Bunny vs Videas
Your developers keep their API. The rest of the team gets a media library, live streaming in production and analytics, without touching any code.
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Bunny Stream is run through the API and a technical dashboard: nothing is built for a non-technical team's daily use.
Views and watch time, but no lead capture, no call-to-action testing, no campaign attribution.
No plugin, no ready-made editor: putting a video in WordPress or Moodle means coding your own integration.
$0.01/GB in Europe, up to $0.06/GB in the Middle East and Africa: the bill depends on where your audience watches from.
A zone turned on by mistake can't be turned off: the only way out is deleting it and re-uploading everything.
Support replies fast, but customer reviews point to documentation that leaves too many questions unanswered.
A $1 minimum is charged every month, even for a nearly idle account.
Opened as an early access preview in August 2026, with no guaranteed availability for an event on a fixed date.
Bunny Stream is run through the API and a dashboard limited to monitoring. Videas adds a complete media library: folders, search by keyword or format, shared spaces between teammates. The whole team manages videos day to day from this interface, not just the developers who wrote the integration.
Bunny's live streaming remains a preview since August 2026, with no guaranteed availability for a planned event. Videas live streaming is in production today: RTMP ingest compatible with OBS or vMix, adaptive delivery over the CDN, and an automatic replay filed into the media library once the broadcast ends.
At Bunny, the stats stop at views and watch time: enough to know the video is running, not what it's earning. Videas adds click-through rate, viewing heatmaps that show exactly where the audience drops off, and per-video exports to share the numbers without a screenshot. Enough to measure what converts, not just what plays.
Nothing forces a choice between the two: the Videas API covers uploads, playback, the domains allowed to embed the player and folder management, with a JavaScript/TypeScript SDK and a Python SDK. Uploads use the resumable TUS protocol, so an interrupted transfer picks up where it stopped instead of starting over. Your developers keep their integration; the rest of the team keeps its interface.
| Feature | videas.Try it | Bunny |
|---|---|---|
| Video hostingVideo hosting | Yes | Yes |
| Full user interfaceFull user interface | Yes | Technical dashboard |
| Usable without a developerUsable without a developer | Yes | No |
| Media library (folders, search)Media library (folders, search) | Yes | No |
| Storage zones editable after the factStorage zones editable after the fact | Yes | No |
| Monthly billing minimumMonthly billing minimum | None | $1/month |
| Conversion analytics (leads, CTA)Conversion analytics (leads, CTA) | Yes | No |
| Live streamingLive streaming | In production | Preview since 08/2026 |
| Ready-made CMS / LMS integrationReady-made CMS / LMS integration | Yes | No |
| Usage-based pricingUsage-based pricing | Yes | Yes |
| Bandwidth pricingBandwidth pricing | One flat rate | Up to 6x by region |
| Hosting in FranceHosting in France | Yes | No |
| Native GDPR complianceNative GDPR compliance | Yes | Yes |
| French-language supportFrench-language support | Yes | No |
| Full APIFull API | Yes | Yes |
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No. Bunny is a CDN and video infrastructure built for developers, billed on usage. Videas is a complete video platform, with an interface usable without technical skills, on top of its API.
Yes. The Videas API covers uploads, playback and the domains allowed to embed the player, with JavaScript and Python SDKs. Unlike Bunny, it is never required: the interface is enough for everyday use.
Not really. Bunny already bills on usage and hosts natively in the European Union, GDPR compliant. The real difference lies elsewhere: the complete media library, live streaming already in production, analytics that go beyond playback, and support in French.
Only as a preview, opened in August 2026. Videas live streaming (RTMP ingest, adaptive delivery, automatic replay) is in production today.
Pricing is usage-based: €0.20 per hour of stored video per month, €0.02 per GB of bandwidth, at one flat rate regardless of region. €5 free credit on sign-up, then €5 every month.
Yes. Videas offers an assisted migration service. Our team handles the transfer of your files and their organization.
In France, with native GDPR compliance and no transfer outside the European Union.
Yes, two ready-to-use kits to integrate Videas without starting from scratch: @videas/sdk for JavaScript and TypeScript, videas-sdk for Python. Uploads use the resumable TUS protocol, so an interrupted transfer picks up where it stopped.
Yes, by email and chat, in French. Bunny runs self-service: documentation and community first, with no guarantee of French-language support.
Yes: views, watch time and device, like Bunny, but also viewing heatmaps and exportable per-video stats, built for a marketing team, not just technical monitoring.
