Updated October 2026 · By Sampath Mallidi, CEO of Revidd

Written by the Revidd team. We include ourselves, and say where others are a better fit.

The best white label OTT platforms for broadcasters in 2026 are Revidd, Muvi, Brightcove, Kaltura, Zype, OTTera and VPlayed. Uscreen, Vimeo OTT and Dacast usually suit creators and live-event teams better. Revidd fits broadcasters that want on-demand, live and 24/7 FAST channels in their own native TV apps, without hiring engineers.

TL;DR: Pick by buyer type first, then by scope. Broadcasters running VOD, live and FAST in their own apps should shortlist Revidd, Muvi and VPlayed. Large media groups and pay-TV operators with engineering teams should look at Brightcove and Kaltura. If third-party FAST distribution is the main job, talk to OTTera or Zype. Creators selling memberships should look at Uscreen or Vimeo OTT, and teams that mostly stream live events should look at Dacast.

We checked every competitor fact below against the vendor's own website on October 20, 2026. We left out prices because they change often and most broadcaster vendors quote them privately. New to the category? Start with what white label OTT means.

What are the best white label OTT platforms in 2026?

These are the ten white label OTT platforms broadcasters and media companies most often compare in 2026. The "TV apps" column lists only the TV platforms each vendor names on its own site. If a platform isn't listed, it may still be supported, so ask the vendor.

Last checked October 20, 2026, against each vendor's own website. Sources are linked in each profile below.

What is a white label OTT platform?

A white label OTT platform is a ready-made streaming service you license and publish under your own brand. The vendor supplies the apps for each screen, the video player, the content management system and the monetization tools. You supply the content, the brand and the audience. It replaces a custom build, which usually means hiring an engineering team and waiting months. For a buyer's checklist, see what to look for in a white label OTT platform, and for the cost trade-off see build vs buy an OTT platform.

Buyers also call this white label streaming software. The name changes, but the test is the same: whose brand is on the apps, who builds and maintains them, and which screens they reach.

Which white label OTT platform is right for each kind of buyer?

Each profile below says who the platform fits, and where you should look elsewhere. Vendor claims are quoted from their own sites and linked.

1. Revidd: best for broadcasters that want VOD, live and FAST in their own apps

Revidd lets broadcasters and media companies launch their own streaming service on every major screen, with on-demand, live and 24/7 FAST channels in one platform. Native apps run on Roku, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Apple TV, Fire TV and Android TV, plus web, iPhone, iPad and Android. FAST channels are built in the same CMS as your library, using a FAST Program Manager, an EPG, SCTE-35 markers for your ad partners, an Ad Filler Playlist and a Rescue Playlist that plays backup content if a scheduled file fails. You can run SVOD, AVOD, TVOD and hybrid models, and ads run through your ad partners.

Branded apps can be ready in as little as 1 to 2 weeks, plus app store review that Revidd doesn't control. Revidd powers streaming that reaches more than 38 million viewers and 5.2 million monthly active viewers across 15 countries. Customers include Niche Network TV, Ultra Media and Entertainment, B4Media UK and Wi-Flix. See Revidd OTT apps and Revidd FAST channels.

• Choose it if you are a broadcaster or media company with a library, you want VOD, live and FAST in one place, and you don't want to hire an engineering team.

• Look elsewhere if you need someone to place your channel on Samsung TV Plus, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel or Tubi (Revidd doesn't provide managed carriage), you sell creator memberships with community features, or you want in-house developers to build custom front ends.

2. Muvi One: best for teams that want a no-code suite covering many content types

Muvi One describes itself as an all-in-one, no-code OTT platform for video and audio, with on-demand, live streaming and cloud playout for linear TV and FAST channels. Muvi lists apps for Roku, Samsung, LG, Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, Android TV and VIDAA, plus web and mobile. It also targets eLearning, fitness and enterprise buyers. Compare details in Revidd vs Muvi.

• Choose it if you want one vendor for video, audio and possibly courses, and you like configuring a large feature set yourself.

• Look elsewhere if you want a platform built only around broadcast workflows, or a short list of options to set up.

3. Brightcove: best for large media companies with in-house video teams

Brightcove OTT builds streaming apps for iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku and Fire TV. Brightcove Live covers live events and 24/7 linear channels. Brightcove is a wide enterprise video platform that also sells tools for corporate communications, and its OTT page sends buyers to Contact Sales or a demo request. See Revidd vs Brightcove.

Leaving Brightcove? See the best Brightcove alternatives in 2026, compared by the job you need done.

• Choose it if you are a large media group that already uses enterprise video tools and has staff to run them.

• Look elsewhere if you are a lean station or network that mainly needs branded apps and FAST channels running quickly.

4. Kaltura: best for telcos, pay-TV operators and large media groups

Kaltura Cloud TV brings linear channels, live TV and OTT together, and Kaltura says it supports linear, live and VOD content with FAST, SVOD, AVOD, PPV and TVOD models. Kaltura pitches it as "OTT and Pay TV, together at last," and the company also sells video tools for enterprise and education. See Revidd vs Kaltura.

Leaving Kaltura? See the best Kaltura alternatives in 2026, sorted by the job you need done. On Vodlix instead? Read Vodlix alternatives for broadcasters.

• Choose it if you run a telco or pay-TV service, or a large media group that needs operator billing and packaging.

• Look elsewhere if you are a regional broadcaster or content owner that needs a lighter, faster launch.

5. Zype: best for media companies with developers and FAST distribution needs

Zype describes itself as an API-first video CMS built for enterprises. Zype Playout turns live or on-demand video into 24/7 FAST channels, and Zype says it has connectors to The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus and Pluto. Zype Apps Creator builds TV apps for Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV and more. See our Zype alternatives guide.

• Choose it if you have developers on staff and want FAST channels delivered to third-party services.

• Look elsewhere if you have no technical team and want the apps and channels set up for you.

6. OTTera: best for content owners who want managed FAST distribution and ad sales

OTTera is a white label OTT provider based in Los Angeles. It builds OTT apps (the site says "in 30 days") and FAST channels, offers what it calls certified delivery to top FAST platforms, distributes through its StreamBridge service, and sells ads through AdNet+. Its site shows Roku, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Apple TV, Fire TV and Android logos.

• Choose it if getting your channel onto third-party FAST services, and having someone sell the ads, matters more than running everything yourself. This is where OTTera is a better fit than Revidd.

• Look elsewhere if you want to run your own library, live events and channels day to day from your own CMS.

7. VPlayed: best for broadcasters and TV operators wanting a broad white label stack

VPlayed, from CONTUS in Chennai, says it helps broadcasters, distributors and content owners stream live and on-demand video across web, mobile and smart TVs. It offers cloud playout for linear channels and lists apps for Android, iOS, Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku and "Smart TV". See VPlayed alternatives.

• Choose it if you want a wide feature set and a vendor that also takes on custom development.

• Look elsewhere if you need Samsung, LG and Vizio apps confirmed by name before you sign. Ask VPlayed directly.

8. Uscreen: best for creators selling video memberships

Uscreen is an all-in-one video membership platform for creators, with live streaming and built-in community features. Its app builder lists native apps for iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung TV and Apple Watch. We found no FAST or linear scheduling on its site. See Revidd vs Uscreen.

Deciding between Uscreen and Vimeo OTT? See our Vimeo OTT vs Uscreen comparison. Need TV apps, live events or 24/7 FAST channels instead? Compare the best Uscreen alternatives for broadcasters.

• Choose it if you are a creator, coach or fitness brand building a paid membership with community.

• Look elsewhere if you are a broadcaster that needs 24/7 linear channels or ad-supported FAST.

9. Vimeo OTT: best for creators and small publishers launching subscription video

Vimeo OTT says you can "Build your own streaming service," with live or on-demand video on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku, Fire TV, Samsung, Xbox, LG and Vizio. Its pricing page lists a "24/7 live linear channel" on the Enterprise plan, and we found no FAST channel tools on its OTT pages. Vimeo is closing a separate product, Vimeo On Demand, on November 20, 2026, according to its shutdown notice, which points creators to Vimeo OTT as an alternative. Selling on Vimeo On Demand? Read the shutdown dates and checklist. Moving off Vimeo? See how to migrate from Vimeo OTT and Revidd vs Vimeo OTT.

• Choose it if you are testing a paid subscription offering with a smaller catalog and want wide device coverage.

• Look elsewhere if you need FAST channel tools, or 24/7 linear channels below the Enterprise plan.

10. Dacast: best for organizations that stream live events on a schedule

Dacast calls itself a professional live streaming and video hosting platform for organizations that broadcast on a schedule, with pay-per-view, video monetization and API tools. Its OTT platform page describes a branded, web-based video gallery rather than native TV apps. See Revidd vs Dacast.

• Choose it if your main job is streaming live events, services or games to the web, with pay-per-view.

• Look elsewhere if you need branded apps on Roku, Samsung, LG and other TV platforms.

Why aren't Wowza, Amagi or Wurl on this list?

Wowza sells streaming server software for teams that build their own systems, not branded viewer apps. Amagi and Wurl specialize in managed distribution of FAST channels onto third-party services. All three are good at their jobs, but they solve a different problem than a white label OTT platform. For FAST distribution, see how FAST distribution works on Samsung TV Plus, Pluto and Roku.

Want to see Revidd against your own requirements? Bring your catalog size, your device list and whether live or FAST is in scope this quarter. Request a Revidd demo.

How do you choose a white label OTT platform?

Use this checklist to cut a ten-vendor list down to two demos. Each item maps to a column in the table above. For pricing shapes and the contract terms to check before you sign, see our white label OTT platform buyer guide.

• Name your buyer type. Broadcaster or media company, creator membership, or live-event organizer. This alone removes half the list.

• Name your scope. VOD only, VOD plus live, or VOD, live and 24/7 FAST channels in the same apps.

• List your screens. Write down Roku, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Apple TV, Fire TV and Android TV, then check each vendor names them on its own site. The TV app checklist below covers what to ask next.

• Set your linear bar. For FAST, ask for a schedule builder, an EPG, SCTE-35 ad markers and a backup playlist for failed files.

• Decide who handles distribution. Your own branded apps, third-party FAST services such as Samsung TV Plus and Pluto TV, or both. Not every vendor does both. For the FAST half of that choice, see white label FAST channels for content owners.

• Check payments and ads. Confirm your payment gateway is supported and that your ad partners can plug in.

• Plan the launch date honestly. Ask how long app builds take, and add app store review, which no vendor controls.

• Be honest about your team. If you have no engineers, cross off platforms that expect them.

• Plan your exit. Ask how you would export your library, metadata and subscriber data if you ever leave. Our OTT migration guide lists what to ask for.

Which TV apps should a white label OTT platform include?

A white label OTT platform should give you a native app on each TV platform your viewers use, published in that platform's store under your brand. For a US launch, the checklist below covers Roku, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Apple TV, Fire TV and Android TV. Ask platform by platform whether you get a native app or your website loaded inside an app shell, often called an HTML5 wrapper.

• Named on the vendor's site. Check that each TV platform is named on the vendor's own site, not just "smart TVs". The table above lists only the platforms each vendor names.

• Native or wrapped. Ask whether each TV app is built for that platform or is a web page inside an app shell. Ask to try the apps on a real TV, with its remote, before you sign.

• Live examples. Ask for store links to apps the vendor runs today on every platform on your list.

• Your brand, your listing. Ask whose developer account each app is published under, and what happens to the apps and store listings if you leave.

• Same features on every screen. Ask whether live events, FAST channels, subscriptions and ads work on every platform, or only on some.

• Store review. Ask who submits each app and answers review feedback. Review is outside any vendor's control. Apple says App Review typically reviews "at least 50% of submissions in less than 24 hours and 90% in less than 48 hours." Roku says that if extra certification testing is needed, "you should expect to receive feedback on your app within a week following submission." Google says some Play apps get extended reviews of "up to 7 days or longer in exceptional cases."

Revidd builds native apps on Roku, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Apple TV, Fire TV and Android TV, plus web, iPhone, iPad and Android, with one integration covering 50+ device endpoints. Branded apps can be ready in as little as 1 to 2 weeks, plus app store review that Revidd doesn't control. See Revidd OTT apps.

How much does a white label OTT platform cost?

The cost of a white label OTT platform depends on five drivers: how many apps and stores you launch in, whether live and 24/7 FAST channels are in scope, how much video you deliver, what the app stores keep from in-app sales, and how much content you migrate. Most broadcaster vendors quote privately, so we don't list prices here.

• Apps per store. Each TV and mobile platform is its own app build, store listing and review cycle. If the apps publish under your own developer accounts, Apple's Developer Program is a "$99 annual membership" and Google Play has a "US$25 one-time registration fee". Ask which platforms are in the base quote and what each extra one adds.

• Live vs VOD. A VOD-only catalog is the simplest scope. Live events and 24/7 FAST channels add encoding, scheduling and delivery, so ask for those lines separately and ask what changes when you add a channel.

• CDN and delivery. Delivery grows with viewing, and CDNs sell it in different ways. AWS CloudFront, for example, lists flat-rate CDN pricing plans next to pay-as-you-go pricing. Ask whether delivery is included, capped or quoted separately as your audience grows.

• App store cuts. When viewers subscribe inside an app, the store keeps part of the payment. Apple says that after a subscriber accumulates one year of paid service, "your net revenue increases to 85% of the subscription price" (Apple subscriptions). Google Play's service fees vary by program and transaction type. Ask each vendor how in-app and web sign-ups are handled in your apps.

• Migration. Moving from another platform means exporting video files, metadata, artwork and subscriber data, then redirecting old links. Ask who does that work and whether it is in the quote. Our OTT migration guide lists what to ask for.

Ask each vendor for a written quote at your expected audience in a year, with each of these lines shown, and what changes when you add channels or devices. For the build-or-license math, see how much it costs to build an OTT platform. Adding a FAST channel? See how much it costs to launch a FAST channel.

What is the best white label OTT platform for broadcasters?

The best white label OTT platform for a broadcaster is the one that matches its scope, screens and team, not the longest feature list. If you want on-demand, live and 24/7 FAST channels in your own apps on every major TV platform, without an in-house engineering team, Revidd is built for that. If third-party FAST distribution is the priority, OTTera or Zype may fit better. If you are a large operator with engineers, Brightcove or Kaltura are worth the longer process.

Request a demo to see your library, live events and channels running in Revidd apps. Product details: Revidd platform overview.

Need live channels, EPG and SCTE-35 workflows too? See our comparison of the best OTT platforms for broadcasters.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best white label OTT platforms in 2026?

For broadcasters and media companies, the main white label OTT platforms in 2026 are Revidd, Muvi, Brightcove, Kaltura, Zype, OTTera and VPlayed. Uscreen and Vimeo OTT suit creators selling subscriptions or memberships, and Dacast suits organizations that mainly stream live events. Revidd fits broadcasters that want on-demand, live and 24/7 FAST channels in their own apps on every major TV platform.

What is a white label OTT platform?

A white label OTT platform is a ready-made streaming service that a company licenses and publishes under its own brand. The vendor provides the apps, video player, content management system and monetization tools, and the company provides the content and brand. It is the alternative to building a streaming platform with an in-house engineering team.

Which white label OTT platforms support FAST channels?

On their own websites, Revidd, Muvi, Zype and OTTera describe FAST channel tools, Kaltura lists FAST among its supported business models, Brightcove and VPlayed describe 24/7 or linear channels, and Vimeo OTT lists a 24/7 live linear channel on its Enterprise plan. Uscreen and Dacast do not describe FAST or linear scheduling on their sites. For FAST, check for a schedule builder, an EPG, SCTE-35 ad markers and a backup playlist. Our comparison of white-label FAST channel platforms covers the FAST-specific options.

Can a white label OTT platform get my channel onto Samsung TV Plus or Pluto TV?

Some can and some can't. OTTera offers certified delivery to FAST platforms, and Zype Playout has connectors to The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus and Pluto. Revidd runs FAST channels inside your own branded apps and can output HLS with SCTE-35 markers, but it does not provide managed carriage onto Samsung TV Plus, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel or Tubi.

How long does it take to launch a white label OTT service?

Launch time depends on the vendor and on app store review. Revidd can deliver branded apps in as little as 1 to 2 weeks, plus app store review that Revidd doesn't control. Uscreen and OTTera both say apps can be ready in about 30 days. Plan for store review on every TV platform you launch on.

How much does a white label OTT platform cost?

Cost depends on the vendor, how many apps and stores you launch in, whether live and FAST channels are in scope, delivery as your audience grows, app store fees and migration work. Most broadcaster vendors quote privately. Ask each vendor for a written quote at your expected audience in a year, and what changes when you add channels or devices. We don't list prices here because they change often.