Subscription, one-off purchase or rental: you set the prices, the buyer pays on your own domain, and Stripe pays the money out to you.
The catalog is filmed, the channel is online: all that is left is how to charge for it. One at a time when a video stands alone, by rental when it is watched once, in packs when it takes several, by subscription when the catalog grows. Videas carries all four, collects through Stripe and pays you out.
Purchase, rental, pack and subscription coexist on one channel, and a single video can carry several of them at once.
Cart, billing details and card entry all stay on your own domain: there is no redirect in the middle of a payment.
The money lands on your own Stripe account, which then pays it out to your bank account on the schedule you set there.
Videas works out the tax from the buyer's country, handles EU reverse charge and issues the receipts for you.
In Videas you switch a video to Paid and its Monetization tab appears: price, access period, download, trailer. One video can carry several prices, and the buyer picks the card that suits.
The Sales section holds the transactions, the monthly statement and the commission invoice. The Net column is the only place in Videas that tells you what actually comes back to you.
Cart, sign-in, billing and payment all run on your domain, card entry included. Videas stores no card number — that lives at Stripe — and access opens the moment the payment clears.
One at a time, as a time-limited rental, as a pack of several videos, or by subscription to the whole catalog, new releases included. The same video can be bought outright, rented for less and sit inside a plan.
An activation request that Videas reviews within two working days, then a Stripe account in your company's name. Both the seller identity and the account serve every channel you run.
Six steps on your domain: cart, sign-in, billing, payment, confirmation, access. Videas handles the cart and the VAT, and Stripe offers card, SEPA or Apple Pay depending on the buyer.
A code as a percentage or a fixed amount, capped, limited and dated — typed into the cart, or pre-applied from your campaign page. Access can also be granted inside Videas, with no checkout at all.
Every month Videas produces the statement, the transaction export and the commission invoice. Stripe transfers your revenue to your bank account on the schedule you set.
Buy + rentboth models on one channel, with no duplicate catalog to keep
GussDX sells its investigations outright and rents them for a limited window from a channel of its own, with viewer accounts and a checkout carrying its brand.
4,000 hof replays kept for subscribers, migrated off Vimeo
BTLV sells access to its catalog by subscription, and left Vimeo the day the price followed its growth. Its shows are hosted with us and played inside its own website, with no advertising and no cookies.
0playback possible outside the domains you allow
AFNOR Éditions sells interactive training courses on standards: the videos are restricted to its own domains, and the embed code pasted onto any other site plays nothing at all.
Videas does not create the demand: no sales funnel, no email sequence, no abandoned-cart reminder. You bring the buyers, Videas takes the payment. And the checkout is standardized: your levers are the prices and the plans, not the order of the steps.
15%
commission on every sale, payment fees included
€10
a month for the channel that carries your storefront
€0.20
per hour of video stored, every month
There is no platform subscription: you pay for what you use, plus 15% of what you sell — Stripe's processing fees are inside that, with nothing added on top. A €12 subscription taken by fifty people makes €600 in the month: €90 of commission, €10 of channel and €40 for two hundred hours of catalog stored. That leaves you €460, and the first terabyte delivered each month is free.
It's a company based in France, with people available when you need them. The interface meets our expectations in every way. Simple, affordable, and easy to use -- we couldn't be happier.
I wanted to centralize my content on a platform that reflects my identity and lets my community fully enjoy it. With Videas, I launched my own VOD platform without getting bogged down in the technical side.
Purchase suits a video people come back to, a talk or a reference tutorial. Rental suits what gets watched once: a webinar replay works well at forty-eight hours. Subscription suits a catalog that keeps growing, since every new release strengthens the offer instead of being one more sale to make.
Two routes in Videas. Publish a collection on your channel, switch it to Paid and give it a price: buying it unlocks every episode, and renting stays possible. Or build a pack plan, the only route that allows a free trial and lets the same video appear inside several different offers.
15% of the amount, all inclusive: payment processing sits inside it, so no Stripe fee is added on top. There is no entry fee and no cost per subscriber. The commission is withheld as sales come in, with a monthly invoice as proof; on a refund, Videas returns it, less what Stripe keeps.
One activation request, from your channel settings: seller identity, activity, currency. Our team reviews it within two working days, then you open your Stripe account with an ID document, a registration certificate and an IBAN. Identity and account cover the whole organization; the currency is fixed at activation.
No. Collecting payments requires a registered entity: a company, an association or a registered sole trader. Stripe checks those details against official registers, and an incomplete identity gets the file refused. Your seller name is what appears on the invoices handed to your buyers, and it is what commits.
Six steps, all on your domain: add to cart, sign in, billing, payment, confirmation, access. Purchases and rentals go through a multi-item cart, while a subscription goes straight to payment. Signing in is compulsory, there is no guest checkout, and access opens as soon as the payment clears.
You enter prices excluding tax, and VAT is added at payment according to the country and the type of buyer. An EU company outside your own country, holding a valid VAT number, gets the reverse charge. Videas works all of that out, issues your customer's receipt and invoices you its commission.
Transfers are driven by Stripe, usually daily with a two-day lag, and adjustable from its dashboard. A missing document suspends payouts without stopping sales. Your net appears in exactly one place, the monthly statement; every other amount shown across Videas is a gross sales figure.
Yes, without asking us. A promo code discounts by a percentage or a fixed amount, with a cap, a quota and an end date; attached to a Pricing block, it applies by itself from your campaign page. A code at 100% gives the content away, and a subscription can be granted from someone's profile.
Yes, provided your channel has a domain. The embed code carries the video's access rules: on your site a paid video shows its trailer or a card reading “From €X”, then sends the visitor back to the channel. Nothing unlocks inside the iframe, where the visitor stays anonymous.
