One code to copy, and the Videas player appears in your pages: your logo, your colors, no trackers.
You have a video to put somewhere: a product page, an article, an area reserved for your clients. Hosting it on a consumer platform means letting its brand, its suggested videos and its trackers into your page. Videas hands you a code to copy, and what your visitor sees stays yours.
The Videas player carries your workspace logo and the color you give the media. Nothing announces the tool hosting the video.
Videas shows no third-party thumbnail when your video ends. The end screen carries what you put there: a link, a form, the next item in your catalog.
The Videas player sets no advertising cookie and no third-party tracker, and calls no ad network domain. Your playback statistics stay yours.
An embed code is public by nature. In Videas, declare the domains allowed to display your videos: anywhere else, playback is refused.
In Videas, open the media and click Embed: you leave with a block to paste. The Script method resizes itself and follows the player's updates; the iframe goes through where JavaScript is filtered out. A popover mode loads the video on click, so a page holding several videos stays light.
The logo is uploaded once for the whole workspace; the color and the theme are set media by media. Videas keeps the lot as a preset, applied by default to your next embeds.
Anyone can copy an embed code from your page. Videas only lets the player start on the domains you have declared, with a wildcard to cover a whole root when you need it.
Videas embeds a collection too: your visitor moves from one item to the next without leaving your page, with the list as a drawer, a bottom bar or a right-hand column. A smart collection fills itself — a video that matches its rules appears in every player already pasted, with no change to the code.
Videas re-encodes every video up to 1080p and streams over adaptive HLS: the player follows each visitor's connection and switches quality without interruption. An eco mode caps it at 720p.
The theme and the logo are not written into the code: Videas resolves them at playback, from your preset. Changing your brand style updates players pasted six months ago.
Plays coming from a third-party page are counted like the others, in the media's statistics. The Videas Traffic sources tab tells you which sites and which exact addresses your videos are watched from.
Content sold on your channel embeds too: the player shows its entry price or its trailer, then sends the visitor back to your channel, where they sign in and buy.
Zerocookies and no advertising during a training session
Bodytime delivers its fitness programs to its members from its own coaching site, with a Videas player restyled to its brand guidelines and an integration done without rebuilding anything.
By listof allowed domains — anywhere else, playback is refused
AFNOR Éditions delivers its standards training paths inside multi-format interactive modules, with a player that only agrees to start on its own sites.
4,000 hof replays put back on the pages of an existing site
BTLV transferred more than four thousand hours of shows and video podcasts built up over ten years, and serves its subscribers from its own pages, with no break in service during the move.
Videas does not open the player to your CSS: color, theme and logo are yours to set, the rest of the styling comes as it is. And Videas does not go back over your pages: a setting written into pasted code changes only once you copy the code again.
€0.20
per hour of video stored, every month
€0.02
per gigabyte delivered, the first terabyte free
€0
for the embed code, on as many pages as you like
There is no subscription: you draw down a prepaid credit wallet, topped up whenever you decide to. A hundred hours of video stored come to €20 a month; two terabytes watched by your visitors add another €20, the first terabyte being free every month — so €40 for a site that really delivers. Pasting the same media on ten pages changes nothing on the bill: what counts is what gets watched. Videas also moves your existing catalog across at no charge.
Open the media in your workspace, click Embed in the action bar, adjust whatever you want to adjust, then copy the block shown and paste it into your page. The player then appears on your site, and your visitor has neither to leave it nor to create an account.
Share produces a link to a page hosted by Videas; Embed produces a snippet of code to paste into your own page. The protections differ too: a share link is protected by a password and by an expiry date, an embed by the list of domains allowed to display it.
Script by default: it resizes itself with its container and follows the player's updates without you copying anything again. Switch to the iframe when your platform filters out external JavaScript. The result looks the same; only popover mode, which loads the video on click, requires Script.
Yes. The logo is your workspace logo, uploaded once in the settings, then shown on the player at the position and opacity you choose. The primary color and the light or dark theme are set media by media, and are saved in a preset that your new embeds then follow.
Videas inserts no advertising into your player and shows no third-party thumbnail at the end of your video. An advertising slot does exist for organizations that sell their own inventory: it stays empty until you configure it in your workspace settings.
No: no advertising cookie, no third-party tracker, no call to an ad network domain. You therefore have nothing to add to your consent banner in order to embed a Videas video, in the sense of ePrivacy and the CNIL guidelines. Videos are hosted in France, with no transfer outside the European Union.
In the workspace settings, Embedding section, turn on the embedding domain restriction then add your domains straight away — while the list is empty the restriction blocks everywhere, your own site included. Remember production with and without www, staging, and your intranet. The setting requires the Admin role.
No. Videas offers no embed token for you to generate or rotate yourself: domain restriction is the only protection to configure, and it is enough in the vast majority of cases. It stops display on an undeclared site, but it does not replace a protected link for genuinely confidential content.
In the media's statistics: plays coming from a third-party page are counted there like the others, with no distinction. There is no dashboard per embed. To find out which sites your videos are watched from, the Videas Traffic sources tab lists the domains and the exact addresses.
Yes, from your channel, and two conditions have to be met: the channel must have a domain, and the content must allow embedding. Count €10 a month for the channel and €10 for the domain. The visitor stays anonymous in the player: they see the price or the trailer, then buy on your channel.
