Videas hosts your institutional videos in France, generates their subtitles, and opens a workspace for every team that publishes in your organization.
You handle communications for a public body, and your constraints are legal before they are technical: where the data lives, who can reach what, what the player drops on a viewer's machine. Videas hosts your videos in France, plays them with no cookie and no tracker, and gives every department a place to publish its own.
Videas stores and delivers your videos from servers located in France, run by French hosting providers, with no transfer outside the European Union. The Lens-Liévin urban community set that condition before handing us its archive.
Videas generates the subtitles and the transcript of every video, in the language you choose, and you correct them in the editor before publishing. France Travail has them applied to everything its regions put online.
Videas opens a dedicated space for every department, agency, site or partner, with its own permissions, branding and analytics. ONISEP gives one to several hundred partners, who upload their videos without going through the central team.
Videas runs in a browser. Each department uploads its own videos, with no server to administer and no supplier to call back for every publication.
In France, with French hosting providers, and nothing transferred outside the European Union — neither for storage nor for delivery.
Every asset carries its metadata in Videas, and full-text search makes the archive usable by your own teams and by your partners alike.
No. Videas generates and transcribes them, you proofread them in the editor, and they follow the video onto every screen it plays on.
Videas counts plays, hours watched and locations without identifying anyone, and France Travail filters its own figures region by region.
Every videosubtitled and transcribed automatically, region by region
Digital accessibility is not negotiable for a public body: France Travail has everything its regional offices publish subtitled and transcribed, under the French RGAA accessibility framework, without commissioning a job for each video.
1M+player views every month, without a single cookie
ONISEP TV reaches a hundred thousand unique viewers a month across France, Switzerland and the French overseas territories, with no ads in front of the videos and no trackers behind them.
Video and photoin one sovereign archive, released case by case
The Lens-Liévin urban community hosts the output of its local channel Télégohelle in France, and decides asset by asset what goes to the press and what stays internal.
Your videos are hosted in France, with French hosting providers, and nothing leaves the European Union. The Videas player sets no cookie and no advertising tracker, shows no ads, and reports to no ad network: there is no consent banner to accept in front of a public information video. You then decide what each person sees — a library open to everyone, a space reserved for your staff, an expiring link for the press. AFNOR Éditions goes further and allows playback of its content only on its own domains.
In Videas, you open a space per department, per territory, per site or per partner: each one uploads its own videos, applies its own logo and colors, and follows its own analytics, while you keep the overview and the final say on the editorial line. France Travail runs twenty-six regional libraries this way, under a single national administration. Subtitles, chapters and attached files — minutes, reports, fact sheets — travel with the video, from the desktop to the television.
Videas does not make your content: you shoot and edit on your side, and you host and publish with us. And we do not replace your intranet — Videas carries the videos and the files that go with them, not your procedures.
€0.20
per hour of video stored, every month
€0.10
per minute of subtitles, per language
€0.02
per gigabyte delivered, first terabyte free
There is no subscription, no annual license and no tier to negotiate: you top up a credit wallet and Videas draws down what you actually use, service by service. Five hundred hours of stored video comes to €100 a month, and subtitling a ten-minute video in one language costs €1. The first terabyte delivered each month is free, and moving your existing catalog over from YouTube, Vimeo or a Drive costs nothing.
Videas provides exactly what we needed: uncompromising security for our premium content, native GDPR compliance, and an integration simplicity that saves our educational teams valuable time.
Videas enabled us to structure our video communications at the national level while giving each region the tools to operate independently. GDPR compliance and accessibility were non-negotiable prerequisites, and Videas delivers them natively.
Videas enabled us to centralize the management of thousands of educational videos while simplifying interactions with our partners. The ONISEP TV platform has become an essential tool for distributing our content to millions of students and families.
You upload a file once: it is stored, encoded and served over a CDN, then picked up as is by the channel, the page or the player. What Stream records comes back into the library. Nothing to wire together.
Centralize, organize and share your media from an ergonomic and secure space.
Broadcast your videos as internal or public channels, with replays and playlists.
Create product presentations, landing pages or event pages.
Generate multilingual subtitles and improve the accessibility of your content.
A professional, fast and customizable video player, GDPR compliant.
Track plays, engagement and retention to understand what captivates your audience.
On servers located in France, run by French hosting providers, under the GDPR. No file travels outside the European Union, neither for storage nor for delivery. The Lens-Liévin urban community and ONISEP both set that condition before handing us their archives, and it has not moved since.
Neither one. The Videas player sets no cookie, no advertising tracker and no third-party measurement pixel, and it shows no ads in front of your videos. So there is no consent banner to accept before watching a public information video, and audience is measured without identifying anyone.
Videas Scribe generates the subtitles and the transcript of every video, in its original language or another, and you review them in the editor before publishing. The player also follows the good practice of the French RGAA framework — keyboard navigation, chapters, switchable subtitles. The service costs ten cents a minute, per language.
Yes, and it is the most common setup among our public sector clients. In Videas, you open one library per entity, with its own permissions, logo, colors and analytics, under a single central administration. France Travail runs twenty-six of them for its regional departments, and ONISEP opens one for each of its partners.
Yes. Videas plugs into your directory through single sign-on, as at Crédit Agricole where more than ten thousand employees open the internal web TV with their usual credentials. Your staff has no extra password to remember, and access follows the permissions already defined on your side.
Yes. Domain restriction allows playback only on the addresses you declare: anywhere else the video will not start, even if someone copies the embed code. AFNOR Éditions protects its paid learning paths that way. You can also reserve a video for named accounts, or share it through a link that expires.
Our rates are published and per unit, so you can price a requirement without waiting for a quote and compare it line by line. There is no subscription, no minimum term and no per-seat license: you credit a wallet and you consume. Our team supplies the documents your procurement office needs.
No. If a regulation requires you to prove that a file has not been altered since it was deposited, in the sense of the NF Z42-013 standard, you need a certified archiving third party: that is not our job. Videas keeps, indexes and serves your archive for as long as you want, without legally binding timestamps.
Yes. Videas Stream goes live from OBS, vMix or Wirecast, with a chat you can open or leave closed, and the replay is available the moment you stop. It then joins the video library, where it gets subtitled and indexed like any other video in your archive.
Yes, and the migration is free: our team moves your catalog over from YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive, titles and descriptions included. You can keep your public channels running alongside — hosting with us does not force you to close down what already exists elsewhere.
