Stream without limits
No monthly quota, no cap to monitor. You pay €0.02/GB consumed, whether you stream 100 GB or 10 TB. Your audience grows? Your bill follows, with no surprises.
Videas vs Vimeo
A complete video platform — hosting, player, analytics, AI subtitles — with simple usage-based pricing and native GDPR compliance.
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Vimeo caps you at 2 TB/month. If your audience grows, you either upgrade or watch your videos get cut off mid-month.
Every Vimeo plan caps how many videos you can have. You pay more just to host your full catalog.
Your videos and your visitors' data are stored in the United States. A GDPR compliance risk you carry alone.
The Vimeo player sets third-party cookies. You have to display a consent banner and manage an extra layer of compliance.

No monthly quota, no cap to monitor. You pay €0.02/GB consumed, whether you stream 100 GB or 10 TB. Your audience grows? Your bill follows, with no surprises.

A simple pay-as-you-go model: storage at €0.20/hour/month, bandwidth at €0.02/GB. No subscription, no commitment. Your credits never expire and you stay in control of your costs.

The Videas player works without cookies or trackers. Embed your videos on your website without adding to your GDPR compliance burden. Your pages stay clean, your visitors are not tracked.

All your videos are hosted in France with native GDPR compliance. No data transfers outside Europe. Security features (domain restriction, password protection) are available to all users.
| Feature | videas.Try it | Vimeo |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced analyticsAdvanced analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Viewing heatmapsViewing heatmaps | Yes | No |
| Automatic AI subtitlingAutomatic AI subtitling | Yes | Limited |
| No adsNo ads | Yes | Yes |
| Hosting in FranceHosting in France | Yes | No |
| Native GDPR complianceNative GDPR compliance | Yes | Partial |
| Cookie-free playerCookie-free player | Yes | No |
| No video limitNo video limit | Yes | No |
| Unlimited bandwidthUnlimited bandwidth | Pay-as-you-go | 2 TB/month |
| Built-in monetizationBuilt-in monetization | Yes | Yes |
| Live streamingLive streaming | Yes | Yes |
| Full APIFull API | Yes | Yes |
| French-language supportFrench-language support | Yes | No |
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Yes. Videas offers a free migration service from Vimeo. The team handles the transfer of your files, metadata and organization. Contact support to schedule your migration.
It depends on your usage. For moderate and stable volume, costs are comparable. For variable or growing volume, Videas' pay-as-you-go model can be more economical since you only pay for what you consume.
Yes. The Videas player sets no cookies or trackers. You can embed it on your site without displaying a GDPR consent banner for video.
Yes. Videas offers live streaming via its Stream product. You can broadcast live and automatically keep the replay in your media library.
All data is hosted in France, with native GDPR compliance and no transfer to the United States.
Yes, as long as it is public. In the media library, New then External video pulls a video from a Vimeo, YouTube or Dailymotion URL, along with its title and description. Private, unlisted or password-protected videos cannot be fetched this way: for those, and for a whole catalogue, the assisted migration takes over.
One to two minutes after upload for a short video. Encoding is progressive: as soon as the first quality level and the audio track are ready, the video plays, and the higher qualities are added afterwards. There is nothing to configure — transcoding starts on its own.
Up to 100 GB per file, with three files uploading in parallel. Uploads are resumable: if your connection drops, the transfer picks up where it stopped instead of starting over. Common formats are accepted — MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM — and transcoding follows automatically.
No. You get €5 in credit on sign-up, then €5 every month, and the first terabyte of delivery is free each month: enough to host and stream your first videos before spending anything. There is no subscription to sign up for, and therefore none to cancel later.
Playback pauses, and nothing is ever charged beyond what you have topped up. You get a low-balance alert, auto top-up is optional, and everything resumes as soon as you add credit. Channels and custom domains follow a different rhythm: left unpaid, they are suspended after 14 days, then brought back online if you top up within 30 days.