, is they caption each of your videos upon upload, and then you can search your entire library of videos for keywords. So if I search the word “data”, every video that mentions the word data will populate the search. I noticed a search box in your Uscreen demo, wondering if it has a similar search functionality.

[parveezsaligh]

OH man this is such a great breakdown. I really should save up to use Uscreen VOD.

[MrMommajay]

Great video really love what I'm hearing.But would my clients have the ability to export videos from your platform like they could on Vimeo?That is a big part of my business. So I would need a platform that could support that.

[AmirShahzeidi]

Awesome comparison! Very detailed and helpful.

[mortgagefinancing]

This is an unfair comparison video because the guy is from Uscreen.

[BeHealthyEnough]

Thanks as always for a great video. I’m staying with USCREEN! My big decision this year is can I afford the app feature 😀

[AishawithanEye]

Is there any reason I can't upload my OF content to Vimeo OTT so I can skip the 20% cut that OF takes? If so... that's a huge game changer...

[michaelkiese]

Just looked it up, it doesn't appear that Uscreen supports 4K, but Vimeo does.

[gargamelito]

SINCE THEN, THE PRICES HAVE MORE THAN 2X!!! WTF?

[jfraser]

Does either platform allow users to run a/b tests on any of their plans? If so, what sort of testing can you do and is it per device type or across devices?